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I mean they could send it to collections. I’m not saying it’s likely they would, but I’ve had it happen to me before in a similar situation with a different com
by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
I mean they could send it to collections. I’m not saying it’s likely they would, but I’ve had it happen to me before in a similar situation with a different company‘s subscription that tried to charge me a cancellation fee I didn’t originally agree to. As I found out the hard way, there’s not a lot you can do to fight that. They use your credit score as a threat.
- synack 6y agoIf that happens, you lawyer up, write a blog post, and make some money on adwords.
- notyourday 6y agoThat's like stabbing yourself in a face with a plastic spork multiple times to be cool and stick it to the man. The amount of $$ you would lose with a collection on your credit report until it drops will dwarf the amount of money you will make on adwords. If you can afford Adobe subscription, just cancel it and pay the cancellation fee. Or run it into the end of the period. The costs are minimal. Definitely smaller than the costs of a collection.