I can't tell you how many ways to cancel a subscription. But I am starting to wonder if they thought this through. Some of us have Choosen to be subscribed to multiple services. But on and on they show us how easy it could be to allow the app to cancel any and all services by reaching out for you.
There or course is one complication, I only subscribe to services we choose to use on a day to day basis.
Turns out we use Hulu, Netflix, Spectrum, Lifetime, Discovery go, CrunchRoll, Paramount Plus and Peacock every single day. We did eliminate Disney Plus but do you see what happened. Streamers broke apart your content due to licensing allegedly expiring.
Long ago we switched from DVDs and Blu-ray to be on the experimental craze ushered in by Netflix and Blockbuster. Both of these companies fought hard for our business, in the end we know how this played out Blockbuster lost the war even after creating a hybrid model partial physical media as one DVD or Blu-ray Monthly and Unlimited Streams.
You probably don't even remember these days, but families use to walk the aisles and pick out from categories on walls after staring at TVs or Video Screens of previews or Music Montages as Sneak Peeks.
But I digress, the walk has been replaced with a remote or swipe in the app with navigation with limited play, and overall we see this (Stream Not Available in this Country) . You have trained us to search Roku, Vizio, Google and Bing to type in a query and search to (Watch Now) the. A detailed screen displays if it's FREE or PAID.
Don't even get me started on ownership. Recently it was brought to our attention that Digital Purchases is simply a license to stream while content is available, and under the terms (Limited License) means if it's discontinued or pulled so is your copy NO refund eligible. THE ONLY time it's your to keep is as a Digital Download, which you better store somewhere safe.
That's for another day, storage.
