u/viky_shetye

Minimax responses constantly failing after downgrading from Plus to Starter Token plan

The difference after moving from the Plus Token plan to the Starter plan is ridiculous. I almost never had failed requests on Plus, but now a huge number of responses either fail midway, timeout, or completely break for no reason.

It honestly feels like they’re intentionally crippling the lower-tier plan just to push people into upgrading again. What’s the point of paying for a “Starter” plan if basic reliability becomes this bad? It’s borderline unusable for anything beyond light testing.

What makes it even worse is that they still use your data for training, yet the actual service quality on paid lower tiers is this unreliable. At that point, I’d honestly rather move to another service that’s more stable and transparent.

Has anyone else experienced the same thing after switching plans?

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u/viky_shetye — 1 day ago

Ollama Cloud $20 Plan vs. Minimax Plus Token Plan for Hermes Agents?

I have been running several Hermes agents and using the Minimax Plus Token Plan ($20 tier) for coding via Claude Code. While the Minimax limits are solid, I’m curious about moving to Ollama Cloud Pro to access models like Kimi K2.6 and DeepSeek v4 without per-token metering.
For those who have switched:

  • Usage Limits: How does the Pro tier’s "50x usage" actually feel? Does it throttle faster than the Minimax 5-hour request windows?
  • Coding Performance: If you’re using Ollama Cloud models in Claude Code, how is the latency/reliability compared to native Minimax?
  • Agent Stability: Any issues with tool-calling or long-context tasks on Hermes when using the Ollama Cloud endpoints?

Looking to consolidate my $20/mo spend. Appreciate any insights!

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u/viky_shetye — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/Rogers

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Rogers seriously just lost all common sense.

I’ve been a loyal customer for 3 YEARS. Auto-pay enabled the entire time. Never missed a single payment.

Then ONE time my credit card expired, the automatic payment declined, and suddenly Rogers slaps me with a ridiculous $75 late fee.

One mistake in 3 years. Not multiple missed payments. Not abuse. Just an expired card.

And customer service refuses to waive it fully?

So loyalty means absolutely nothing? Years of on-time payments, and there’s zero flexibility for a one-time issue caused by an expired card?

This is pure greed.

Companies love taking your money for years but the second there’s a minor hiccup, they act like you’re some chronic delinquent customer.

Honestly disgusting treatment for long-term customers.

Anyone else dealing with Rogers pulling this kind of nonsense lately?

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u/viky_shetye — 23 days ago