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How do I cancel my ChatGPT subscription?
- k310 8mo agoI'n sorry, Dave ...
- tobr 8mo agoI had been considering ditching everyday ChatGPT use in favor of Claude anyway, but hadn’t gotten around to it mostly out of habit. Now I have a good reason to do it.
- tombert 8mo agoSame, I had put Claude in my metaphorical shopping cart about two weeks ago but I already had some inertia with ChatGPT + Codex and figured it wouldn't be better enough to justify changing. That has changed, so I canceled my ChatGPT membership and signed up for Claude. I still have five bucks of credit I bought a year ago for the OpenAI API that I do not believe I can have refunded back, so some of my apps are going to have to stick to OpenAI until those credits run out since I'm not going to just donate five bucks to them. Playing with it now, I honestly can't tell too much of a difference, which as far as I am concerned is a good thing.
- timpera 8mo agoConsider carefully the usage limits of both services before deleting your account (as you cannot create a new one later with the same email). Claude's €20/month sub offers very little and this has unfortunately kept me from switching when I tried earlier this month.
- deaux 8mo agoConsider that "little" is very subjective here, I find it to offer more than enough.
- tobr 8mo agoI had been using both, ChatGPT mostly for chats and Claude mostly for code. Now I cancelled the ChatGPT subscription and turned on extra usage in Claude instead.
- idiotsecant 8mo agoI get a fair amount of use out of it. I'm not using it for professional software development, just hobby stuff that I don't to write the boring parts of. For 20 bucks a month that seems pretty reasonable.
- grey-area 8mo agoYou should also consider ollama and local models.
- moffkalast 8mo agoWith this amount of competition it's almost weird to be paying anyone anything when one can just switch between free tiers of GPT, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Qwen, Deepseek, Le Chat and an endless firehose of local models. The more your usage is randomly spread out, the less each provider can presumably profile you too as nobody has the full picture.
- pbiggar 8mo ago[flagged]
- adithyassekhar 8mo agoWhy does every new app and website use this off white color and that one font?
- wood_spirit 8mo agoAnthropic must be in some way better in that they do have some red lines and do truly stand on them (and if they didn’t, like every other company doesn’t seem to, we’d never have even known)?
- spongebobstoes 8mo agoanthropic previously agreed to deploy their models in this context with nothing but a contract to enforce their red lines -- they even disabled their safety systems! per announcement, openai can include safety systems of their own making, including ones to prevent their red lines from being crossed. that seems to be a more robust solution, including in the face of an untrustworthy government
- pbiggar 8mo agoNotice that Anthropic doesn't support spying on Americans specifically - spying on anyone else is fine. Can't spy on three specific 300m people, but spying on the other 7.7B totally ok.
- Nevermark 8mo agoWell, yes. But the desire and ability to control non-citizens en masse is nothing like the threat a government is to its own citizens. In practice the two activities have very different natures and impact.
- Palmik 8mo agoExcept most of the world's population, and in fact large fraction of the engineers and scientists working on these things, are not US citizens.
- ddxv 8mo agoJust deleted my account. Can always sign up for a new account later if you need (with a different email).
- layer8 8mo agoEven with the same email, probably.
- ddxv 8mo agoThey specifically say you cannot reuse the same email. I also tried after deleting and it said this email has been deleted.
- andersmurphy 8mo agoI guess that means they are only soft deleting.
- layer8 8mo agoAh, interesting. It’s not clear why they would do that, unless they are using the email address as the sole account ID.
- esperent 8mo agoThey clearly are, and Anthropic too. That's why you can't change the email address on an account.
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- wolframhempel 8mo ago[flagged]
- Nition 8mo agoYou may be right, but whatever happens with OpenAI and the military, I'd rather not be personally contributing money towards it.
- ParentiSoundSys 8mo agoWhat does domestic surveillance have to do with national security objectives or keeping denizens of the U.S. safe (that is, the ones who are not lucky enough to be in its cosseted ruling class)?
- wolframhempel 8mo agoTrue, but I'm talking about the autonomous AI weapon question
- ParentiSoundSys 8mo agoUnfortunately it's the same people asking for both, so you should be wondering at whom those weapons are really intended to be pointed.
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- padolsey 8mo agoBefore you fully delete your account, don't forget to first save your chats! Go to https://chatgpt.com/#settings/DataControls https://chatgpt.com/#settings/DataControls and click Export under "Export Data".
