Strava can increase its subscription fees or introduce new fees at any time, and only needs to give you 'reasonable notice' before the change takes effect at your next billing date.
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This clause establishes Strava's authority to modify the financial terms of the subscription agreement without requiring user consent, subject only to a notice requirement. The operational effect is that the cost structure of the service remains subject to unilateral modification by the service provider.
You may receive a notice that your subscription price is increasing and, if you do not cancel before the next billing date, you will be charged the new higher price with no refund available for US users.
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If you do not timely cancel your subscription, your subscription will be renewed at the full price as indicated when the purchase was made, without any additional action by you, and you authorize us to charge your payment method for these amounts.
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"Strava has the right to increase subscription fees or add new fees at any time after giving reasonable notice. Changes in subscription fees will take effect on your next billing date, unless otherwise stated.Excerpt from Strava's Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Unilateral contract modification clauses in B2C contexts are scrutinized under EU Unfair Contract Terms Directive 93/13/EEC, which presumptively classifies clauses allowing unilateral price changes without adequate notice or cancellation rights as unfair.
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This clause establishes Strava's authority to modify the financial terms of the subscription agreement without requiring user consent, subject only to a notice requirement. The operational effect is that the cost structure of the service remains subject to unilateral modification by the service provider.
You may receive a notice that your subscription price is increasing and, if you do not cancel before the next billing date, you will be charged the new higher price with no refund available for US users.
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