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Let them come after you. Just cancel the service in the same way you signed up (send an e-mail if you've signed up online), and then stop paying them (or block
by Denvercoder9 6y ago
Let them come after you. Just cancel the service in the same way you signed up (send an e-mail if you've signed up online), and then stop paying them (or block the direct debits, or reverse the credit card charges). I haven't had any company that actually bothered to send it to collections (or even sue me). Only once I got a mail that I hadn't payed, and when I replied with the cancellation e-mail attached, they said "oh, ok" and never bothered me again.
- pm3003 6y agoI've had a German collection come after me for 2 years with payment notices. I had unsubscribed by mail (which they got) and some email. They stopped last year after I wrote to them I considered I didn't own anything (a human probably read the file and dropped it).