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Cancellation trouble - how to avoid auto renewal?

  • May 5, 2022
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This will probably get deleted but here goes, cause I know they ignore their poor Trustpilot status. There on 1.5 star rating and haven't replied in over a year.

Anyone who reads this, get out now! This company is a total scam.

Never have I experienced such a poor service from a company in my life.

They lock you into a contract and the only way out is to jump through a bunch of hoops before they lock you in again, either that or you pay them a £60-£100 fee to get out of it early. You cannot cancel auto renewal, I have tried, I contacted support and they confirmed it is not possible.
They say they send you emails about it being renewed but I've never seen one, there's every chance stuff like that goes to spam, cause let's face that's all this company is.

A company of this size, should understand something like that, they work in that sort of field.

If you miss the date that it renews, you are stuck another year or have to pay them anyway to get out, you try to appeal and all they want to do is offer a new contract, what is the point if you are not using it? How is that so difficult to understand?

 

Money grubbing, appalling company. Approach with caution!

 

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Correct answer Kanikas

Hi there, 

 

We see you have an Acrobat subscription under the same ID as with forums.

While purchasing the subscription we agree to certain terms which clearly mention the cancellation fee if we cancel before the contract gets over. 

You can revisit the terms here: https://www.adobe.com/legal/subscription-terms.html

 

I also checked that there is already an open case with our support team.  Our team will definitely take care of your issue. 

 

Thanks for your patience. 

 

Kanika 

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Nancy OShea
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 15, 2022

Your plan's expiration date can be seen 24/7 from your online account.

https://account.adobe.com/plans

 

Likewise, you can cancel anytime you wish but there is a 50% early termination fee for Annual Plans.  To avoid penalty fees, wait until your 12 month of service to cancel.  Set a reminder on your Phone or Google Calendar so you don't forget.


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How do I Cancel my Subscription?
https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/cancel-subscription.html
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Subscription & Cancellation Terms:
https://www.adobe.com/legal/subscription-terms.html

CONTACT ADOBE SUPPORT:
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Online Chat: https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?rghtup=autoOpen
Phone M-F, during normal business hours: https://helpx.adobe.com/contact/phone.html

 

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
Participating Frequently
February 11, 2023
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Your plan's expiration date can be seen 24/7 from your online account.

https://account.adobe.com/plans

 

No : the only thing visible on this page is next paiement date. No end date is visible on the site (which in France, where I live, is illegal).

Abambo
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 11, 2023
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No : the only thing visible on this page is next paiement date. No end date is visible on the site (which in France, where I live, is illegal).


By @PatrickPremartin


Where do you have this legal information from. As of my information, you need to get informed by e-mail (or letter) of the renewal date. As of my information, Adobe does that. There is no need to show on a site a renewal date, at least, I do not read that from the official data I have:

 

Pour les contrats de prestations de services conclus pour une durée déterminée avec une clause de reconduction tacite, le professionnel prestataire de services informe le consommateur par écrit, par lettre nominative ou courrier électronique dédiés, au plus tôt trois mois et au plus tard un mois avant le terme de la période autorisant le rejet de la reconduction, de la possibilité de ne pas reconduire le contrat qu'il a conclu avec une clause de reconduction tacite. Cette information, délivrée dans des termes clairs et compréhensibles, mentionne, dans un encadré apparent, la date limite de non-reconduction.

 

You get the anniversary date from your account, however, by looking into your plan (manage plan/gérer la formule). You can also look into your payement history. And you can look at the e-mail you got, when you took the plan. You have multiple methods for knowing about the anniversary of your plan. 

 

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
ProDesignTools
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 6, 2022

Adobe's Annual plans are for a 12-month commitment. If you don't want your plan to auto-renew, then you can cancel it anytime during the 11th month... Adobe emails you when your renewal date is approaching:

 

https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/manage-auto-renewal-settings.html

 

Here's a guide explaining the process which should help you find the best solution, and possibly save some time or money:

What You Should Know Before Canceling Your Adobe Subscription

Outside of that, we cannot really help further here, as this is primarily a user-to-user forum – so your best bet would be to contact Adobe Customer Care directly.

 

*** Note that Adobe does not do support by email, so beware of anyone who sends you a private message via this forum. ***

Abambo
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 5, 2022
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They say they send you emails about it being renewed but I've never seen one, there's every chance stuff like that goes to spam, cause let's face that's all this company is.


By @Vylisa24296619nxhc

The spam folder of your e-mail is what you control. Adobe has absolutely no control about your e-mail settings.

 

And no, your message won't get deleted here. Why should it? Let's stay to the point and keep it friendly. Occasionally, it helps.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
Kanikas
Community Manager
KanikasCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
Community Manager
May 5, 2022

Hi there, 

 

We see you have an Acrobat subscription under the same ID as with forums.

While purchasing the subscription we agree to certain terms which clearly mention the cancellation fee if we cancel before the contract gets over. 

You can revisit the terms here: https://www.adobe.com/legal/subscription-terms.html

 

I also checked that there is already an open case with our support team.  Our team will definitely take care of your issue. 

 

Thanks for your patience. 

 

Kanika