Hey, there's an article about subscription fatigue in the Wall Street Journal that mentions Pinboard! Ironically, I can't read it because I cancelled my WSJ subscription (which required filing a dispute with my bank, as WSJ makes it impossible to cancel)https://www.wsj.com/articles/subscriptions-are-getting-out-of-hand-heres-how-to-manage-them-11616331601 …
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Anyway, if that article says Pinboard is bad or overpriced, ignore it. Fake news! But if it says Pinboard is great and the ten year plan is a phenomenal value, boy is it right.
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I really wish there was more momentum behind laws requiring companies to let you cancel in the same way that you signed up. If I can hand over all of my private information with a breezy two page web form, cancelling should be just as easy.
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The credit card dispute process functions kind of like a law, but it's cumbersome and scary. I absolutely agree that there should be symmetry in how easy it is to set up/cancel a subscription. Making people who signed up online call is a dark pattern.
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I wonder that too. It costs a small fish like me $15-$30 per dispute, but of course they're on a bulk discount plan
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I managed to cancel WSJ sub after a 45 min international call to HK from India. ByTW, your area code says SF. I believe CA is one of those states where online subs must be cancellable online.
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