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I've never had issues requesting a chargeback if a service auto-charged me that I didn't desire to use or be charged for. I've done this to the NHL, Comcast, S
by ThunderSizzle 5y ago
I've never had issues requesting a chargeback if a service auto-charged me that I didn't desire to use or be charged for.
I've done this to the NHL, Comcast, Sirius, Uber, etc. Considering some places don't even offer a way to contact support (Uber), chargebacks are the only way to handle this sometimes.
- dijonman2 5y agoI have lost every single chargeback against Sirius - calls are recorded and even amex sides against the consumer. I’d love to hear your strategy.
- jjoonathan 5y agoI want the world to allow this! > "But I already do it" (paraphrasing) Not legally. If you hit "Agree" on a contract that says you will pay until cancel and then you stop paying without canceling, you're still legally on the hook for the payment. Technically. Most companies won't actually send you to collections. But they can, and sometimes they do, which is why credit card companies can't make GUIs to bring your subscriptions front and center with nice user friendly "cancel" buttons. Sometimes they still try to do this, but behind the scenes someone has to cancel on your behalf so it isn't reliable. Upgrading your strategy from "technically illegal" to "legal and normal" is how we bring it to the masses :)