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Tibo reports a usage-limit mismatch affecting about 40,000 accounts
An attributed correction notice says affected accounts will receive credits; it does not announce a universal reset or specify a product.
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Tibo says approximately 40,000 accounts had usage limits applied inconsistently with the plan they had selected. His post follows reports that some users’ allowance depleted faster than expected over the weekend.
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What the author said · editorial paraphrase
- He states that the issue has been corrected and that affected users are being contacted individually.
- He also says affected accounts will receive credits. The post supplies neither an amount nor a delivery schedule.
AISubHub analysis
A plan-to-limit mismatch is a different problem from normal quota consumption. For affected users, individual account communication is more useful than interpreting this notice as a general increase for everyone.
Limits and availability
The post does not explicitly identify the product, so this brief assigns neither ChatGPT nor Codex plan coverage. It is the author’s report, not our account test, and it does not promise universal refunds or a global reset.
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