Consumer Terms · glossary
A way to end a subscription online, as easily as the customer joined. A subscription made online must have one. Seedlark’s takes two taps in Account, and an end email follows within 24 hours. Terms, clause 4.1 · Chapter 5 · see Reminder
Explained in Chapter 5, DMCC Act Subscriptions: Trials, Reminders and Exit, of Consumer Terms.
An online exit is a way to end a subscription online, as easily as the customer joined. A subscription made online must have one. The customer may also end it by any clear statement, such as an email.Read Chapter 5, DMCC Act Subscriptions: Trials, Reminders and Exit →
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