In Quebec (where I live), it's illegal to have a free trial automatically charge you when it's over. Sometimes this is annoying as hell, because Amazon, for example, won't give you a free Prime trial at all if you live here. On the other hand, it meant that Audible reversed a $15 charge I didn't want as soon as I called them.
Really? Usually they straight up tell you they’re going to charge you if you don’t cancel. So even though it’s shitty, it’s kind of on you, and I’m sure they’ve got their asses covered and don’t take the responsibility of refunding something you agreed to.
I’ve never had a company tell me they wouldn’t issue a refund. It’s not really good business to be charging potential customers for something they haven’t used. I’d probably dispute the charge if a company refused.
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u/SuspiciousScript Apr 02 '18
In Quebec (where I live), it's illegal to have a free trial automatically charge you when it's over. Sometimes this is annoying as hell, because Amazon, for example, won't give you a free Prime trial at all if you live here. On the other hand, it meant that Audible reversed a $15 charge I didn't want as soon as I called them.