Secretly modifying the billing plan for a service, deliberately withholding the remaining balance, and refusing to cover the PayPal transaction fees despite the refund being caused by their own action

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Indeed, a table is much easier to understand. Thank you for the clear table presentation.

Pre-existing credit$11.96 (no PayPal fee)New payment$32.42 (host net $30.31 after $2.11 PayPal fee)Total paid$44.38Total host net$42.27Billing period2025-07-09 → 2026-06-03 (329 days)Remaining days34

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The calculation contains errors, and the transaction fees have also been passed on to me.

Just commenting on the handling of a refund specifically, but if a service provider for basically anything decides to cease running a service and has to issue a refund by not seeing out a prepaid term

* From May 1st to my service end date (June 3rd) is 34 days, not 33 days — this is your first mistake (From May 1st to May 31st there are 31 days, and from June 1st to June 3rd there are 3 days).

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I pretty clearly indicated that I was just curious. The two locations aren't exactly similar. Why wouldn't another location in the UK work just as well as Coventry? My tone was pretty clearly playf

The break neck pace release cycle of games like COD is pretty much a whole topic on its own in my opinion. I mean by now there is probably generations, which feel its normal since they have basically

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Mr. Madison, what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be conside

1) It isn't theft when you don't own the product you pay for in the first place. What you're buying is a digital license that can be revoked at any time. That's why we end up having to advocate for in

(Former) Pioneer user here. I'm in a similar situation as the OP (5TB offer, cancellation moved forward, no refund yet) but I see things fundamentally different.