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I just subscribed and added an ad-blocker. If I wanted to cancel, I'm not going to be able to call though, as I live in Australia. I thought there were laws in
by chris_wot 8y ago
I just subscribed and added an ad-blocker.
If I wanted to cancel, I'm not going to be able to call though, as I live in Australia. I thought there were laws in some states of the U.S. that meant you have to be able to unsubscribe through a form though?
- zht 8y agoI'm confused, why can you not call a US number from Australia? Is it prohibitively expensive?
- projectramo 8y agomight also be the time difference. You'd have to wake up pretty early to catch 5pm.
- OJFord 8y agoIn the UK it would certainly be _annoyingly_ expensive, given I'm calling because I want to stop spending money on whatever. I'd expect a connection fee + ~£1/min + rate they charge an American caller, and you know you're going to be kept on hold for ages. It's bad enough calling to complain/cancel a local company - I've paid several pounds a time; I certainly avoid it if at all possible, and would more so with an overseas company.
- chris_wot 8y agoYes, it would. There is also the time zone difference.