Luckily I just cancelled my yearly with them on Dec. 6 and received a prorated refund; not a moment too soon it seems.
I was actually surprised I had no issues with it, cancelling auto-renew “stuff” can be a royal pain.
Just so glad to be here now woohoooooo 🙂
It’s why I suggested y’all switch from an annual subscription with them to a monthly one…just in case such a thing were to happen. Only around 20 subscribers did that though. I wish more had taken that advice. It was my plan B for y’all in case something like this occurred.
Maven changed their response a little bit, now they are leaving it up to you! My deal was almost up anyways. Here is what they sent me. Glad to be here with you!
ear Andy ;
This email is to inform you that Sean Hyman has moved his services to a new platform. If you are an existing subscriber, you will need to sign up there. Sean has been provided with all subscriber emails and subscription expiration dates so he may use the new platform to honor the remaining time left on your subscription. Please follow the link here:
I saw one comment about filing a credit card dispute. Great idea! Everyone who has a substantial time left on their subscription should do that promptly. Most credit card companies will chase them down to keep their cardholders happy. My annual subscription had expired in November, so I subscribed for one month with no renewal. But for those who have more than a month to go on annual subscription should definitely take it up with their credit card company!
Kenatech, Maven emailed me and said they were going to bill me personally for any chargebacks. And, they are monitoring this page and aware of what we’re all saying here.
I’ve made so much more from the wisdom you’ve shared than the small amount I’ll lose from the Maven. We’ll just have to make more money. Their smallness will cost them. Thank you, Sean.