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I don't understand the notion that if you cancel a credit card, a company can continue to bill you afterwards, unless they are billing you for a service you hav
by babyshake 4y ago
I don't understand the notion that if you cancel a credit card, a company can continue to bill you afterwards, unless they are billing you for a service you have already incurred prior to being billed (which is pretty rare - most times you pay before the next month/year of service). Enterprise contracts may add some more complexity to this, but for standard consumer subscriptions I can't comprehend why a company is allowed to bill you for a service once you stop paying for it.
- ianburrell 4y agoYou agreed to the payments, you owe them regardless of ability to pay. A lot of services will cancel if not paid. But gyms are usually on fixed contracts and will milk you until you cancel. If you stop paying your rent, you still owe your landlord. If your cancel credit card for autopay electric bill, you still owe the electric company. Both of those will cancel but you still need to pay them back.