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Iam a ChatGPT plus subscriber. Recently my access reverted to the free version. I discovered this was due to a credit payment failure. I retried the payment on the same card and it succeeded (I observed a successful payment under invoice history).

If the issue persists, you may want to contact the ChatGPT support team directly to see if they can assist you with the issue. They should be able to look into your account and help you resolve the problem. You can reach out to them by email or through the ChatGPT website.

There is no such thing as ChatGPT support.

There are channels to attempt to get support, alas, well known that no one ever got answer from there.

Email support- no answer, chat support- you get dumb AI with predefined answers, and cant get anything with sense

I am having the same problem. My resubscription payment did not go through at first and after adding another payment method, the payment was confirmed via stripe. But I noticed I am now on the free version without access to Plus

Tried all the solutions listed but the site still keeps kicking me back to the IRS Free File Edition. Nothing works to start over, going to the provided link still switches me over to IRS Free File no matter what I did or what solutions listed in here that I tried. Just went with H&R Block since they're not going to charge me anything or put me thru this BS to access my profile. The layout sucks, the fact that the site keeps pushing over to the IRS version shows they have no care for their online service, and are probably just going to let the problem slide. Did my taxes with them over 4 years and have seen how they're degrading in quality. Oh well, time to change services!

Hi. Unpaid versions are limited to a total of 50 notes and one notebook, accessible from 2 devices only. If you already have more than 50 notes etc, then you won't be able to create new notes. Free accounts are now limited to a trial access only, not something for long term use.

If one of your devices is a desktop PC you will be able to export your notes to ENEX, HTML or PDF files to transfer them to a new service, but there's no way to avoid the frequent reminders meantime. If you have signed up for a free trial you have a few days to take action before your account is charged, and you may be able to opt for monthly payments so that you can cancel quickly.

Actually I think this is -possibly- reasonable for families, small businesses or self-employed support workers - the cost (and Admin!) of Teams seats or multiple copies of Personal is prohibitive, but some 'free' accounts solve the issue, and if there's an actual use involved, there's a real(er) chance that one or more of the free accounts will also buy a Personal subscription to use for themselves... maybe.

The upload is limited to the Free margin, but uploading will not count against the Free users allowance of 60MB per 30 days - it is counted against the subscribers upload. It is blocked when reaching 25MB, even if from the account stats B is not uploading at all.

I use these Free accounts on my freelancing projects from time to time. If the notes are habitually created by my paid account, the Free users are pretty autonomous in their use of the accounts. I never had a problem to run a full project over several months on such a structure of my Professional account as the hub, and several Free accounts as spokes, located on on shared project notebook. I just need to always keep some fresh notes available for who needs to use them.

Second remember device swapping to get around the device limit ? This was how the unsync limit came into the game. It stopped swapping devices. EN can easily close these loopholes - if they decide to do so.

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The "paid" versions can have a large number of modules related to specific types of tasks. The university edition has most of the base, SAS/STAT and some of SAS/ETS (time series) and SAS/IML (matrix language).

The Univ Edition got me started in school but felt too limited for bigger projects. It was perfect for basic courses but couldn't handle advanced classes or intern work.

Now with the paid version at my job, it's a whole different ballgame. Suddenly I have all these fancy tools that blew my mind. But best of all is the support - whenever I'm stuck those SAS wizards save my butt. They fix things so fast, keeps my productivity high.

The collab features also rule. No more combining files, just work seamlessly in real-time. And the community is gold for benchmarking my work and solving coding issues.

Man, that development dervices part of the paid SAS is also a lifesaver. There was this one project where we really needed to up our predictive modeling game. The data was messy as hell too. I tried for weeks to get it working but just hit wall after wall. It was super seamless too - I found the information and I was able to easily import the files for further work using SAS university's integration feature. You can learn more capabilities: here: -development

Long story short, Univ Edition works for starting out but you need the full fat version if you wanna get serious in analytics.

Yes, that is provided by the main developers operating under the registered business name Meltytech. It is even linked from our download page as an alternative with benefits. As for how much Microsoft gets, it depends:

As of March 5th, the Microsoft Store team has updated the Microsoft Store App Developer Agreement (ADA). The next time you log into your Partner Center dashboard, you or someone with an administrative role on your account will be prompted to reaccept...

No, that is me doing that. It is offered as a free trial to let you try it out and see if it works for you before buying. If you do not want to financially support our development you can uninstall it using Windows System settings > Add or remove programs, or right-click the app icon and choose Uninstall. Then, download the free version from our official site at Shotcut - Download.

By purchasing Shotcut through the Microsoft Store you support the developers and get automatic updates. Shotcut is updated nearly every month with fixes and new features! A one week free trial is also available through the store so you test it to make sure it works on your computer and for how you like to work before you decide to pay.

The apps from the store are more contained and isolated from the system and other apps, which is why it appears hidden to you. FYI, if you want to know where it really is or determine which is which you can run it, and in the Shotcut menu, choose View > Application Log, and look for the line near the top that says something like

[Info ] install dir = "C:/Program Files/WindowsApps/63764Meltytech.Shotcut_21.1.29.0_x64__n3ep7ff047466"

I am considering acquiring the paid version of the Looker Studio; I would like to know the difference between the Paid and Free versions. For example, in the free version, we have a limited number of graphics per tab; we also have the limitation in the paid version.

just thought I would throw this out here but I will say from reading the Looker and Looker Studio help communities that Looker Studio Pro and Looker have better support than the Looker Studio product. (Looker Studio help community in my humble opinion needs more people supporting it and assisting with the questions.)

I'm a 4th year student studying mechanical engineering in university, and we've been working on my final year design project. We've been using the Inventor student version to create our design, which is entirely within our agreement to use the student version, since this is directly contributing to our learning, and a requirement for our degree. Now that the project is done, we want to give our industry contract (who's plant our design is based on) the Inventor file of our design. I've been reading that there can be some consequences to opening a student version file in the paid version of Inventor, mainly it will "Infect" any paid version file that it is placed into with a water mark saying "student version". Is there anyway around this? We haven't profited from the design, nor is it strictly what I would call a professional or commercial use. We've simply completed our educational portion of the design, and wish to allow our industry partner to have it to actually implement it. The partner company uses Autocad products, and obviously uses Inventor. That's why we used it to begin with. Is there any way we can give our work to them in a manner that they can actually use it? We've pretty excited to have finished our design, and it would really put a damper on our accomplishment if we couldn't see our design get built and used at the plant.

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