Canva business subscription auto-charged via Google Play with no cancel option
A user reports being charged for a Canva business plan via Google Play after intending only to try the app, with no cancel option and no support response. Vendor billing complaint.
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User reports being billed via Google Play for a Canva subscription they did not request, on a card they did not use originally, with prior support emails ignored. Charges continue after the user has uninstalled the app.
Canva subscription cancellation blocked while charges continue
A user reports being unable to cancel a Canva subscription even after lowering their card payment limit, while charges continue. Vendor-specific cancellation friction.
App offers no in-app subscription cancellation, blames Play Store billing
Users trying to cancel a subscription within the app are told it is managed through the Google Play Store, even when no active Play Store subscription exists, leaving them unable to stop billing. This is a recurring dark-pattern-style billing friction point common in mobile SaaS apps.
Apps Continue Charging After Deletion With No Easy Cancellation Path
Consumers delete subscription apps but find charges continue because subscriptions are managed separately through app stores. Users have no in-app notification or seamless cancellation flow when uninstalling. This dark pattern affects millions of mobile users across major platforms.
SaaS subscription cancellation deliberately obstructed
Consumers who sign up for free trials find cancellation paths hidden, broken, or unsupported. This dark-pattern practice traps users into unwanted paid subscriptions. Affects broad SaaS market and drives chargebacks.
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