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Well, the service provider was ready to provide you with it. They kept your account, your data and ensured the service is available for you to use. Why should t
by AndroTux 3y ago
Well, the service provider was ready to provide you with it. They kept your account, your data and ensured the service is available for you to use. Why should they care about whether you use the service or not? It's like renting an apartment, then never bothering to move in. Why should the landlord care whether you move in or not? After all, it's your responsibility to book services you use and cancel the ones you don't use. You made the contract, so you should pay for it. Nobody is forcing you to keep the contract beyond what's agreed upon, but you can't retroactively say "hey, by the way, I didn't live in that apartment for three years, can I please have my money back?"
- pchangr 3y agoI think you misunderstood what I was trying to say. My original point was that in Germany they are mandated to keep the lights on until I explicitly cancel the service regardless of wether I pay on time or not. I didn’t complain about them charging me for something I didn’t use.. I just find it ridiculous that they had to keep providing me the service even tho I didn’t paid. I thibk from a provider perspective it’s shitty to keep on the lights while not getting paid. And I find it laughable that’s how service providers work in Germany .. it’s difficult for both providers and clients alike to cancel a contract in Germany.. And that’s even if the client doesn’t pay… and I think that makes everything worse for everyone.