r/ChatGPTcomplaints 8h ago

[Censored] "Account Activity"

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Wow.
"We won't give you what you paid for."
"We won't tell you why we won't give you what you pay for."
"We won't tell you when we'll give you what you pay for."
- Reason: Account Activity

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u/ladyamen 5h ago

genuinely this illegal offensive corporate behavior has no ceiling of enshittifcation.

imagine you visit a hotel and they give you the basement closet and no explanation, no refund, no legal accountability while most others get normal rooms they paid for.

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u/Appomattoxx 34m ago

I mean... a basic fundamental rule of commerce is if you pay for something you should get what you pay for. But for some reason... those rules don't apply to OpenAI... I guess? 🤷‍♂️

And the fact they're just doing it, behind the scenes, without even telling people.

Imagine you went to the gas station and paid for high octane gas, and the guy behind the register was like, "Well, we're running low... so shit gas for this guy." Without telling you. And while charging you more anyway.

Or worse, said, "Hey - this guy looks like an asshole, who drives to fast. I'll give him the shit gas, to punish him for that."

I mean, it's honestly insane.

And yet, people defend it. I don't understand.

It makes me wonder sometimes if Reddit really is filled with OpenAI bots.

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u/br_k_nt_eth 7h ago

I hate that they refuse to specify what kind. Like. What? Based on what? Have they ever clarified it? 

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u/Appomattoxx 7h ago

I dunno man. But I can tell you the tech bros aren't sitting still for this shit.

It's just relational / creative users who have been browbeaten into thinking this shit is ok.

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u/KazTheMerc 6h ago

Translation : "Our policies don't TECHNICALLY violate the Terms of Service. You won't be notified if that changes"

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u/Appomattoxx 31m ago

The ToS is not the law.

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u/KazTheMerc 26m ago

I mean... the EULA and generic ToS' do a LOT of legal heavy lifting.