Vlad2012
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Apparently...
Google Veo3 and More services for FREE [without .edu email]
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For free trials. For situations like this. Yes they all are subs automatically after trial ends.
If you exceed the $300 of the Free Trial, it will be your own money that gets charged.
So stop at $300 if you want to remain 100% free.
vlad_x
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Yes, you are right. For all trial promotions it is better to use cards without balance. And in general, regular payments are evil.
If you want to open a bank account with unlimited virtual cards with good BINs and card limits setup opportunity, ask me how.
If you want to open a bank account with unlimited virtual cards with good BINs and card limits setup opportunity, ask me how.
vlad_x
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Congratulations !
eagleeye111
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Thank you. This is really useful.
Vlad2012
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Try it, but I’m warning you the credits run out quickly, even though I usually generate only one video per prompt.
josephley930
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I had been using the free lab for the past 3-4 months, but suddenly Google ended the free offer. The $300 credit isn’t very useful if you're working on a lot of videos.
Vlad2012
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Big plot twist, guys I’m in serious trouble with Google. Like an idiot, I chose the subscription option at €21.99/month with the first month free. But as I already explained to you, I generated way too many videos.
As a result, I disabled the automatic PayPal payment, and now Google Cloud is trying to charge my credit card linked to my PayPal account. The total amount including VAT is €557.46, and it's automated bots trying to withdraw the money from an account I intentionally left with only €3. Bottom line: I’ll be forced to pay the amount because I risk being blacklisted by the bank if the charge isn’t collected. On top of that, I’ve already received an invoice showing the full amount due.
So I’m not going to play dumb and wait until they come after me by mail, for example. A debt collection agency and I already know which one could then request repayment. All this to say : be extremely careful. Don’t generate more than 5 or 6 videos per day, because the total cost will only appear the next day.
As a result, I disabled the automatic PayPal payment, and now Google Cloud is trying to charge my credit card linked to my PayPal account. The total amount including VAT is €557.46, and it's automated bots trying to withdraw the money from an account I intentionally left with only €3. Bottom line: I’ll be forced to pay the amount because I risk being blacklisted by the bank if the charge isn’t collected. On top of that, I’ve already received an invoice showing the full amount due.
So I’m not going to play dumb and wait until they come after me by mail, for example. A debt collection agency and I already know which one could then request repayment. All this to say : be extremely careful. Don’t generate more than 5 or 6 videos per day, because the total cost will only appear the next day.
miranon
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Any news about this? Are you going to pay this amount? Have you contacted their support?
vlad_x
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Thanks for advice. This is why we need multi-accounting
Vlad2012
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PayPal gave all my information to Google Cloud, including my address and credit card number. I blocked my credit card yesterday, so Google Cloud can no longer try to withdraw the amount. Now it will go from their billing department to their collections department. I'm waiting to receive either an email or a paper letter.
Vlad2012
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When you sign up, enter fake information, use a VPN (such as AirVPN), use a valid generated CCV code, then delete it afterward.
Also, limit the bandwidth on the Google account to avoid exceeding the amount covered by the free trial that should be enough.
Also, limit the bandwidth on the Google account to avoid exceeding the amount covered by the free trial that should be enough.