Meet the app that helps cancel subscription after a free trial period
By Guardian Exclusive
24 September 2019 |
10:43 am
Want your subscription to be cancelled automatically once your free trial is over? This new app, Do Not Pay, automatically cancels subscriptions at the end of the free trial period.
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