SaaS Vendor Continues Billing After Multiple Subscription Cancellation Attempts
A business customer reports that after cancelling their subscription three separate times through the admin interface, the vendor continued charging them for two additional months. This points to a cancellation flow that does not reliably process or confirm subscription termination.
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