Quote from: RonKoetse@protonmail.com on Today at 12:05:23 AM

He received this card for free. We also gave him a replacement when we lost the previous BIN, and provided him with an additional $30. He didn’t spend a single cent of his own money.

Well, this changed my mind and I have deleted my feedback from your profile. If the card was free, and no real money was spent by Shasan, then I am not sure if I can call it a scam. However, I still suggest you explicitly mention in your terms that the company reserves the right to delete a card.

Quote from: Free Market Capitalist on Today at 05:42:29 AM

I don't care what service it is, and as you said Netflix had caught my attention because I recently cancelled it and I haven't had any problems with them trying to charge me. The point here is that if you sign up for a subscription service, whatever it is, and you don't cancel it, they are going to try to charge you, because that's what you agreed to.

I got you and I have to agree with that. Once I subscribe to a service, it's my responsibility to cancel the auto-renewal if I do not want to. But I guess you missed my point. Let's say you wanted auto-renewal, but for some reason, you forgot to top-up your card. Wherever you subscribed, they have been trying to spend money from your card and you did not notice it till you login back. If you are busy in real life, this can happen. I am just talking about the possibility, not sure if something similar happened.