the death of click to cancel & what we can do about it: CAT disapproves



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42 thoughts on “the death of click to cancel & what we can do about it: CAT disapproves”

  1. H2O Wireless gave me a really good idea. Their database has no function to close accounts, so they tell their customers to cancel their credit cards to cancel the account. Now I have a couple extra cards that are specifically for that purpose. Simply call the number on the card and tell them it was stolen, and block the company email address. Account closed in like 10 seconds after you tell them, and new card in the mail for your next account.

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  2. Futo could create a certification that a product was made with right to repair and consumer choice in mind.

    At first only us geeks will pay attention at sich certification, but then, once it starts to be known to the public, companies will pay to have that logo on their box, because consumers wont buy anything that is not Futo and Rossman aproved

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  3. Wasnt the FTC useless for the last few years due the democratic and Republican deadlock, and the senate refusing confirm a FTC chair? And now the FTC and other agencies now are almost useless due to the supreme court ruling?

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  4. Just curious… Talk about fighting back at DOGE, I guess maybe I don’t fully understand what makes you tick. Isn’t unraveling bureaucracy and government crap a good thing?
    I always love your commentary, and think we are tracking along, and then you will say something like that which you absolutely have the right to say, I’m not arguing that, but I just don’t understand. I thought New York was the epicenter of a useless government monstrosity. I thought reducing that kinda thing would be right up your alley?

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  5. i literally closed a 4 year old bank account because planet fitness refused to cancel my shipment and my bank refused to stop payment 🙃 went to chime and never looked back. Fuck these types

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  6. It is annoying personaly whenever i dont want to use a service and they make hard to cancel i change my payment method for either my paysafecard or my 2nd paypal which i have no money on

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  7. I recently spent a year in Canada and got a canadian SIM. When I got back in Europe and wanted to cancel my subscription, I realized there was no way to do it online and I had to make an international (trans-atlantic!) phone call to end my subscription. Absolutely ridiculous.

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  8. The idea that rules/regulations hinder the market is completely wrong.
    Rules are necessary for most markets to function at all and also for them to function well.
    Of course it's possible to make rules that hinder the market, ironically they tend to be the ones pushed forward by big businesses not the consumer protection ones.
    Companies don't have an interest in keeping a market functional, their goal is to extract as much money as possible from it and that requires exploitation of the market, like monopoly situations as an example.

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