At {Service} you have a {Notice_period} notice period, this means your {Category} subscription at {Service} will continue for {Notice_period} after the date of receipt of your notice.
Your {Category} subscription to {Service} is cancelable at any time according to the terms of your contract.
At {Service} you have a {Notice_period} notice period, this means your {Category} subscription at {Service} will continue for {Notice_period} after the date of receipt of your notice.
Your {Category} subscription to {Service} is cancelable at any time according to the terms of your contract.
Downloading the sample letter is completely free. You’re welcome to use it for your own purposes and customize it as needed.
A refund depends very much on the organisation and the type of subscription that you want to cancel. We do not dare to advise you on this. If you would like an answer to this question, we advise you to contact the organisation to which you subscribe directly.
Xpendy does not offer free cancellation of subscriptions. However, you can download our example letter and send it yourself. However, you will then have to deal with the shipping costs and the additional time and effort.
The cost for cancelling your subscription(s) is S$19.95 including VAT. This is the price for one cancellation.
Currently, Xpendy accepts payment by creditcard and PayPal.
The right of withdrawal for consumers means that you can cancel a contract concluded over the internet, by phone or in the street within 14 days without giving any reason. This applies to the request for a contract, but also to the cancellation of a contract. Should you wish to cancel, we ask you to […]
Of course, you can cancel your contracts at any time. However, it’s important to be aware of a possible termination fee. If you signed a multi-year contract in exchange for a discount on your monthly payments, ending the contract early — especially if you switch to a competitor — may result in the provider charging […]
Of course, you can also cancel an ongoing subscription for an indefinite period. Here you should also consider a notice period, which differs per provider. This information is also explained on the specific cancellation pages.