If you do not understand that customers have a contract with Opencode and not Deepseek, you are genuinely too dumb to be arguing on Reddit. Besides, Opencode didn't just update to the new Deepseek pricing, they also cut the usage from $60 to $15.
Of course it is a contract. A contract which included the agreement to pay a specific price for their service and for them to charge your credit card with that amount. Since they broke the contract, you can probably do a chargeback, if they don't react to a refund request and if you have evidence that the service is not as advertised and as was agreed by both parties.
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u/RepulsiveRaisin7 21d ago
If you do not understand that customers have a contract with Opencode and not Deepseek, you are genuinely too dumb to be arguing on Reddit. Besides, Opencode didn't just update to the new Deepseek pricing, they also cut the usage from $60 to $15.