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Yup. Same thing with Blendle: the advertised "free trial" actually costs 1 cent for two weeks, and by confirming that payment you automatically commit to a paid
by tremon 8y ago
Yup. Same thing with Blendle: the advertised "free trial" actually costs 1 cent for two weeks, and by confirming that payment you automatically commit to a paid subscription following those first two weeks.
Needless to say, I didn't pay for the free trial. It's a shame, because I think their business model is the right way forward. But I will not support such practices.
- reitanqild 8y agoHave Blendle changed business model? I thought with Blendle you paid for reads, not for days/weeks/months? Cannot recall having seen any charges for Blendle since last time I used it.