So that means I need to fill out a form, type out my credit card information, confirm my email, set up 2FA, and then and only then I'll be allowed to cancel? I thought they were saying "one click cancel".

Gyms around the country are about to lose their collective minds.

Maybe I'm blind but I couldn't find the unsubscribe button on the Spotify mobile app. Found it ezpz on the desktop version. Pissed me off that I can sub on the app but not unsub.

People who only use phones for everything probably see that and just never unsubscribe due to the hassle or lack of knowing the difference.

So like, we'll have to send a letter and wait 14 business days, then come by physically and beat the guy behind reception to an arm wrestling match while a bunch of beautiful ladies tries to convince us to stop before we can sign up?

Aw geeze

I’m pretty amazed that this rule was actually passed.

The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday released a final rule called "click to cancel," which says online subscriptions should require the same amount of clicks to end as they do to sign up…

Wow.

I really hope there's better language in this bill than "as many clicks as it takes to sign up". You already know all that will get us is a longer sign up process that's less confusingly presented. As long as it's theoretically possible to cancel in the same amount of clicks then it doesn't matter if it's so intentionally awkward to pull off that hardly anyone can figure out how to do it.

The Economist's entire business model just went bust.

They should us that posturing when talking to predatory cc companies too. It should be as easy to get out of 30% interest as easy as it was to get in. I bet that would improve credit markets.

Oh no! Think about the economy! Now companies are forced to do outrageous stuff like providing services the users value and want to keep paying for.

it's already as easy as cancelling the card number I gave them.