Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Cancel' Proposal

Re:Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Ca... by hnboredhn on Thursday July 13, 2023 @04:30PM (#36715555)

The other benefit is simply seeing the current subscriptions, even if you had to cancel elsewhere.

I should be able to see on my Bank of America credit card which companies are going to bill me within a month - and either be able to block it or click a link to cancel.

I feel like I've seen some smaller financial services which have this feature, but most people want to use a major credit card.

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Re:Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Ca... by balderdash on Thursday July 13, 2023 @05:10PM (#36716032)

I just put all of my recurring charges on a single credit card (car insurance, Netflix, etc.), and then don’t use that card for anything else, it makes it so much easier to track/manage.

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Re:Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Ca... by throwawaymobule on Thursday July 13, 2023 @08:09PM (#36717795)

I have a revolut account and can make virtual cards. Each service gets its own card number, and can be frozen or value-limited independently.

I think 'privacy.com' is a comparable US service.

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Re:Disney, Netflix, and More Are Fighting FTC's 'Click to Ca... by neilparikh on Friday July 14, 2023 @01:14AM (#36719739)

Capital One credit cards have this feature.

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