I guess because some businesses claims it is for verification purposes (because hoping you forget it would be a dark pattern). I'd say if it is really for veri

I guess because some businesses claims it is for verification purposes (because hoping you forget it would be a dark pattern). I'd say if it is really for verification I can perfectly understand why a customer removes it after verification if they are still not sure if they are going to stay with the service or not. Being smart about this can save you a few bucks a year (and/or some hassle). Personally I just don't test products that require cc for free trials. Saves me even more hassle.