Adobe Stock account deactivated for suspicious‑activity

Hi everyone, hoping for real‑world advice from other contributors.

My Adobe Stock contributor account got fully deactivated with this generic automated notice:

We are writing to let you know that your Adobe Stock contributor account has been deactivated for suspicious activity. For more information on why your account may have been blocked see the Submission Guidelines.

No exact violation given. I experienced two sudden 5‑10x earnings surges within the past two weeks, and the sales were mostly driven by aerial‑shot footage of the same type. I submitted a payout request roughly ten days ago, shortly before my account got deactivated.

Some context about my portfolio and recent behavior: All my photos and video assets are 100% original self‑shot travel content. I can provide raw files and metadata for any asset for verification. This stock income is a vital source of funding for my daily life and travel‑photography projects. This unexpected deactivation has completely thrown my photography and travel plans into disarray.

I’ve sent an appeal email to Contributor Relations already. I explained the originality of all my footage and asked for the exact trigger behind the block.

It is baffling to see so many contributors running into this same unreasonable situation, yet Adobe seems to take no action to address this widespread issue.

Now I’m trying to figure out: How realistic are my chances to get the account reinstated in this scenario? If my appeal succeeds, will I keep my currently frozen earnings as well as revenue generated while my account was deactivated? 

Any shared experience, warning or practical tips would be really helpful. Thank you.