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the $4.84 isn't a penalty, it's proration. your github account has one billing date (usually the day you first started a paid plan, the 21st for you) and paid products get lined up to it. cancelling copilot doesn't reset it, the date belongs to the account, not the subscription.

the math checks out: nov 6 to 20 is 15 days, $10 x 15/31 = $4.84. after that it's $10 every 21st. per day you pay the same as a "fresh" $10 subscription, so you're not losing anything.

i couldn't find any setting to move the billing date yourself. if you really want it on the 7th, ask support directly "can you change my account billing date?", not sure they will but that's the only way i know.

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