Even though I only requested a one-time birth chart and never signed up for a subscription, AskNebula.com has unauthorizedly withdrawn money from my account twice in two months, totaling around ₺2,000 (approximately $47.65). These charges were made without my knowledge or consent.
Since I never had an active subscription, I have no option to cancel or manage any plan through their platform. I demand a full refund of the unauthorized charges and the immediate and permanent cancellation of whatever subscription has been created under my name without my consent.
This situation is unacceptable — I did not agree to any recurring payments, and AskNebula should not be charging users for services they never subscribed to.
AskNebula.com has withdrawn money from my account without my permission, and I’m unable to cancel the subscription. I don’t know how to resolve this. A few days ago, I used the site to view my birth chart, and it requested a small one-time payment, which I paid by card. Other than that, I never subs...
I clicked on an online advertisement from AskNebula.com offering a birth chart reading for $0.50. I decided to try it, but later discovered that a subscription had been created without my knowledge, and at the end of the month, $28.35 was withdrawn from my account. I never used any of the services ...
I purchased a $0.50 birth chart reading on AskNebula.com, but I never signed up for any monthly subscription. Despite that, a total of 29 separate charges have been withdrawn from my bank card without my consent. I made the purchase through the website, and when I tried to cancel what appears to be ...
AskNebula.com has unauthorizedly withdrawn $27 from my account, even though I have no active subscription and have never used any of their products or services. I demand an immediate refund of this amount; otherwise, I will take legal action. I have no registered account or membership on their webs...
I wanted to get my birth chart read on the Nebula website and made a one-time payment of $0.43. However, I never agreed to any membership, service terms, or a so-called “one-week free trial” that would then convert into a monthly subscription of $29. A few days ago, I discovered that $29 had been wi...
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