Software issue.
This could simply be a software issue. Given that many players have dynamic IP addresses, including me, it would not be particularly useful to have a static blocklist of "bad" players. The fact that it seems online through a proxy server could also be down to software, the internet, and whether the proxy was using a cache.
Perhaps Enzo could enlighten us as to whether the live chat is globally on, or, off, or whether indeed it can be switched on for some regions and not others at any given time.
There is also the "how many accounts" question to be answered. Bryan must have noticed something a little odd going on to come out with this.
With many casinos, I have noticed that live chat can change from showing as online to offline, and back again. Sometimes, this status does not mean anything, as it can show online, yet can be offline when you try to use it.
As well as trying a proxy, try clearing your local IE cache and reconnecting to see if this also changes the status to online.
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