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> To be clear, this doesn't void the contract you have with them, you're simply revoking their privilege to charge your payment method. It's gotten better, but
by FireBeyond 4y ago
> To be clear, this doesn't void the contract you have with them, you're simply revoking their privilege to charge your payment method.
It's gotten better, but on more than one occasion I've had to argue with my bank to honor my request to block the charges. I've had tellers say "Well, if you have a subscription with them, this needs to be allowed". No. As you say - my bank's obligation is to honor my account wishes, not be an arbiter of my agreements with third parties.
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- whythre 4y agoThat is fucking bizarre that bank personnel would even try to argue with you. Why would a bank want their customers to be ripped off by shitty subscriptions?