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The problem is they've been trained not to bother. For years I had small subscriptions to various digital things; public radio, podcasts, etc. After being bur
by pfranz 8y ago
The problem is they've been trained not to bother.
For years I had small subscriptions to various digital things; public radio, podcasts, etc. After being burned when trying to change my credit card on a prominent broadcaster and finding there was no obvious way to cancel, I switched to PayPal or nothing for ongoing payments. It's just not worth bothering managing each site's various levels of hostility for dealing with it. After PayPal had some gaffes, I stopped altogether. In the years since I've moved a few to Patreon, but fewer than previously.