Shady Business Dealings - Pay to cancel?
This company along with Grammarly are a joke and will be handled with a lawsuit. First, the company Grammarly makes you pay to cancel. Not a nominal fee as they say but a 14.95 fee. To me, that is not nominal. Nominal is $1.95. But, even at that, why do I need to pay to cancel. So, you get more money?
In addition, when you are forced to pay to cancel, then they throw up this trustpilot review. If you pick bad, or poor or average, instead of going to trustpilot you go to an email as a complaint. If the review is good, 4 or 5 stars, then it pushed you to the Trustpilot, site.
9/11/2024
I am adding to this review as I read their reply. This is a joke response and to think it is OK? Yes, this is misleading, and yes, this is consumer fraud.
When you have no choice but to pay money to cancel your product, that is clearly consumer fraud.
Consumer fraud is an unlawful business practice that involves using unfair or deceptive tactics. Here, is clearly that it is unfair someone has to pay an additional fee to cancel. Like canceling in mid-month and the company getting all the money, no refunds is not enough.
Date of experience: September 09, 2024