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Policy2026-08-10 · source-backed
An r/SaaS thread surfaces that consumer subscription contracts must offer a 14-day withdrawal window from contract establishment, which cuts against the "no refunds after activation" terms most indie SaaS ships. The poster thinks it's unfair. The practical takeaway is that your ToS and refund automation likely need changing regardless of how you feel. Community discussion, not legal advice: check the Consumer Rights Directive yourself.
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