One of the more unpopular, dark corners of Xbox Live has been the fact that, should you subscribe via credit card, Microsoft liked to automatically renew your membership. Well, the new Xbox.com makes opting-out easier!
It’s Harder For Microsoft To ‘Accidentally’ Take Your Money Now
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11 responses to “It’s Harder For Microsoft To ‘Accidentally’ Take Your Money Now”
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StrangeExactly! I was expecting, you know maybe some information, or even an article. Like how is opting out easier, for instance?
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Stevenseems the latest trend of kotaku; have an “Article” which features an image larger than all the text in the story.
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[Razor]While this “article” is a travesty, it is good to see that Microsoft finally fixed their stupid blunder.
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Zac HoogendoornWith these two sentences I have successfully out written this article in terms of it’s word count. It’s times like this I really wish Kotaku were paid for the quality of the content and not for the views per article.
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AdWould love for the Kotaku Aus guys to get the time/money to rewrite everything from the US site so all of the content is worth reading, not just the local articles.
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KilusDon’t care. Make renewal opt-in. Don’t make opting-out easier(well actually do that and) just don’t have opt-in. I like to decide when and if I pay for video game subscriptions.
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PatsredsWhen the picture is bigger than the article itself, it’s not a good sign. This could easily have had more details, it’s not like you would have been writing words for the hell of it.
Disappointed Kotaku.
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