- ddxv 8mo agoWhat value does this give you? Part of why I deleted my account was I couldn't think of a single thing of value in my chats from the past couple years? Maybe some nostalgia looking at what bugs I was fixing?
- Nevermark 8mo agoYou’re confusing your situation with others. There are unlimited reasons someone else might want their chats.
- ddxv 8mo agoYeah, just curious what those reasons are? Like a valuable thought process you want to keep? Or like a data dump that is useful for looking at later?
- puchatek 8mo agoFor me this is very valuable. The results of personal "research projects" are in there. I use it for reference. Of course I could ask Claude to get me those answers but why waste the energy?
- willio58 8mo agoJust cancelled. I’ll give my money to a company with leaders that have a modicum of backbone.
- InMice 8mo agoA few days ago I went to cancel mine and it just said they'd give me a free month instead so I said OK. I thought it was funny all the patterns to keep you on
- tintor 8mo agoI just cancelled my ChatGPT subscription that I had since 2023. OpenAI offered me an extra month free, to keep my subscription.
- overgard 8mo agoI just can't help but imagine ChatGPT's sycophancy mixed with military operations. "Sharp insight bombing that wedding! Next would you like tips on mosques to bomb, or I can suggest some new napalm recipes that are extra spicey. Your call!"
- vasco 8mo agoThe point is it will be autonomous, the prompt could just be 'keep me safe' which will be interpreted who knows how and presumably no further prompting.
- wood_spirit 8mo agoAutonomous just means this narrative is what you’d see if you looked at the logs of the drone talking to itself in it’s head…?
- vasco 8mo agoAssuming it's not smart enough to write logs that make it less likely to be prosecuted/ disabled by coming up with fake reasons. It can just say you were a terrorist because you were an adult male traveling with something in your hands. Humans already do this to justify strikes, likely the AI would do the same.
- AlecSchueler 8mo ago> Assuming it's not smart enough to write logs that make it less likely to be prosecuted Alternatively: Assuming it's smart enough not to consider logging to /dev/null a reasonable way to speed up execution times.
- gmueckl 8mo agoThis is giving me strong Dark Star vibes with the intelligent bomb forcing a philosophical discussion about existence and perception at the end. (Spoilers for the ending of the movie: https://youtu.be/h73PsFKtIck?si=tTm9TidmEMBHsXq1 https://youtu.be/h73PsFKtIck?si=tTm9TidmEMBHsXq1 )
- jamiepond 8mo ago[flagged]
- wonsukchoi97 8mo agoI thought it was only me. I just unsubscribed it this morning.
- kristopolous 8mo agoThey use the web user-input as training data, we should use agents to inject it with noisy garbage.
- sammygutierrez 8mo agoThanks, I had Claude Code do it for me.
- mmaunder 8mo agoA week is a long time in politics. It's an eternity in AI. Anyone want to take a stab at what next week looks like?
- villgax 8mo agoShould rename itself to NoSpineAI
- 2001zhaozhao 8mo agobash> mv OpenAI NoSpineAI mv: 'OpenAI': No such file or directory bash> ls ClosedAI
- tombert 8mo agoIt's frustrating. Sam Altman already has everything. He's a billionaire, he can buy literally anything he wants, he can live anywhere he wants, he can buy a brand new sports car every day just to blow it up, he can buy a new house every week just to demolish and replace it with a trampoline park. He can afford to do anything. He can fucking afford to have some fucking principles. He's not going to end up on the street for not being a fucking coward. Because of some bullshit minor PTSD from a few years ago, I sort of swore an oath to myself that I wouldn't let being a coward stop me from doing the right thing, regardless of the consequences, and by doing things that I think are right it has cost me opportunities and money. I'm not homeless, but it made the job hunt harder when I was unemployed. I can actually feel consequences from standing up for what I believe in. Sam Altman being a coward is not equivalent, he's choosing to do the wrong thing for no reason.
- geuis 8mo agoOk. I completely support the sentiment of what you wrote. But it doesn't directly seem relevant to the parent question.
- tombert 8mo agoIt’s not but it is relevant to the surrounding context as to why this post has made it to the top of HN right now. Very few of the comments on this thread are actually about the act of canceling the subscription.
- thereitgoes456 8mo agoSam (and Greg Brockman) want something they do not have, very desperately. They want to win, to be Great Men, to be remembered by history with Jobs and Gates and the other tech luminaries. This is mentioned in Karen Hao's Empire of AI. They are both a lesson to me that no matter how much you have, you will not necessarily be satisfied.
