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Old 12-03-2010, 06:18 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by coolbreeze View Post
What I want to know is with newspapers and magazines, new subscribers are given a "14-day free trial."

If this is the case, why do I get billed immediately after my "free 14-day trial" begins?

Granted if I cancel, say, and day 12, I should be refunded 100%, but even then, it says my refund will be prorated.

Amazon's 14-day free trial is just that. No charge hits your card until the 15th day, providing you don't cancel...
Prorated? How is that free?
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