- Report: #864575
Complaint Review: eHarmony
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eHarmony automatic renew contract without consent, Internet
*Consumer Suggestion: You agreed to it by signing up..Here's part of the Terms of Use link at the bottom of their home page..
*General Comment: Automatic Renewal is common
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(Thank you for your reply. We're sorry to hear that you wish to leave eHarmony. Your most recent charge was for an automatic renewal. We provide the automatic renewal feature to benefit you with uninterrupted service. Per our Terms and Conditions you are not eligible for a refund).
Is it legal to use a credit card when i never agree or authorize an automatic renewal ?
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
You agreed to it by signing up..Here's part of the Terms of Use link at the bottom of their home page..
AUTHOR: Ken - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 05, 2012
Have you cancelled yet or planning to do so when your subscription expires?
Probably should have read this before signing up.
#2 General Comment
Automatic Renewal is common
AUTHOR: Kilrath - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 05, 2012
The only way to really avoid those would be to cancel in advance of your next payment date (usually the day that your current contract with the company would end.)
In the end you likely did give them consent when you signed up for the service originally, try taking a look at their membership terms to be sure though.

