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I'm in the US, and it looks straightforward here too. It only gets slightly tricky if it's billed indirectly (through a partnership with some other company, whe
by drdaeman 3y ago
I'm in the US, and it looks straightforward here too. It only gets slightly tricky if it's billed indirectly (through a partnership with some other company, where the subscription is offered as a part of a package). So I'm not sure what the fuss is about.
- medvezhenok 3y agoIf it's straightforward to cancel, the rule should not be any work on their part (it's certainly no great engineering lift). We all know that once profitability/growth drops, all the companies will resort to dark patterns (over time) to keep the numbers looking good, unless prevented from doing that.
- brewdad 3y agoI have a free Netflix sub through Verizon. I no longer use Verizon but my sub is still active until November. Netflix says I must go through Verizon to cancel but Verizon killed my account once I changed providers. I guess I’ll see what happens in November since I currently have no way to cancel.