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I had this exact issue. I specially chose the more expensive monthly options and read all the fine print, but apparently the cancellation fee snuck by somehow.
by yamakadi 5y ago
I had this exact issue. I specially chose the more expensive monthly options and read all the fine print, but apparently the cancellation fee snuck by somehow. My solution was removing my credit card, adding a “you don’t deserve to get paid” prepaid VISA charged with ¥200, and canceling anyway. They tried to charge me on and off for about a month — and a random charge attempt 3 months later.
Having to do this is a terrible felling and I feel like a bad person, but I at least put the cancellation fee I would have paid to good use by buying Affinity Designer.
- alisonkisk 5y agoDid it show up on your credit report?
- vineyardmike 5y agoIt shouldn’t if you didn’t consent to taking out debt.
- yamakadi 5y agoI’m not sure how it works in the US, but in Japan, companies usually send a final notice by snail mail that outline the consequences of not paying. Adobe hasn’t even sent an email saying yet charge failed and I have to update my payment method out anything else. It’s as if they are aware of how shady the cancellation fee is and won’t chase you down for it.