Cancelling a subscription for services (Romania)
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The notice by which a consumer in Romania ends a subscription — a gym, an online platform, a course, any recurring service: the contract, the notice period and end date, stopping automatic debits, and a refund of payments made in advance for the time after it ends. It notes that a term allowing no way out, or imposing disproportionate penalties, may be unfair (Law no. 193/2000).
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Common questions
- Can a subscription in Romania be cancelled early?
- It depends on the contract. An open-ended subscription can be ended at any time with the agreed notice. For a fixed-term one, the contract may set conditions for ending it; a term that would tie the consumer in with no way out, or with disproportionate penalties, may be unfair (Law no. 193/2000).
- What happens to automatic payments after cancelling?
- The trader is no longer entitled to charge for the time after the end date. The notice asks it to stop debiting; if it charges anyway, the payment can also be disputed with the bank, and proof of the cancellation shows the money was no longer owed.
- How is the cancellation proved?
- By sending the notice through a channel that leaves a trace — registered post with acknowledgment of receipt, an email to the address in the contract with a confirmation, or the trader's online form with a screenshot. The date of receipt matters for counting the notice period.
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