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- Stop the sneaky subscriptions: how to actually cancel the stuff you don’t use
Companies make it easy to sign up and weirdly hard to quit By Kyle James of ConsumerAffairs November 11, 2025 Scan 6090 days of card/bank statements and make a hit list of anything recurring, vague, or annual you cant cancel what you forgot exists Always cancel where you signed up (Apple, Google Play, website) and look for turn off auto-renew or cancel at end of period, then screenshot the confirmation Start a fake cancel many services throw out wait, want 20% off? offers in the cancel flow, so you can keep the service but at alower rate Somewhere right now, your credit card is renewing a streaming service you dont watch or a workout app you havent touched since February. None of this was intentional. Its just what happens when companies make signing up stupid-easy and canceling slightly annoying. Heres how… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Sonder Abruptly Goes Out of Business After Marriott Terminates Licensing Deal
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