“CANCELLATION WILL TAKE EFFECT AT THE END OF THE CURRENT SUBSCRIPTION TERM, FREE TRIAL OR PROMOTION UNLESS OTHERWISE DISCLOSED; YOU WILL BE BILLED FOR ANY REMAINING BILLING PERIODS IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TERM.”
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Cancelling does not stop billing immediately; the user remains liable for all billing periods remaining in the current subscription term.
Interpretive note: The canonical claim states two independent propositions (timing of cancellation effect and continued billing); the primary is the timing of cancellation effect. Continued billing is noted in the claim as it is directly linked, but is also flagged here as a secondary independent proposition.
The reader who cancels will continue to be billed for any remaining billing periods in the current term, free trial, or promotion, unless otherwise disclosed.
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"CANCELLATION WILL TAKE EFFECT AT THE END OF THE CURRENT SUBSCRIPTION TERM, FREE TRIAL OR PROMOTION UNLESS OTHERWISE DISCLOSED; YOU WILL BE BILLED FOR ANY REMAINING BILLING PERIODS IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TERM.Excerpt from Hulu's Terms of Use (Site Terms)
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Cancelling does not stop billing immediately; the user remains liable for all billing periods remaining in the current subscription term.
The reader who cancels will continue to be billed for any remaining billing periods in the current term, free trial, or promotion, unless otherwise disclosed.
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