Hello,
My question is how long can you wait to cancel the membership and not get charged if i dont see a benefit from it (like should i cancel like a week before it expires or a couple of days?) ill be using the card option.
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ChrystalsCrazyDeals Reputation: 40 See ChrystalsCrazyDeals' booth |
How does the trial work?
The first 30 days are absolutely free. You won’t be billed unless you pass your 30-day free trial. We ask for your billing information up-front to reduce fraud and prevent impacting your sales.
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PetsMisc Reputation: 16 See PetsMisc's booth |
How does one activate the store when it asks for $25/month or $255/yearly? We want to activate our store during the 14 days free trial before we commit to paying $255/yearly?
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WorldCollection Reputation: 16 See WorldCollection's booth |
That’s what I thought that I won’t be charged for the first 30 days but my card was immediately charged for a whole year. I want my money back!
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theartofstitch Reputation: 14 See theartofstitch's booth |
well ive been charge straight away and i want my money back. No free trial at all ive never used Bonanza before and now i’m very upset with this
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CherryBlackandBlue Reputation: 12 See CherryBlackandBlue's booth |
the same has just happened to me, gold pro membership come out of my account today, i havent even had my free trial yet? canceled it so no more payments will come out, i want my money back bonanza & my free trial first like it states on the signup info,
if there isnt a free trial, then why say there is?? is there a catch or something i missed?? because if there is then make it more clear, because i cant find anything to say otherwise,
I want my money back instantly bonanza, NOT HAPPY!!!
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pcdgaming Reputation: 14 See pcdgaming's booth |
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