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> makes you call and talk to a person during limited business hours I unsubscribed a couple years ago. It was a click on the website. (Just checked. Cancelling
by JumpCrisscross 5mo ago
> makes you call and talk to a person during limited business hours
I unsubscribed a couple years ago. It was a click on the website. (Just checked. Cancelling online without talking to anyone is still an option.)
- alephnerd 5mo agoDepends on the jurisdiction you are in.
- JumpCrisscross 5mo agoI’m in Wyoming. There is zero chance we have any consumer protection laws around this.
- mikestew 5mo agoNo, it doesn't. I live in WA, with no such consumer protections, and it was a few clicks.
- jrflo 5mo agoI unsubscribed ~7 years ago and was forced to call a person. It depends on where you live, I remember reading at the time that California residents could unsubscribe online, but everyone else was forced to call. They then forced you to convince a phone operator that you really wanted to cancel. They may have changed it due to changing legislation, or maybe you live in an area with better laws.
- epistasis 5mo agoIf you read one more sentence further: > I've been told they have stopped this predatory practice due to some newly passed laws or something, but they did not stop their predation due to their own values.