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OK, so I just tried to look up my Prime account number. All I can find, pretty hidden, is an order number, which changes with every prolongation. Legally, I hav
by AlphaGeekZulu 5y ago
OK, so I just tried to look up my Prime account number. All I can find, pretty hidden, is an order number, which changes with every prolongation. Legally, I have one contract, that prolongs every year if I do not cancel. This contract has no ID (it is my email address, sort of). So if I enter the Prime order number in the new cancellation form, would I cancel the entire contract or just the running instance?
My parents wouldn't know what to fill in the contract identification field of the cancellation form.
Plenty of room for dark patterns.
- valenterry 5y agoI don't think lawmakers are that dumb. They will have used words like "easy" in the law. If it's taken to a court, then the judge might very well deem the technical solution to not be easy if he is convinced that it was intentionally or even accidentally made much harder than necessary. And that could get expensive.