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What happens when I suspend a subaccount?

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What happens when I suspend a subaccount?

 

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If you suspend a subaccount, it is blocked it from Twilio usage incurred from using the API, including phone calls, video, messages, and more. 

Notice: After 90 days of the subaccount account being suspended, your phone numbers are at risk of being reclaimed by Twilio. See our Terms of Service here. Phone numbers not reclaimed will continue to bill as normal until they are released or removed. 

Alert: If you close a subaccount, Twilio will release all phone numbers assigned to it and shut it down completely. Closing a subaccount is an irreversible process; this is a permanent change. For more information, please see our article Closing a Twilio subaccount.

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