Consumer Terms · glossary
The first 7 days after the customer opens an account, when they may use the app and pay nothing. Then £6 a month starts, unless they end the subscription first. A trial that turns into payment already counts as a subscription contract. Terms, clause 1.2, “Free Trial” · Chapter 5 · see Reminder, Subscription contract
Explained in Chapter 5, DMCC Act Subscriptions: Trials, Reminders and Exit, of Consumer Terms.
Seedlark’s free trial is the first seven days after the customer opens an account. The customer uses the app and pays nothing. Then £6 a month starts, unless they end it first.Read Chapter 5, DMCC Act Subscriptions: Trials, Reminders and Exit →
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