Leg to stand on?

Micky 32

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Spocker

Technically, they may not have received the email - just because it's in your Sent Box doesn't actually mean they got it - depending on your email provider/client you can add a 'Read Receipt' which you get when the email is opened.

That aside, what do their T&C's say regarding any notice of cancellation, is 3 days enough?

Micky 32

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L1011

Spocker wrote: »

depending on your email provider/client you can add a 'Read Receipt' which you get when the email is opened.

Which is easily blocked and doesn't prove anything even if you get it.

Spocker

L1011 wrote: »

Which is easily blocked and doesn't prove anything even if you get it.

Yep - I agree. Email is great, but my point is sometimes they may not get delivered, and this is completely outside the senders control

Micky 32

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Spocker

I don't actually, I just know a little about how email works

You've removed the original question, but you don't have any way of proving they received your email, to cancel the subscription. I think you don't have a leg to stand on, unless thats the *only* way they take cancellation notices. If there are other methods such as a web form or snail mail, you should use those, and consider it not cancelled, unless you receive a confirmation.

dudara

Thread closed as the OP has deleted their original post.

dudara