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As another Californian, I'd love examples of where this is ignored, or where non-californians also benefit from these. I also gladly unsubscribe easily without
by r00fus 3y ago
As another Californian, I'd love examples of where this is ignored, or where non-californians also benefit from these.
I also gladly unsubscribe easily without frustration - just not sure if this is common in other states.
- Alupis 3y agoHow about a concrete example of a big business that did not allow you to cancel online prior to this law? Netflix? Nope. Comcast? Nope. Google? Nope. Verizon? Nope. AT&T? Nope. Apple? Nope. PG&E? Nope... Where is this mythical renaissance of new online cancellations? Turns out - most big businesses did this already... oh, but now it's the law but who's enforcing? Lawyers who gain private settlements? That's not enforcement, that's a racket.
- callalex 3y agoSpecifically from your list Comcast, Netflix, AT&T, PG&E were all services that I had to call on the phone multiple times, and sometimes send registered letters to in order to terminate service. I’m taking exclusively about personal experience here, not about helping friends. Edit: and by “terminate service” I mean “stop fucking taking my money, I don’t even live at the address you are claiming”
- rahimnathwani 3y agoNew York Times