I am experiencing a severe issue with my PRO subscription quotas. Despite being a paid user, my access to Gemini 3.1 Pro has been blocked for an entire week due to a seemingly broken reset timer.
Here is the timeline of the issue:
Monday: I reached 20% of my limit (I did NOT hit 0%).
Tuesday: I checked the IDE and saw my quota was suddenly 0%, with a reset scheduled for Friday (instead of the usual 5 hours).
Friday evening: Instead of resetting, the system added another day to the timer.
Today (Sunday): The timer has jumped again, now showing +4 days until reset.
The main problem**:** I haven’t used Gemini 3.1 Pro a single time this whole week because the quota remains at 0%, yet the “time until reset” keeps increasing. My account status is marked as “Danger”, even though I haven’t made any requests to trigger a penalty. Claude Sonnet is also affected with an unusual 1-day lock.
Is this a known synchronization bug between the IDE and the API provider? I am paying for a subscription that I cannot use. Please investigate why the reset logic is behaving this way.
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Google haven’t honored the terms google promised users at the time of purchase, and that’s unfair to annual subscribers. I was willing to pay for a full year upfront because I trusted a major tech company to stand by its commitments, but it’s clear that trust has been let down.
