As a customer, your business model isn’t my problem. I’ve had numerous frustrating experiences with cancelling these and similar things. If you make it a chore, even in the slightest way, chargeback. Suck it up.
Life is hard enough and I have enough things to do that actually require energy and focus, and I refuse to spend any of it trying to convince you that don’t need your SaaS product.
Well, I treat other companies and people the way I’d like to be treated myself. Knowing that a chargeback is unpleasant and creates extra costs, I always first write to their support.
I treat other people like that, absolutely. Companies are not people and you can tell by the way they treat you.
The way a lot of businesses try to exist in this superposition between being "just pals!" when things are going their way but if you try and resolve a problem, they immediately start quoting policies and legalese is really off-putting tbh.
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As a customer, your business model isn’t my problem. I’ve had numerous frustrating experiences with cancelling these and similar things. If you make it a chore, even in the slightest way, chargeback. Suck it up.
Life is hard enough and I have enough things to do that actually require energy and focus, and I refuse to spend any of it trying to convince you that don’t need your SaaS product.
Well, I treat other companies and people the way I’d like to be treated myself. Knowing that a chargeback is unpleasant and creates extra costs, I always first write to their support.
I treat other people like that, absolutely. Companies are not people and you can tell by the way they treat you.
The way a lot of businesses try to exist in this superposition between being "just pals!" when things are going their way but if you try and resolve a problem, they immediately start quoting policies and legalese is really off-putting tbh.