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Also who would you even send it to? How do you guarantee they receive it? If you do certified mail that is a cost and another thing to take up your time.

• jjav 3y ago
  True, although I'd rather pay the few dollars for that and the 10 minutes in the post office, than spend endless hours on hold just to be hung up on and start again.
  • teg4n_ 3y ago
    That’s assuming the letter even works in having the subscription cancelled. Regardless of whether or not it should work, I am certainly not confident such a thing would be handled properly. If it isn’t then you are back to customer service or i guess hiring a lawyer.
  • jjoonathan 3y ago
    10 minutes during weekday business hours plus 30 for commute and 20 minutes of standing in line if you go at noon. Also, the discoverability of this workflow is complete dogshit. None of this is a problem for me, but I fully understand why dishonest businessfolk love to exploit the hell out of these "tiny conditions" and then turn around and pretend they don't understand why they are a big deal.
    • jjav 3y ago
      > Also, the discoverability of this workflow is complete dogshit. Yes, the correct solution is certainly to pass laws that force companies to enable easy and quick unsubscribe process. Just commenting on that between the two bad choices of hours and hours on hold, or 10 minutes in the post office, I'll take the latter.