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If you cancel a subscription, you may continue to use the canceled service until the end of your then-current subscription term. The subscription will not be renewed when your then-current term expires.
You will be billed for any Subscription Fees due at the beginning of each Billing Cycle.
If Customer selects this option, Customer will not be committed to purchase the Services for a pre-defined term, but will pay Fees based on its daily usage of the Services, billed monthly in arrears.
"IF YOU PURCHASED AN ADD-ON WHOSE BILLING DATE OR SUBSCRIPTION TERM DIFFERS FROM THE BASE PLAN, YOU WILL STILL BE BILLED FOR THE ADD-ON UNTIL THE SUBSCRIPTION TERM OF YOUR BASE PLAN EXPIRES UNLESS YOU SEPARATELY CANCEL THE ADD-ON.Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “IF YOU PURCHASED AN ADD-ON WHOSE BILLING DATE OR SUBSCRIPTION TERM DIFFERS FROM THE BASE PLAN, YOU WILL STILL BE BILLED FOR THE ADD-ON UNTIL THE SUBSCRIPTION TERM OF YOUR BASE PLAN EXPIRES UNLESS YOU SEPARATELY CANCEL THE ADD-ON.”
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