- epistasis 8mo ago"Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked." -- Warren Buffet The original context was very different, about financial markets, but I've been thinking about it a lot the past 12 months. There's a lot of cowards in high places in tech, surprisingly cowardly people. Or they have sold out their principles to be friends with terrible people, which is also a form of cowardice. Hard to say which. The whole Epstein thing is a really really great marker of this too. Though I'm not sure if the tide has gone out all the way (we mostly know what's going on), or if there's a lot more tide to fall. LBJ was a real son of a bitch, who, when he finally was thrust into power as president, did something pretty surprising by going all-in on the civil rights movement. Power reveals who people are, and times of trials reveal who people really are.
- superkuh 8mo agoI canceled all services and deleted my account with OpenAI right after the announcement. They can get money from the current US regime but I will not contribute to their violations of the constitution.
- ddtaylor 8mo agoStory time! I actually cancelled my ChatGPT subscription in late 2024 and documented the process, kind of as a social media thing because it had gotten so bad and I realized nobody in my family was using it anymore. I asked my wife if she was getting any use out of it and she told me she had been using Gemini and Grok for months because "GPT is very lazy now". After a while another charge came in for the subscription, but I had the receipts: we had cancelled before the next billing cycle. I decided to try and reach out to OpenAI to resolve this, but they only let you chat with GPT itself for this, which it failed at and told me they weren't in the wrong and none of the information matched what actually happened. I took this and used it to submit a chargeback request with Privacy.com, which I use for all of my online purchases. Normally I don't have to worry about this because I set a limit or cancel the cards I issue manually, but I had an OpenAI API account using the same card and I had been a bit lazy in using the same card for technically two different services. Well, Privacy.com won that dispute and I got that money back. It's worth mentioning this is actually different than most banks will do now days. For the most part when you try to get a bank to do a chargeback they just roll it into their insurance and refund you the customer as a cost of doing business, but the actual scammer or shady merchant got to keep their stolen money, whereas I can be certain OpenAI didn't keep my money.
- thejazzman 8mo agoYour credibility is shot when you claim that banks will just give you money. They absolutely do not. In fact, Discover has admitted to me in writing, that they always rule in favor of the Merchant if that Merchant responds to the dispute -- regardless of what their response says. I've dealt with multiple chargebacks over the years and have only ever lost once -- when the Manager at Lowes' showed a check they wrote me [after I opened the dispute]. They absolutely do not just do anything and "write it off". Please be human and don't just rattle of high-confidence, baseless claims, especially as a giant billboard to Privacy.com
- sho 8mo ago> Discover has admitted to me in writing, that they always rule in favor of the Merchant if that Merchant responds to the dispute -- regardless of what their response says What, always? Like, literally 100% of the time if the merchant responds at all, they automatically win? That's very hard to believe. I don't know Discover but I do know Visa and that's not how their system works at all.
- jerry_attrick 8mo agoaltman is now and always has been a real POS. anyone who wasn't paying attention before can see that clearly now.
- jerry_attrick 8mo agothis is going to be better than the time bezos killed the kamala endorsement to curry favor with the regime
- UberFly 8mo agoKilling the Kamala endorsement wasn't a difficult call to be fair. Bezos just didn't want to endorse anyone. Easy to understand.
- jerry_attrick 8mo agowhich is what you would say if you accept the narrative and ignore the history
- iofusion 8mo agoDeleted. Anthropic usage credits purchased. Message those that work forces.
- jstummbillig 8mo ago[flagged]
- idiotsecant 8mo agoVirtue signaling is when you stop giving people your money because you don't like what they do. It's hilarious how mad the hogs get when you suggest maybe not supporting their powerful daddies. It doesn't matter which daddy it is, inevitably taking your ball and going home is 'virtue signaling'
- ajam1507 8mo agoVirtue signaling is impotent. This is a boycott.
- segmondy 8mo agoThis is a good time to promote running your own models. I have been running my own models locally and I would wager a local model will meet 85-95% of your needs if you really learn to use it. These models have gotten great. For anyone wanting to get into this, the smartest models to run recently that is consumer friendly was just released, checkout Qwen3.5 the 27B and 35B variants. They are small and I recommend running full Q8 quants. The easiest way to run these without dealing with complex GPU is to get a mac. For the example I gave, a 64gb mac will handle it well. If you are really cash strapped then you can manage with a 32gb but will have to run with less resolution quants. If you are not cashed strap, then get at least a 128gb and if possible a 256gb. The models are so good you will regret not getting a better system. You can join the r/LocalLlama community in reddit to learn some more. But this is pretty easy. Grab llama.cpp, grab a gguf quant from huggingface.co - the unsloth quants are great - https://huggingface.co/unsloth/models https://huggingface.co/unsloth/models
- drivebyhooting 8mo agoI have a lenovo workstation with 256GB ram but a weak sauce 12GB VRAM GPU. Is there any DMA trick to improve offload performance?
