@Anthropic my account got suspended after I reported an unauthorized $400 charge.
I only disputed that charge — NOT my original $200 subscription.
Now I’ve lost access mid-cycle and can’t work.
Can someone review this urgently?
@AnthropicAI
Here are the facts:
- I paid $200 for Claude Max on April 1, 2025
- My billing period runs April 1 – May 1, 2025
- Today is April 22 — I still have 9 days remaining in my paid cycle
- My account was downgraded to Free mid-cycle, anybody help!
@AnthropicAI
I am writing to raise an urgent concern regarding two billing issues on my account.
**Incorrect Plan Downgrade** — I have an active Max subscription at $200/month, Despite this, my account is currently showing as a Free plan. I sent file to support email
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