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I wish my bank offered that as well but another option offered in some countries including mine is to buy a prepaid MasterCard gift card. Now such gift cards a
by codetrotter 8y ago
I wish my bank offered that as well but another option offered in some countries including mine is to buy a prepaid MasterCard gift card.
Now such gift cards aren’t perfect — you have to pay a bit extra, but for the purpose of signing up for a trial period with any company that automatically turns your trial into a subscription and which is known to make it difficult to cancel the trial it might be a good idea.
However, before even signing up for a trial with a prepaid gift card one needs to be sure that one is not entering into an agreement that legally binds you to a subscription.
I recently bought a prepaid gift card that I intend to use for a 7-day trial with a company that is known to make it difficult to cancel. But I will only sign up for the trial if the automatic subscription is not legally binding.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y ago> However, before even signing up for a trial with a prepaid gift card one needs to be sure that one is not entering into an agreement that legally binds you to a subscription. This gets to the heart of the matter: it shouldn’t be possible to sign up for a legally binding automatic subscription for a pure service. Customers should have the liberty to leave at any time without incurring a fee. If I can sign up in under a minute I ought to be able to leave in under a minute.