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Do you not have a bank? Why would you be unable to terminate a recurring charge on any payment method you actually own?
by filleduchaos 3y ago
Do you not have a bank? Why would you be unable to terminate a recurring charge on any payment method you actually own?
- msla 3y agoIf you stop them from debiting your bank account, wouldn't they just send your account to collections?
- filleduchaos 3y agoI don't know how US collections works since I don't live there, but none of the financial systems I've ever interacted with give merchants any entitlement to future money for a service they are no longer providing
- browningstreet 3y agoBanks don’t always let you cancel a credit card charge if you’ve authorized it but then can’t get ahold of the charging entity. It happened to me. I couldn’t get my credit card company (Wells Fargo in this case) to stop a recurring charge but they did let me cancel my credit card account and move my banking accounts away to another bank. That said, I do pay for YouTube Premium.
- filleduchaos 3y agoAh, I'm not an American and that's very wild to me. I have never had trouble getting my bank to honour an order to stop payments, although it takes a few business days to process
- hedora 3y agoThe charge is tied to the continued existence of your gmail, gdocs, third party login with google account, gcp, and anything else you trusted google with.
- filleduchaos 3y agoIn the scenario given your account has been deleted - if you still have access to other Google services, then you can just use the web interface to cancel the problematic subscription?
- Sander3Utile 3y agoJust use privacy.com to make burner cards with a fixed amount as a fail-safe for this