technologically-abled people (as in, someone who knows what reddit is) typing in their credit card information for a free trial and then forgetting to cancel it are always funny
That's not the only problem: they're also making it as difficult as possible for people to receive a refund if they have a right to receive a full refund. People who cancel during the first 7 are, by offered a partly refund (25%) instead of a full refund or a year of free Musescore, this way they're hoping to trick people into thinking they only have the right to be partly refunded. This is why many so people are angry in the Trustpilot reviews. The buttons to cancel the subscriptions are also hard to find on their website. And actually since they're based in Europe the people should be able to receive a full refund if they cancel during the first 14 days instead of the 7 days stated on Musescore's website.
@@TheMusicalNotesOfficial Many people are confused with the free trial, since the difference between a monthly subscription with trial and a yearly subscrption without a free trial version isn't very clear. They even stated in their Terms of Service people would even receive a full refund even after cancelling this yearly subscription, but they still try to talk you out of this full refund by offering you a partly refund. They try to give you this special offer without telling you actually have the right to receive a full refund, according to their own TOS. They also told me they couldn't refund my money because a dispute was still opened in Stripe, but I didn't even pay using Stripe. I used Paypal to pay for my subscription. They're misleading customers or at least they give the impression. And they often don't reply to people asking for refunds. This isn't just about technologically-abled people who forget to cancel a free trial (although some people do).
technologically-abled people (as in, someone who knows what reddit is) typing in their credit card information for a free trial and then forgetting to cancel it are always funny
That's not the only problem: they're also making it as difficult as possible for people to receive a refund if they have a right to receive a full refund. People who cancel during the first 7 are, by offered a partly refund (25%) instead of a full refund or a year of free Musescore, this way they're hoping to trick people into thinking they only have the right to be partly refunded. This is why many so people are angry in the Trustpilot reviews. The buttons to cancel the subscriptions are also hard to find on their website. And actually since they're based in Europe the people should be able to receive a full refund if they cancel during the first 14 days instead of the 7 days stated on Musescore's website.
oh yeah for sure!
@@TheMusicalNotesOfficial Many people are confused with the free trial, since the difference between a monthly subscription with trial and a yearly subscrption without a free trial version isn't very clear. They even stated in their Terms of Service people would even receive a full refund even after cancelling this yearly subscription, but they still try to talk you out of this full refund by offering you a partly refund. They try to give you this special offer without telling you actually have the right to receive a full refund, according to their own TOS. They also told me they couldn't refund my money because a dispute was still opened in Stripe, but I didn't even pay using Stripe. I used Paypal to pay for my subscription. They're misleading customers or at least they give the impression. And they often don't reply to people asking for refunds. This isn't just about technologically-abled people who forget to cancel a free trial (although some people do).
tantacrul is trying is best!!!! 😠😠😠