#zeke_error

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hybrid thistle
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/api/account is your own server endpoint. I don't have enough context why your server throw 500. I'd recommend adding more logs to your server and check why 500 was returned

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deep lantern
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No, no stripe error in my logs I thought for sure it was a stripe error ill try to add logs!

hybrid thistle
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That sounds good! Adding more logs will help to determine where the error is thrown. If the error is thrown from Stripe, sharing the request ID (req_xxx) will give us more insights why the error happens

deep lantern
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Because it wants account.js to be in api/acount.js so I am thinking I could either do src/app/api/account.js or src/pages/api/account.js