Victim of $700 OpenAI fraud charges gets stonewalled by AI customer service
brisa117 · reddit · 2026-11-01
A Reddit user reports two fraudulent "OpenAI Ireland" charges totaling about $700 on their PayPal account. OpenAI's fraud-reporting form rejected the claim with an obviously AI-generated response saying there was no fraudulent activity on the account — which was never the claim — and PayPal issued an instant denial too. The post asks whether anyone has successfully resolved similar fraudulent charges, highlighting how AI-first customer service fails real fraud victims.
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