Fintech apps that resist cancellation after email requests
Subscription fintech apps bury cancellation behind confusing navigation and ignore emailed cancellation requests, continuing to charge users. Customers who followed the documented process are still billed with no recourse except a bank dispute. FTC click-to-cancel rules exist but enforcement lags actual app behavior.
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