Increasingly, modern life means juggling an ever-pricier collection of subscriptions. Want to listen to music on demand? That’s a subscription. Want to use a particular suite of software? That’s a subscription. Want to keep up with the latest TV? That’s a bunch of subscriptions.
All these monthly fees are putting a strain on our wallets, and if you want it to stop, it seems like your only option is to cancel some of them. Which you should, if you don’t use them. But sometimes, you don’t even need to go that far–you only need to threaten to cancel them.
Subscription services do not want to lose you
If you find a subscription is getting a little too pricy for what it’s worth to you, begin the cancellation process. For most subscriptions, it’ll go something like this: The service will ask if you’re sure you want to cancel. They might even give you…
