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How to get a ChatGPT Go subscription for just 99 rupees? Most people are unaware of this clever 'hack'..

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OpenAI is offering a special deal to Indian users for its ChatGPT subscription. According to recent reports, the company is offering a three-month plan to some users for just ₹99. While the standard price for this plan is ₹399, users have discovered a 'workaround' to secure a discount of up to ₹300. However, please note that this offer is not available to all users.

Several users on the social media platform X have claimed that when they attempt to cancel their ChatGPT subscription, OpenAI presents them with an attractive offer: they can continue their subscription for three months at a cost of only ₹99. This appears to be a 'retention offer' designed by the company to discourage users from cancelling their subscriptions.

Who is eligible for this ₹99 offer?
It is reported that this offer is currently appearing only for users who already have an active ChatGPT subscription and attempt to cancel it before the current term ends. If a user does not see this offer during the cancellation process, they will have to continue with the standard pricing.

When we tested this workaround ourselves, we received a discount of ₹100, bringing the price down to ₹299. Currently, this offer is visible on the ChatGPT website and the Android app; however, it does not appear to be available to iPhone users via the Apple App Store.

How can you get the ₹99 ChatGPT subscription?
First, visit the ChatGPT website or open the Android app and log in to your account.
Tap on your profile icon and navigate to 'Settings'.
Open the 'Billing' section and proceed to cancel your active subscription.
During the cancellation process, the company will ask for the reason behind your decision to cancel.
By selecting 'Cost' or 'Pricing' as the reason, some users have been presented with the ₹99 offer. However, OpenAI has not provided any official confirmation of this.

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