madisonnn_jf wrote:
When I clicked your link Nebula was not in the active nor inactive section of my subscriptions,
Then how do you know you were being charged by Nebula?
If its not there, then there's no way to know what a charge is for.
If the charge appears directly as being form Nebula on your statement, then you subscribed directly with them and not through your Apple ID or the App Store. As such, you would need to cancel the subscription directly with them. Apple and your Apple ID would have nothing to do with that.
because of the fact that I never agreed to a subscription, however they still tried to charge my card.
You had to activate the subscription at some point. Even if you were not aware of it. Contact Nebula directly and find out, since its not in your subscriptions list through Apple.
I checked this myself when i was charged by going to my name in settings and then the subscription section.
But you just said it was not there. How did you check this then?
If I never had my card locked I would have also been charged the $19 as well. This app is a scam and they are trying to charge ppl’s card information unknowingly. This makes me feel like my info was accessed by them somehow without my consent…
Again, if the subscription does not appear in your subscription list, then either you subscribed directly with Nebula or through a different platform. At that point, Apple and your Apple ID would not be involved in any of it.
my bank immediately sent me a text asking if this transaction was me
because this is a scam!!! you do not sign up for a free trial when you
download the app they’re stealing ppl’s information.
When downloading the App from the App Store, you do sign up for and allow a free trial which renews into a paid subscription. This is not a scam, its the way most subscription based apps work in the app store.
You should read the App's description before downloading, you will be subscribed to what you are agreeing to
Blocking the charge directly through your bank, will simply lead to your Apple account being blocked and you being unable to access the App Store or iTunes store and any of there services until you resolve the pending payment. This is the worst suggestion you can have. You should only go through your bank and block the charge when all other options have been exhausted.
Cancel the subscription if it exists on your Apple ID. If it does not, then you did not subscribe through Apple's platform, and you can do whatever you want.