just take hundreds of dollars off your card with no consent and no way to get it back
- about billing
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3 people raised this across 3 weeks, on both iOS and Android.
iPhone and Android users in Australia, the United States and Canada, across two app versions.
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just take hundreds of dollars off your card with no consent and no way to get it back
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Signed up for a free trial to stop the ads and was immediately charged 189 for the whole year
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I believed your one week free trial and cancelled it 2 days before. but then I noticed I have been charged for 1 year subscription
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These four are written from the reviews above. Everything else on this page is quoted or counted.
BUILD IT
A trial that names the charge date and the amount before it starts, and again before it lands.
Why it might not workThe billing relationship belongs to the app store, and the app cannot always see or change what it did.
START IT
A subscription record kept outside whoever is selling the subscription.
Why it might not workReceipt access is granted by the store and can be withdrawn, and trials converting quietly is what the stores earn from.
STUDY IT
How many people who believe they cancelled were still charged?
Why it might not workOnly the store holds the ground truth on either side, and it does not publish it.
WRITE IT
The week between cancelling and being charged for the year.
Why it might not workEvery subscription story reads the same way until the receipts are actually in it.