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In this case I would - cancel subscription using the same method I used to sign up (if it is broken - that is not my problem) - cease providing them money I
by matkoniecz 4y ago
In this case I would
- cancel subscription using the same method I used to sign up (if it is broken - that is not my problem)
- cease providing them money
I would consider it as preventing fraud by scammers that make harder to cancel subscription than it was to create it.
- schroeding 4y agoAgreed, but you have "cancel subscription" as the first action. The card provider does not, they just say "end free trials automatically with auto-expiring virtual cards" and "cancel subscription payments in one click", without having to cancel the actual subscription. Doing both is fine (and I do the same), but only removing the payment method does not invalidate the subscription contract, right?
- matkoniecz 4y agoNot sure. There is "constructive dismissal" in the employment law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_dismissal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_dismissal ) I would not assume it to be invalid form of terminating subscription, I would also not assume that it is valid if someone has not even tried official unsubscription method.