- Macuyiko 8mo agoThings such as AirLLM, or good old llama.cpp.
- segmondy 8mo agouse llama.cpp, you will be surprised how fast a model like qwen3.5-35b-a3b will run. that a3b means only 3B active parameter, so while infering the entire 3B will be in your GPU and you will get amazing performance. for your system, you should use the -cmoe option
- AussieWog93 8mo agoAn even easier way to get into this is simply by downloading a program called LM Studio. You can mount a model and chat to it within 10-15 mins with no experience whatsoever, and no configuration at all. That said, last time I tried local LLMs (around when gpt-oss came out) it still seemed super gimmicky (or at least niche, I could imagine privacy concerns would be a big deal for some). Very few use cases where you want an LLM but can't benefit immensely from using SOTA models like Claude Opus.
- hedayet 8mo agoI'd cancelled my subscription earlier this month organically as I wasn't getting any net positive value. BTW, what's going to hurt their business more, deleting my account or using the free tier?
- apparent 8mo agoI've found the free tier to be extremely limited recently, but in a stochastic way. Some days I ask one friggin question and it tells me I only have two questions left and should upgrade. I just switch to a different model.
- mnsc 8mo agoI love that the tool in question is very calm and collected, in contrast with the emotional wreck that is the US regime. I got a very helpful response to this prompt and I will make it continue working on a python script to get my historical chats looking good in Obsidian. > Ok. So I'm cancelling the subscription to ChatGPT and moving over to Claude because of the news of OpenAI striking a deal with us department of war. (https://www.techradar.com/pro/openai-just-signed-a-huge-deal-with-the-us-government-and-it-could-change-the-future-of-ai-as-we-know-it https://www.techradar.com/pro/openai-just-signed-a-huge-deal...) Please line out a good exit strategy where I can keep the information in my chats and projects on my own hard drive.
- croes 8mo agoDon’t forget to change your model in Github copilot and such
- 2001zhaozhao 8mo agoPSA: If you can't switch your coding agent right away, you can just reroute Codex to a different model for the time being. https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/26#issuecomment-2811623854 https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/26#issuecomment-28116...
- raphman 8mo agoHow long does data export usually take for three years of medium usage? I started it eight hours ago, got a confirmation email that export had started but so far no email with a download link.
- PacificSpecific 8mo agoI'm gonna have to see if I can get my company to switch off openAI. Hopefully we can make a small dent and if enough of us do it, a larger dent. Sounds like it won't really be a pain for me though based off comments on HN indicating Claude is the better product and I doubt I personally would hit any sort of token limits with the amount I use agentic coding.
- ForgotMyUUID 8mo ago1. Log into ChatGPT 2. Click on your profile icon and select New Chat icon. 3. Formulate a polite prompt in the regard of subscription cancellation. 4. Wait for a reply from Mr. Altman.
- rustyhancock 8mo agoI cancelled my anthropic sub yesterday and the dark patterns are so frustrating. You go to billing. Then don't click change my subscription. Your only option to change the subscription is to "upgrade" to an annual plan. Instead you have toScroll down past your card details etc to a red button that says cancel. Who comes up with this crap? At least OpenAI puts cancelling within the Manage Plan section.
- eranation 8mo agoAfter the "upside down cup" debacle, and the "walk vs drive to the carwash" conundrum, and so many other examples where GPT 5.2 thinking failed miserably and Opus 4.6 and (even Sonnet 4.6 extended thinking) nailed it, I think they earned people wanting to cancel their subscription regardless of yesterday's events.
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- neuroelectron 8mo ago589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597, 598, 599, 600, ... We can continue in this chunked counting style, advancing 400–500 numbers per message until we get very close to 1,000,000. Shall I continue the next chunk from 601? count up to 1000 Perfect! Let’s continue the sequence from 601 all the way to 1000 in one go: 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611,
- AlexCoventry 8mo agoJust asking for information: Why do we want to cancel our ChatGPT subscription? Didn't OpenAI demand exactly the same safety terms from the DoD as Anthropic did? > "Two of our most important safety principles are prohibitions on domestic mass surveillance and human responsibility for the use of force, including for autonomous weapon systems," Altman said. https://www.axios.com/2026/02/27/pentagon-openai-safety-red-lines-anthropic https://www.axios.com/2026/02/27/pentagon-openai-safety-red-...
