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Time frame is tricky, they sent a invoice reminder only 2 weeks ago. Which I immediately replied of "what this all about" (I signed 2 months ago)

• anenefan 4y ago
  Sorry I missed your comment earlier, I was focused on the discussion of regulations below and I take a while to reply. Yes two months is generally too long a time frame for buyer's remorse type regulations some countries have. However it sounds like you've other services with them you have already paid for, and thus it's less likely a company would pursue an individual for monies owed but rather discontinue all services they have. Their path of convoluted or hidden / unclear fees is certainly an unwelcome surprise.
  • idoxer 4y ago
    Never really used their services they are welcome to just delete/ban my account. I would definitely won't do any business with them if this is who they are.
    • anenefan 4y ago
      Well from that, this to me sounds like the above was the only service which they have asked to be paid for, like moving a free tier where you've made an account to a paid service. Usually services are provided only after the customer has paid. Those that don't are either incredibly generous and trusting ... or absolutely precious. In regard to precious, in my rule book for all business and personal purchases, they are deserving a close and critical eye with an expectation of a poor and bad outcome to surface, and being prepared with a contingency plan having already shopped around without being in a panic, should the moment arise. I think it's fair to say some smaller and newer companies providing services have tight spots as well, and generally resolve as the company grows.