Member must keep the trial for at least 20 days of the 1 month trial to be eligible for cash-bacK
9 comments
nuttynat88
19 Nov 16#1
Superb!
ft7
19 Nov 16#2
Cancelling subscription is fraught with pain so I'll give it a miss, but for those who don't mind the hassle that comes with cancelling subscription it's a great deal, therefore I'll vote it hot
Crapweasel to ft7
19 Nov 16#4
I signed up on a previous trial offer. Cancellation was easy - just send them an email to ask they immediately cancel your membership, and also request that they send you email confirmation of this cancellation. I received a reply the very next day, and was still able to browse the Which site until the month was up.
NB: For extra peace of mind, cancel your direct debit directly with your bank, too.
bigst
19 Nov 16#3
already posted
steviep43
19 Nov 16#5
Cancelling was easy. I emailed them and they replied back immediately
vassy4u
19 Nov 16#6
Cancelling was easy..Just had to send an email. Thanks for this deal OP..
ajdj78
19 Nov 16#7
Have to keep trial for 20 days to get cashback though
Gentle_Giant
19 Nov 16#8
Last time I looked, the DD for Which (The consumers friend), was very consumer unfriendly -
"Unspecified amounts at unspecified times and dates".
I might have the exact quote wrong, but the meaning is there; you give them full control over how much and how often they raid your bank account.
Who knows, maybe they have got around to fixing it by now.
BARKMAN
19 Nov 16#9
Good deal but does anyone really still use and need Which? It was beneficial pre internet but there are so many other sources for this information
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NB: For extra peace of mind, cancel your direct debit directly with your bank, too.
"Unspecified amounts at unspecified times and dates".
I might have the exact quote wrong, but the meaning is there; you give them full control over how much and how often they raid your bank account.
Who knows, maybe they have got around to fixing it by now.