Cancelled, but still being charged?
A subscription charge that survives its own cancellation is one of the most common billing complaints there is — and it almost always has one of four causes: you cancelled in the wrong place, the cancellation never completed, a final charge was already in flight, or it's a genuine zombie rebill you can dispute. Pick the merchant below for the exact playbook.
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You're in numerous company
Real, public reports of the exact problem — attributed and linked, because "this happens to everyone" lands differently when you can read the thread:
Gym membership refusing to cancel my contract
— r/personalfinance (576 points) ↗A Gym charged me $880 after I tried to cancel multiple times
— r/personalfinance ↗Is it legal for companies to charge your card after cancelling a subscription?
— r/legaladvice ↗
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Catch the rebill the day it lands.
Disputes have time windows. Skycopia reads your bank history, knows what you've cancelled, and flags any charge that comes back — inside the window, not six months later. Free audit, no credit card.
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