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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: , , Australia.
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I just joined a membership as a 1$ trial. Read the rights that dissallowed me to include in my membership. So.... I clicked on the "cancel membership" button. I was taken straight in to my PayPal account to the subscription page to cancel. I then logged out, clicked the button again and needed to log in. I really dont know if this is a gap or not, but freaked me out a bit. We dont log out after any transaction. Any experts got an idea about this? Shaz |
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| Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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In order to sign up for recurring billing membership when PayPal is the processor, the subscriber must actually have a PayPal account. If you select the credit card option when purchasing, the next page will ask you to choose a password and notify you that a PayPal account has been created. You can cancel and manage your subscription to that site in your own account. |
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| Info Philanthropist War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: USA
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There's really nothing to worry about. PayPal sticks a time limited cookie on your system when you log in, (I think it lasts for like 15min maybe); its safe due to it being over a secure connection, (https://www.paypal.com). You just clicked the unsubscribe button prior to the cookie timing out; yet you were sent back to PayPal over a secure connection, as well. The only way this would have been a security risk is if you already had a Trojan, (or similar virus), infecting your machine before you had initiated the transaction. That particular scenario wouldn't have been PayPal OR the vendor's fault, though. Hope this helps... PLP, tecHead | |
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