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Creators Locked Out by Sudden Cut to DM-Automation Free Tier

Small creators using a DM-automation and link-in-bio platform were abruptly restricted to 25 contacts when the vendor quietly slashed its free tier, cutting off access overnight. The problem is a platform-driven pricing change that leaves creators without warning or an affordable path to keep using comment-to-DM automation and link-in-bio tools.

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