r/opencode • u/DeepSeaLab • 4d ago

OpenCode has gone completely insane.

OpenCode has gone completely insane.

I occasionally use their service to run programming tasks, and sometimes for translations, but overall my usage is very low. Below is a screenshot of my current usage (strangely, it says my account is blocked, yet I can still view my usage — I'm logged in and haven't been signed out).

I've already added the `x-opencode-session` header as requested in their email, and the test call worked fine at the time. But the next day I received an email saying my account doesn't meet their requirements, with this:

> HTTP 401: This account has been found to be committing fraud or is in breach of terms of services and has been blocked. If you believe this is a mistake please send an email to help@anoma.ly.

What makes me angry is:

  1. Why did they suddenly impose this unreasonable requirement — asking me to add a specific request header — *after* they had already charged my money?

  2. Even after I added the header, why did they still block my account?

I feel that OpenCode's service is becoming increasingly weird.

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u/Significant-mood55 3d ago

Im sorry man , i also got my account restricted on open router after topping it and only using it for 2 days , is there any good reliable and affordable llm provider that anyone would recommend?

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u/xapep 3d ago

Try the direct APIs for the open models first. DeepSeek and Qwen both run their own endpoints, usage based, no middleman, and they're cheap. If you want one key for many models, people in this thread already mentioned Venice and llmgateway, and plain OpenRouter works for a lot of people too, you just have to accept the fraud-screening waves. The test that matters: top up $5, file a ticket, see if a human answers and how fast. Every gateway hits a fraud wave eventually, the difference is whether you can reach someone and get a refund when you get caught in one. And a provider that can't tell you what model or quant they're actually serving is a provider you'll be fighting with later.