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Disney Plus Subscribers Quit in Droves Over Jimmy Kimmel Axe
(www.newsweek.com)
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That's standard business practice for every subscription service. "Oh, hey, sorry. Your attempt to stop paying us money isn't working right now. Try again later."
Amazon had a process notoriously called “The Iliad” where it was a literal journey to unsubscribe from Prime.