Auto-Renewal Cases
If you have had trouble cancelling an auto-renewed subscription service, Dapeer Law can help you recover the compensation you deserve.
Data Breach - The Basics
Auto-renewed subscriptions are recurring payment agreements that automatically extend a subscription for a fixed period, typically monthly or annually, without requiring explicit consent for each renewal. These subscriptions can be convenient for both consumers and service providers, ensuring uninterrupted access to the desired services. However, these auto-renewals can result in unexpected charges and unwanted services.
Why Data Breaches Are a Concern
Auto-renewals without consent can occur for various reasons, often driven by the service provider's business model and practices:
Buried Terms and Conditions: Sometimes, terms and conditions containing auto-renewal clauses are hidden within lengthy agreements, making it easy to miss the fine print.
Pre-Checked Boxes: During the initial sign-up process, pre-checked boxes agreeing to auto-renewals may be included, assuming your consent unless you opt out.
Lack of Reminders: Service providers may not send reminders before the renewal date, leaving customers unaware that they are about to be charged.
Why do you Need a Data Breach Attorney?
In many cases, if your having trouble cancelling a subscription service, it’s usually by design so that you will forget you are paying for the service can keep a subscription. Individuals who are tricked into auto-renewing subscription services that are difficult to cancel can be compensated for their losses by filing a lawsuit.
Dapeer Law is ready to litigate on behalf of those consumers. If you have signed up for an auto-renewal subscription, contact our firm so that we can let you know your best options. Dapeer Law has recovered millions of dollars in class action settlements and are experienced in holding companies accountable for their deceptive billing practices.