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the commitment for both parties was 12 months presumably they wouldn't like it if I unilaterally decided to say, pay them $7/month instead of $8.99/month halfw
by blibble 3y ago
the commitment for both parties was 12 months
presumably they wouldn't like it if I unilaterally decided to say, pay them $7/month instead of $8.99/month halfway through the commitment
how is it acceptable the other way round?
if they don't want to provide the service that was committed to they should refund the entire purchase amount (not just pro-rata)
- chung8123 3y agoHow does that work? They obviously can add and remove content so that wasn't in the commitment. Was ad free streaming on all their content in the commitment?
- crazygringo 3y agoBut if you tried to pay $7 they'd just say no, and cancel your service. So in your example, there is no difference. It would work the same both ways. (Gym memberships sometimes won't cancel in the middle, nor will cell phone contracts that subsidize your initial phone -- but in my experience most monthly subscriptions and utilities will just cancel you.)