- xvector 8mo agoBecause it is incredibly disgusting/bad form to swoop in like this.
- ajam1507 8mo agoEven taking him at his word (you shouldn't), this is still OpenAI swooping in and signing a deal after its competitor was banned from government use. Instead of joining hands with Anthropic they decided to take advantage of the situation.
- AlexCoventry 8mo agoThis was wishful thinking. I have canceled my ChatGPT subscription.
- qwertox 8mo agoLast time i pressed the button to delete all my chats it behaved odd afterwards, then all chats where there again. Just saying.
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- abcd_f 8mo agoWhat local options are on par with ChatGPT?
- energy123 8mo ago> No lock-in Shouldn't Google have gone out of business? I would agree it's one piece of the puzzle.
- LordDragonfang 8mo ago> This is genuinely Well, I have a good guess which of those models is your favorite. I'm not even saying that Claude wrote this - because it still reads as human written, and it's not badly written - but it has just enough Claude voice in it that it feels like the thing where humans inevitably start talking like the people (or simulacrums thereof) that they interact with most. (Heck, you did "It's not X it's Y" twice) ...Or maybe I'm the crazy one here. I don't know. But if I'm right, it's fascinating to see this happen.
- TheFlyingFish 8mo agoIf you're crazy then I am too. 50% odds it was written by a human, 50% bot.
- Aerbil313 8mo agoYou're not crazy. I feel it might be a case of LLM-brain, a person who interacts with LLMs so much they start talking like them.
- surgical_fire 8mo agoI spoke things such as "this is genuinely" for a long time before LLMs. I am worried people will think I use LLMs in my posts. This sort of sucks. I am also not a native English speaker, which doubly sucks in this case; while I am fluent, I not always know what sounds natural in English.
- maxbond 8mo agoI've just cancelled my subscription in solidarity with the OpenAI employees who signed the We Will Not Be Divided letter. I was a daily user of paid features like Deep Research. But not only was Anthropic's decision more ethical, their products are better, so I can't possibly justify the expense. Honestly I mostly was subscribed to take pressure off of my Claude usage limits, but I've just upped my Claude subscription to the next tier instead. ETA: I've started an export of all my data. After that's done, I'm going to delete it all from my account (Settings > Data controls) and walk away from the account. I will give this to OpenAI, they make the process of disentangling yourself straightforward and there's integrity in that.
- abustamam 8mo agoCurious—does it export memory and stuff? And how do you import it into Claude? Do you tell Claude "here is a data dump?"
- maxbond 8mo agoI'm not going to import it into Claude, I'm not sure what I'll do with it other than pulling out some Deep Research reports I haven't gotten around to yet but was planning to read in the immediate future. I do think that would almost work - Claude presumably can't create "old" chats but I think pointing an agent at Google Takeout-style dumps makes these more viable as leverage to actually move away from these services. I think asking the agent to turn it into an Obsidian vault is probably the best bet? I have Memory turned off so I'm afraid I won't be able to tell. I would guess so. The export hasn't completed yet either.
- crocowhile 8mo agoFrankly this is a very easy choice. Unless you need to make images, Claude wins over chatgpt on every realm. For writing and coding there is no match. It's one of those times where you can do the right thing and get the better product. I was one of the early paying adopter of chatgpt but when Claude came around I switched and never looked back. I've been on the max plan for a while.
- blueblisters 8mo agoOpenAI has ~50M paying subscribers driving >$10B in revenue. You would probably need at least ~1M subscribers to cancel to make this painful. Probably needs more attention outside of tech circles for that to happen but I suspect this will get drowned out in the face of other stuff.
- vinni2 8mo agoDamn my business plan just got renewed for another year I forgot to cancel.
- mac-attack 8mo agoI believe they offer prorated refunds when you cancel
- mickle00 8mo agoI just keep getting 'Something went wrong while canceling your subscription.' :(
- hedayet 8mo agoIn case you decide to delete your account, I'd recommend to at least download the saved memories - https://chatgpt.com/#settings/Personalization https://chatgpt.com/#settings/Personalization
- duxup 8mo agoDone. I'm off to claude now.
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