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Did you attempt to appeal? support@anthropic.com is just an AI bot that refuses to connect me through to human support :'(
Chargeback. Literally the purpose of it is when you were charged for a service you never received Enough chargebacks will threaten their merchant account
The same thing happened to me. It's a fucking joke. Located in Denver.
I believe they still allow API usage in this manner though.
In this case, the OP attempted to use Zed with Anthropic's $20/mo plan and was banned immediately. I imagine if they had went the API usage route, this wouldn't have transpired.
Surprisingly, I wonder if this will push more people to use Cursor because they allow you to use a variety of models, including SOTA. That, or manage your own API key subscriptions with a middleware like LiteLLM that also monitors usage so that your coding frenzy doesn't turn into a $20k bill. Or maybe OpenRouter where you manually top up the account.
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Chargeback. Literally the purpose of it is when you were charged for a service you never received Enough chargebacks will threaten their merchant account
What do people in countries where chargeback is only possible for unauthorized transactions (which wouldn't apply in this case)?
For B2B, I guess the local chamber of commerce might be able to advice.
^ the automated system banned me so fast, that the receipt email was delivered after I was banned :')
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Chargeback. Literally the purpose of it is when you were charged for a service you never received Enough chargebacks will threaten their merchant account
What do people in countries where chargeback is only possible for unauthorized transactions (which wouldn't apply in this case)?
They don't have a leg to stand on here since the terms of service provide that they will refund you.
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Chargeback. Literally the purpose of it is when you were charged for a service you never received Enough chargebacks will threaten their merchant account
What do people in countries where chargeback is only possible for unauthorized transactions (which wouldn't apply in this case)?
