When a CPS subscriber reaches their maximum allotted bandwidth, their subscription is automatically and immediately upgraded to the next higher-cost plan and their payment method is charged at the new plan rate, unless they have proactively submitted a written Notice of Overage Disablement to billing@rumble.com before the overage occurs.
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This provision establishes an automatic billing escalation mechanism that upgrades a subscriber's plan and initiates additional charges without per-instance authorization upon bandwidth overage, requiring proactive written opt-out before each monthly period's overage event to prevent the upgrade.
Implements automatic tier upgrades with billing obligation upon bandwidth overage unless creator proactively files overage disablement notice, creating financial obligation through inaction.
View full change record →Under this clause, CPS subscribers are automatically moved to a higher-cost subscription plan and charged for that plan upon reaching their bandwidth limit, unless they proactively notify billing@rumble.com in writing before each monthly period in which they wish to disable the overage upgrade. The agreement states that no refunds are available for CPS subscription fees, and the Notice of Overage Disablement must be submitted individually for each monthly period.
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Compare across platforms →"Unless otherwise specified in the CPS Features and Pricing applicable to your CPS Subscription, once you use the Maximum Allotted Bandwidth, and absent a duly received Notice of Overage Disablement (as defined below), your CPS Subscription will automatically and immediately (the 'New Subscription Start Date') be upgraded to the next superior CPS Subscription plan available... You hereby agree to the automatic implementation of your Upgraded Plan upon reaching the Maximum Allotted Bandwidth for your original or any subsequent Upgraded Plan pursuant to the Bandwidth Overage Procedure, and hereby authorize Rumble to charge or debit your agreed payment method for the applicable CPS Subscription Fee in respect of the Upgraded Plan commencing upon the new Subscription Start Date in respect of each applicable Upgraded Plan.Excerpt from Rumble's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The automatic upgrade and recurring charge mechanism may engage the FTC's guidance on negative option marketing and the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA), which requires clear disclosure of recurring charge terms …
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This provision establishes an automatic billing escalation mechanism that upgrades a subscriber's plan and initiates additional charges without per-instance authorization upon bandwidth overage, requiring proactive written opt-out before each monthly period's overage event to prevent the upgrade.
Under this clause, CPS subscribers are automatically moved to a higher-cost subscription plan and charged for that plan upon reaching their bandwidth limit, unless they proactively notify billing@rumble.com in writing before each monthly period in which they wish to disable the overage upgrade. The agreement states that no refunds are available for CPS subscription fees, and the Notice of Overage …
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