I cancelled mine too after like 20 years. Had to change address to a random California address to cancel it online, otherwise you have to call to cancel.
California law says that you have to make the same means available to cancel as it is to sign up (so if a service has online sign up they have to offer online canceling). Outside of California WSJ requires you to call (and wait a half hour on hold and receive a high pressure retention pitch).
I cancelled mine too after like 20 years. Had to change address to a random California address to cancel it online, otherwise you have to call to cancel.
Why is that?
California law says that you have to make the same means available to cancel as it is to sign up (so if a service has online sign up they have to offer online canceling). Outside of California WSJ requires you to call (and wait a half hour on hold and receive a high pressure retention pitch).
Cali got something right.
Sometimes they do!
Wow slimey.
I was happy with calling. Got to tell someone why I was cancelling. They probably didn't care though . . .