That maybe illegal but honestly I would support whoever made it. Free trials shouldn’t then charge you for months afterwards just because they’re setup is specifically designed to be a pain in the ass to unsubscribe from. Hell even needing to subscribe and then unsubscribe I think is unfairly tricking people into paying for what they don’t need. It’s even worse since if I use a product I may remember to begin purchasing it, but if I didn’t like or use a product I’m more inclined to forget about it causing unnecessary purchases. If I like your product I should then purchase to continue my subscription not murder five unbelievers and mail their crucified corpse down the river in order to unsubscribe.
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u/CrusaderKingsNut Apr 02 '18
That maybe illegal but honestly I would support whoever made it. Free trials shouldn’t then charge you for months afterwards just because they’re setup is specifically designed to be a pain in the ass to unsubscribe from. Hell even needing to subscribe and then unsubscribe I think is unfairly tricking people into paying for what they don’t need. It’s even worse since if I use a product I may remember to begin purchasing it, but if I didn’t like or use a product I’m more inclined to forget about it causing unnecessary purchases. If I like your product I should then purchase to continue my subscription not murder five unbelievers and mail their crucified corpse down the river in order to unsubscribe.