A post from @sakatayasha on X reports that ChatGPT Plus is available free for a limited time, but the offer should not be treated as a universal or officially confirmed promotion. The post warns that subscriptions may renew at full price after the promotional period and says users should cancel if they do not want that renewal.

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What the X thread reports about the promotion

The opening post directs readers to a ChatGPT pricing URL and describes the offer as temporary. The post calls the offer free, while the URL itself includes a campaign label referring to “plus-3-months-50-pct-off.” Because the linked page could not be read, the available evidence cannot establish whether either description reflects the terms that would apply to a particular user.

The thread does not establish the exact discount, promotional duration, eligibility rules or price that would apply after the promotion. It also indicates that the offer did not work for everyone. In later replies, the poster says it may be a regional issue and that some friends were able to use it. Those replies are anecdotal and do not identify which countries are included or explain how eligibility is determined.

The accessible page for the linked Telegram channel describes a general channel for AI tools, news, trends and APIs. It does not provide official promotion terms or independently confirm the ChatGPT Plus offer.

Regional availability and the unresolved timing detail

The thread suggests that the promotion may not be available in every region. It does not list affected countries, explain whether location or account history matters, or say whether the offer is restricted to particular payment methods or account types.

One reply says “Till 5th nov,” which may refer to an end date. However, the thread does not specify a year or provide supporting terms, so that reply is not enough to establish a current deadline.

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The linked promotion page could not be read in the supplied source review because it returned HTTP 403. As a result, the actual discount, promotional length, eligibility requirements, regional availability, renewal price, end date and official status could not be confirmed.

What the renewal warning means

The most important practical point in the thread is that the subscription may switch to its regular price after the promotional period. The post advises users to cancel if they do not want to continue paying at that price.

That warning is not the same as confirmation of the renewal amount or the cancellation deadline. Before accepting an offer, readers should check the checkout page and account billing settings for:

  • The promotional price and how long it applies

  • The date or condition that ends the promotion

  • The price that will be charged afterward

  • Whether the subscription renews automatically

  • The deadline for cancelling before the next charge

  • Any eligibility or regional restrictions

Readers should save the terms shown during checkout and set a reminder before the renewal date if they do not intend to keep the subscription.

Can the promotion be confirmed as official?

The supplied evidence does not confirm that the reported offer is available to everyone or that it is currently active. It consists of the X thread and a link to a promotion page that could not be read during the source review. No independent confirmation from OpenAI or another primary source was supplied.

Readers who encounter the offer should rely on the terms displayed in the official ChatGPT checkout flow for their own account and region. If the promotion does not appear there, or if the renewal terms are unclear, they should avoid assuming that the offer applies to them.

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