The FF14 community needed this reprieve ... we'd finally find ourselves obsessively logging in once more and glad that we didn’t cancel our subscriptions.

The FTC has delayed enforcement of its new click-to-cancel rule, which aimed to make it easier for consumers to end unwanted ...

A “click to cancel” law was last month passed in California, and now the FTC has ratified a federal rule designed to achieve the same goal. The idea of both is to force companies to make it as easy to ...

If you’re suffering from Netflix fatigue and are looking to cancel your subscription, the process is relatively simple. In fact, depending on how you initially signed up for the service ...

If you haven't used a subscription for three to six months out of the year, it may be best to cancel, Jackson added. US adults say they spend over $200 on subscriptions they don't use What's ...

The Click to Cancel rule is supposed to make it as easy to cancel a subscription as it is to sign up for one. The Federal Trade Commission extended the deadline for its "click to cancel" rule a ...

The rule is meant to make it just as easy to cancel as it is to sign up. Companies asked for more time to comply. The Federal ...

The Federal Trade Commission had voted in a rule that would make it easier to cancel subscription services, but the start of that rule has been pushed back until July 14. Initially, the regulation ...

The FTC's complaint alleges that Uber made ending Uber One subscriptions intentionally difficult, despite promising customers they could "cancel anytime." It's claimed that some customers who ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was set to start enforcing the remaining provisions of its “click-to-cancel” rule on May ...