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If vendors charge you after you unsubscribed, accidentally or not, they're in trouble. File a dispute (it's possible with debit cards, credit cards, SEPA, etc).
by scrollaway 8y ago
If vendors charge you after you unsubscribed, accidentally or not, they're in trouble. File a dispute (it's possible with debit cards, credit cards, SEPA, etc). You'll get a refund and the vendor will get a surcharge.
Furthermore, vendors with high dispute rates get shut down pretty quickly by payment processors. Your behaviour is harming you far more than it's helping.
This is a feature: You update your details and don't have to individually talk to every single service out there that use the old details.
Of course ideally banks would have a way to let the users control these types of features but, you know, banks suck.
- Simon_says 8y agoThat's only in theory. In practice, my solution is less hassle.
- scrollaway 8y agoIn practice, your solution is a major hassle. There are very good services that do what you do much better, such as https://privacy.com https://privacy.com.