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Have I the right to a cooling off period?
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A chargeback on what grounds?
You can't revoke consent for transactions already processed!
Not sure what a chargeback would achieve anyway, they'd simply defend it - and probably successfully.
It's of poor taste to advice posters to blatantly abuse a system to effectively defraud a company of funds rightly paid to them through no fault of their own.
It keeps people in a job. Guess what dalesrider does for a living?0 -
A chargeback on what grounds?
You can't revoke consent for transactions already processed!
Not sure what a chargeback would achieve anyway, they'd simply defend it - and probably successfully.
It's of poor taste to advice posters to blatantly abuse a system to effectively defraud a company of funds rightly paid to them through no fault of their own.
Perhaps if you took the time to look at the weightwatcher site you will understand why I posted what I did....Right of Withdrawal
You can withdraw your acceptance to the terms of the Subscription Agreement within seven working days of the day after the Sign up Date and obtain a full refund. To exercise your right of withdrawal, please [EMAIL="uk.cancellations@weightwatchers.co.uk"]contact us[/EMAIL]. Alternatively you can use our online form on our website by going to www.weightwatchers.co.uk and selecting “Contact Us” at the bottom of the page and choosing “Cancellations”.I changed my mind within just a few minutes and emailed to cancel.
Seems the OP did what was required well within the 7 days...
Now what do you have to say......Never ASSUME anything its makes a>>> A55 of U & ME <<<0 -
dalesrider wrote: »Perhaps if you took the time to look at the weightwatcher site you will understand why I posted what I did....
Seems the OP did what was required well within the 7 days...
Now what do you have to say......
I would say you've got lucky. You went down your normal chargeback route without thinking about it properly. Now when brought up on this you've managed to find a term and condition that will mean a chargeback would work.
However you hadn't read this before your original post.
This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
dalesrider wrote: »Perhaps if you took the time to look at the weightwatcher site you will understand why I posted what I did....
Seems the OP did what was required well within the 7 days...
Now what do you have to say......To qualify for a refund your Access Code must not have been activated.
Terms and conditions must be read as a whole.0
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