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Then, you're a outlier jasonkester. Many companies I've dealt with have the "click button to sign up", but the cancel procedure is "need to call during the 3'
by crankylinuxuser 8y ago
Then, you're a outlier jasonkester.
Many companies I've dealt with have the "click button to sign up",
but the cancel procedure is "need to call during the 3'rd minute of the eclipse while sitting in a salt circle".
This has been endemic at all levels of recurring commerce. And gyms have been notorious for being damned near impossible to cancel, to the point of massive class action lawsuits.
Simply put, I'm willing to expend the same amount of energy to sign up as I do to quit a service. Past that, I'm reporting billing fraud, and I'll switch CC's if need be. Sorry if you're doing it right, but 99% of businesses that do it do it badly.