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The incentives for the service provider are bad, the incentives for the payment provider are not. Thus cancellation should be handled through the payment provid
by nmca 8y ago
The incentives for the service provider are bad, the incentives for the payment provider are not. Thus cancellation should be handled through the payment provider.
- cm2187 8y agoBut cancelling the payment doesn't mean you cancelled the subscription. You might still owe the money. Unlikely some company will go to court for $20. But for larger amounts it's not impossible.
- 14 8y agoAnd I guess now with MasterCard signing up for a trial does not mean I entered a subscription. And for the record I did not owe netflix anything as they bill first
- Silhouette 8y agoYour guess is wrong. When you sign up for something, your agreement with the provider will be governed by the contract you make with them. MasterCard are not a legislative or judicial body, and we should be very wary of allowing organisations like that with monopoly/oligopoly control of such a fundamental aspect of the market to exercise quasi-judicial powers.