I don't know how the law is framed but generally no refund is illegal because it would be too easy to create loopholes in the law otherwise. What's customary i

I don't know how the law is framed but generally no refund is illegal because it would be too easy to create loopholes in the law otherwise. What's customary is forfeiting any discount, then a partial refund with eventual early termination processing fees. So if you had an annual subscription with a 10% discount which you stop after 3 months, your refund would be what you have paid minus three months at full price plus a token processing fee. It's a very common setup for mobile phone and internet subscriptions here. You generally end up paying roughly the equivalent of one additional month when you cancel which competing providers often actually refund when you switch.