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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: , , .
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Be warned. If you cancel a hosting service with hostgator and you were paying by paypal subscription, canceling the hosting doesn't cancel the subscription, nor do they tell you this. They will happily let you go on paying them for non-existent services forever as far as I know. They won't refund your paypal account either, they will only credit your hostgator account. Great if you're canceling the service right? Of course I should be watching my credit card bill, but with all of these subscription services going on through paypal it's easy to get confused. Anyway... if you use hostgator and have ever cancelled service, I suggest you check and see if you're still paying... best bet is to open a dispute with paypal for every single transaction. Grrr. Hostgator. Great hosting, bad billing practices. |
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It sounds like a crime. If you stop using service, nobody should charge you. Try to investigate what can be done and let us know. |
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Alabama, USA.
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It's common knowledge that the only way to cancel a paypal subscription is to manually log into your account and cancel it. The buyer or seller either one can cancel the subscription, but you have to be logged into your account to do it. Cancelling a service through the site itself will almost always mean you keep getting billed if you paid through PayPal and do not go in and manually cancel the subscription. |
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| Don't Just Sit There! Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: NE UK
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You headline is totally misleading, too! What has it got to do with Paypal? And double/triple? Sorry - just don't get it. |
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| Ungrateful S.O.B. War Room Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Ellijay, GA, USA. (Talk about being in the woods!)
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It may be common knowledge to some. Others are just too thick to understand. I regularly have to placate former subscribers who are either too dumb or too lazy to follow the instructions PayPal sends them. I recently had one guy send me an email complaining that he had canceled his membership two months before and upset that he was still being billed. He sent his complaint by forwarding his payment notification, complete with cancellation instructions from PayPal. In addition, because I get so few cancellations, I specifically remember his and that two months previously I had sent him an email with the very same instructions that PayPal had automatically sent him. Yecch. Customers. Can't live with them, and can't live without them. Kirk | |
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Kirk, I have ran into this as well. It is one of the reasons I worked out a cancel process into WSO Catcher that gives you a PayPal cancel button. You go from the site to PayPal and cancel your subscription with PayPal then get returned to the site and your account is then processed and access removed. If it works out I might start adding it into all future products I come up with that use PayPal subscriptions, but it will require a good deal more testing before I know for sure if it will work out. Quote:
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