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Lawsuit brought against FTC, No "easy" cancellation requirement
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(10-25-2024, 06:48 AM)Maxmars Wrote: I'm sure some of us have hit that wall..., trying to cancel recurring charges of 'subscription services' or 'licensing' that keep recurring even after the desire to cancel is duly expressed.

I offer as an example my own struggles trying to cancel several such contracts for "anti-virus," gaming subscriptions, etc.

Six months ago I started getting a Xbox charge of $89 every month. I do not have a Xbox or any Microsoft product. I called Microsoft and they could only find the charge with a login ID.

I don’t log in because I don’t have any of your products I told them. The guy said he can’t help me.

I called capital one credit card and somehow they have $89 reacuring charge every month listed! They sent me a new card and added the $89 Microsoft fee in my billing cycle on the 26th of every month.

I have called 5 times and they cancel my card and still keep the $89 fee in my capital one account. It’s been six months.

No one cares or will help me!
Be kind to everyone!
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RE: Lawsuit brought against FTC, No "easy" cancellation requirement - by Quantum12 - 10-25-2024, 06:20 PM

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