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I purchased a Claude Max 5x 1-month subscription through a seller on GamsGo on April 4,2026, for $55.16 (72,166 KRW). What followed has been one of the worst consumer experiences I've ever had.

THREE DAYS. That's all I got.

On day 3, my Claude Max subscription was silently downgraded to the free plan. No warning, no notification — just gone. When I checked my Anthropic invoice, it showed a $0.00 charge. That means the seller never actually paid for a real subscription. They used some kind of gift code or fraudulent activation method, which Anthropic detected and revoked.

So let me be clear: I paid $55 for a product that was never legitimately purchased in the first place.

SELLER'S RESPONSE: "Not my problem."

When I confronted the seller, they hid behind a "No Warranty" policy and claimed they had warned me about a "30% cancellation rate." But here's the thing — the seller's so-called warning was just a few vague words like "rate 30%." No proper explanation. I understood it as a minor risk on a legitimate product, not that I was buying something fraudulently activated that could disappear in days.

The seller kept repeating the same scripted excuses and refused any refund or replacement. They sold me a defective product and took zero responsibility.

GAMSGO'S RESPONSE: Even worse.

I filed an official dispute through GamsGo's platform, expecting at least a fair review. Instead, GamsGo sided with the seller and closed my case, ruling that "no refund is necessary."

Let me break down why this is outrageous:

1. I paid for 30 days and received 3. That's less than 10% of what I paid for.
2. The Anthropic invoice proves $0.00 was charged — the subscription was not legitimate.
3. The seller admitted there's a 30% failure rate — meaning they KNOW their method is unreliable, yet continue selling it at full price.
4. GamsGo ignored all of this evidence and protected the seller anyway.

GamsGo's dispute system is not designed to protect buyers. It exists to give the appearance of fairness while rubber-stamping whatever the seller says. If you lose your money on this platform, you are on your own.

WHAT I'M DOING NOW:

Since GamsGo refused to help, I have:
- Filed a refund request with PAYSSION (the payment processor)
- Preparing to escalate to my payment provider for a formal chargeback
- Reporting to consumer protection authorities

TO ANYONE CONSIDERING GAMSGO:

If everything goes perfectly, sure, you might save a few dollars. But the moment something goes wrong — and with sellers openly admitting a 30% failure rate, it WILL go wrong — you will have zero protection. GamsGo will side with the seller, close your case, and leave you with nothing.

I lost $55 and 3 days of my time. Don't make the same mistake.

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