I did try out Azure payable services using MSDN credits. But after several hours my account was disabled. When I login in Azure portal (old or new, doesn’t matter) I see this information message: “Your subscription has been disabled as it has no credit remaining. Remove spending limit”.
I have not used Azure so heavily to consume 75 Euro so quickly. Here is a list of my total usage currently shown on the portal:
New Azure portal shows this billing summary (I have one private and one MSDN subscriptions):
Maybe someone knows why it happened and what to do now? Comments are very welcome.
got the same issue, did you get it fixed somehow?
I contacted MS support (initiated a ticket via the Azure Portal) and in my case the subscription got immediately disabled because i had deployed a RHEL VM. Azure credits don’t apply to third-party software such as RHEL. When you run third-party software you immediately hit your spending limit and your subscription will be immediately disabled. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/virtual-machines/#red-hat
I have now removed my RHEL VM but my subscription remains disabled… now awaiting MS on how i can re-enable my subscription without removing the spending limit and adding credit card…
Got the same issue. Contacted Microsoft support and they told me to add a credit card, because you have to pay the pending charges incurred by a RHEL VM. I had to pay 0.08 cents before my subscription was active again.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/virtual-machines/#red-hat
Hello Bert,
I deleted all my experimental stuff and could use my Azure credits. Like you find out, probably was related to third party software\hardware.