unstie wrote:
I signed up for a free trial and didn’t have any problem canceling it. I really like the app! You’ll get a kick out of it if you’re into astrology and horoscopes for sure. I think it’s quite easy to navigate, everything is where you’d expect it to be, and it looks pretty too.
As you can see in the 5 pages of posts here, the users do have a problem with the Nebula app and were signed up for a subscription that they were unaware of. It may have been in the fine print when they chose to get a free reading, but they clearly feel manipulated.
Some even think that it is Apple's fault for allowing the subscription, when Apple is not involved at all and the subscription is made directly with the company. That is why the subscription does not show on your device where it can be easily cancelled by Apple.
Nebula can solve this problem by making clear to the user that they are going to be charged after clicking the link for a free reading and do that without including it in the fine print. A follow up email would also make this action clear and include the link to cancel if they choose to do that. Or instead of manipulating users into a trial subscription using a button to get a free reading, just give them the free reading and then ask them if they want to continue to get readings for a subscription charge.