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Is this one of those, Hey turn off the overcharge protection because you can go $50 into debt for free, and then maybe you'll just keep going and not notice you

Is this one of those, Hey turn off the overcharge protection because you can go $50 into debt for free, and then maybe you'll just keep going and not notice you owe us an extra $500 type of situations?

Ethee 8mo ago
I was worried about this when I turned it on myself, but under the usage panel it shows that it limited my spending to just the $50 and that auto-reload is off, so it doesn't seem this would be the case.
- nezhar 8mo ago
  There is also an Auto-reload option, I think it is off by default.
  - dude250711 8mo ago
    You guys are putting a lot of trust into vibe-coded software...
    - sxg 8mo ago
      The underreported story is how we over-trust human-coded software.
      - falloutx 8mo ago
        Too true, lets not trust any software.
      - ninjha 8mo ago
        most slop is human slop, who do you think claude learned from :)
    - deleted 8mo ago
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    - JumpCrisscross 8mo ago
      > You guys are putting a lot of trust into vibe-coded software... Nope. I'm putting a lot of trust in American Express and the continued availability of Claude competitors.
- brulard 8mo ago
  I turned on this overspend and limited the spending to $20. A day later I checked my spending, I had used "295%" of my limit. Almost $60. No idea why it didn't respect my setting.