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Privacy.com solved this problem for me. I just sign up for trials with a $1 card, and I sign up for memberships with a unique card number and a “use once” flag.
I tell friends and family about it all the time, but I can't seem to convince anyone to use for it every subscription like I do.
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Did you receive your money back? If not, time for a charge back with your card provider.
Charge back usually never works… at least in my case the provider never actually did it because the seller was in good standing.
Same for online feeds like YouTube. Good to occasionally clear out anything that hasn’t delivered good vids in a while
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Some don't treat months as discrete units. Uber revokes your membership immediately.
>Uber revokes your membership immediately. Sounds like a great object lesson -- this a service that is will to take your money. Better to cancel now and not look back.
rephrase?
I would go a step further, cancel as soon as you subscribe. It's still valid for a month because you've paid for it! If you ever need to use the service again just re-subscribe (and re-cancel) In fact, what is stopping you from cancelling all your subscriptions right now? You can always buy back in when you like
Same for online feeds like YouTube. Good to occasionally clear out anything that hasn’t delivered good vids in a while
I never saw the point of subscribing. The home page will show you videos from channels you've watched whether or not you've subscribed.
Same for online feeds like YouTube. Good to occasionally clear out anything that hasn’t delivered good vids in a while
One way I've "reset" my subscriptions is by invalidating the credit card they're on so most of them just stop billing. YMMV it's a bit of a blunt tool and not always foolproof, but it's worked for me before.
Privacy.com solved this problem for me. I just sign up for trials with a $1 card, and I sign up for memberships with a unique card number and a “use once” flag.