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Banks must cancel direct debits on request. Why isn’t it the same for card payments?

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Have you ever noticed that cancelling some subscriptions feels as simple as walking out a clearly marked “exit” door, while others are like trying to escape a complex maze? It’s one of the big frustrations of modern life.

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