When I was banned, I would contact the owner. Everytime I contact the owner, he does not respond to my messages.

Since your post appears I can see you are not banned now.

Touche!

Like every device I use, it says I’m banned. Why is the owner do these stuff not responding to messages

When you have been banned and you want to try to rectify the situation, contacting the owner is a good step to take. However, it can be frustrating if the owner does not respond to your messages. Here are a few things you can try:

1. Be patient: Give the owner some time to respond. They might be busy or unable to check their messages immediately. If you haven't received a response after a reasonable amount of time, you can move on to the next steps.

2. Try another method of contact: If you initially reached out through email, consider trying a different method such as direct messaging on social media, reaching out through a different email address, or using a contact form on their website if available. Different platforms or methods might have different response times or be more likely to garner a reply.

3. Be polite and concise: When reaching out to the owner, make sure to be polite, respectful, and concise in your message. Clearly explain why you were banned, express your desire to rectify the situation, and ask for any guidance or assistance they can provide. Being respectful and courteous may increase the likelihood of receiving a response.

4. Seek alternative support channels: If contacting the owner directly does not yield any results, try looking for alternative support channels. Check if there is a community forum, support email, or customer service contact that you can reach out to. Sometimes, there are designated support teams that can help address ban-related issues.

5. Respect the owner's decision: While it is important to try to resolve the situation, it's also essential to respect the decision made by the owner. If your ban is permanent or if the owner chooses not to respond, it may be necessary to accept that and move on.

Remember, these steps are general suggestions, and the specific course of action might vary depending on the context and the platform you are dealing with.

That’s because I’m using my mom’s phone.