Yes @everhopeful . My starlink cost $175 plus I had adobe and TradingView and a mess of other subscriptions running that sucked around $850 monthly out of my account for about a year because I never bothered to check my accounts and get hard nosed about where I should deploy that money. What a waste. I’m so frustrated but at least now it’s been caught.
I have a family calendar app. Every time I sign up for a subscription of any kind, I enter into the calendar the date to cancel and the renewal date with reminders before that date. No surprises that way.
My guess is that alot of these subscription services count on the fact that people forget they’re signed up. That’s why limited-time free subscription deals require payment information so that once the free subscription is over, they can start charging and hope the person forgets they’re signed up.
Same thing in Canada @SkinnyMe . Most Internet subscriptions are just a money grab. For those of us with disorganized thinking and other things on our minds, plus so many of us just trying to scrape by financially, I think we are most hard hit of any group battling Internet subscription (theft).
I only have spotify and Netflix. I don’t pay anything. The spotify my friends pays and the Netflix is in the Virgin Media package (cable TV) and thats £90 a month for all the channels/Netflix, internet and landline package. The £90 is split between 2 other people so I only pay £30 a month. Well worth it.