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browj2 wrote on 11/21/2022, 8:49 AM

@Darko-Bogojevic

No one here knows what you paid for.

If you paid for a subscription to something, then read the terms of the subscription.

John C.B.

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emmrecs wrote on 11/21/2022, 11:08 AM

@Darko-Bogojevic

In addition to what @browj2 has told you, you need to be aware that automatic cancellation of any Magix subscription contract is almost certain to not happen.

As John implies, it is wholly up to the user to initiate the cancellation, which can take 28 days to become effective. In other words, any cancellation may not take effect until 28 days from the date on which Magix receives the users' notice of intention to cancel.

If a further payment becomes due before those 28 days have passed, that payment will be due and will be taken.

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