Is It Right?

Originally posted by MCA
i doubt many cases of this are likely anyway really - do you?

Originally posted by divegeester
But if the subscriber has already cashed in their one-way ticket to the happy hunting ground, how are they supposed to unsubscribe?

Originally posted by MCA
if they have died then either their bank account will get closed (automatically unsubscribing them since the payment will not clear) or whoever takes over the account (spouse or whatever) will see payments being made and can stop any future payments from being made. [edit]they could even contact Russ and explain and they will get a refund too[/edit]

i doubt many cases of this are likely anyway really - do you?

Originally posted by Raven69
Do you expect Russ to check whether each person who didn't cancel their subscription is dead?

Originally posted by Woodgie
But what if, right, a man goes mad and is locked up in an insane asylum and he never told anybody about an account he had at his bank that he put his lottery winnings in, then when he got over his madness and forgot he played chess and the bank account, how could he un-subscribe then?

Is that fair?

I think Chris and Russ are taking a bloody liberty, th ...[text shortened]... y left in it because of those two fat cats.

Edit: Just checking I said cats at the end there.

Originally posted by divegeester
Perhaps all members should be required to provide proof that they are alive?

Originally posted by divegeester
I really wouldn't talk about Rusty like that he is fully rehabilitated now - he is even allowed to make his own moves, although he is not allowed a bank account as you can see above...😵

Originally posted by Woodgie
But what if, right, a man goes mad and is locked up in an insane asylum and he never told anybody about an account he had at his bank that he put his lottery winnings in, then when he got over his madness and forgot he played chess and the bank account, how could he un-subscribe then?

Is that fair?

I think Chris and Russ are taking a bloody liberty, th ...[text shortened]... y left in it because of those two fat cats.

Edit: Just checking I said cats at the end there.

Originally posted by Woodgie
But what if, right, a man goes mad and is locked up in an insane asylum and he never told anybody about an account he had at his bank that he put his lottery winnings in, then when he got over his madness and forgot he played chess and the bank account, how could he un-subscribe then?

Is that fair?

I think Chris and Russ are taking a bloody liberty, th ...[text shortened]... y left in it because of those two fat cats.

Edit: Just checking I said cats at the end there.

Originally posted by MCA
i think we are pushing the boundaries of likelyhood here but ok ill go with it . . .

even in this case, we are talking about what? $40 per year? how small a lottery win would it need to be for it to be ALL gone. or how many years would it take?

i can see your point, that "its the principle" - but your example doesnt hold up well in real terms.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
My Lawyer who retired, told me one time if you know you are going to die, Max all your charge cards to the limit, the debt will die with you.

Dear Chris and Russ,

I have reason to believe I used to be a member on this site some years ago and was a recurring subscriber.
I unfortunately lost my mind and am now unable to remember my previous user name or the bank account from which you continue to take funds.
Would it be possible for you to transfer these funds to my new account and lets say back date them 2....no 3 years?

The voices insist I am right in this matter and urge me to pursue this to the fullest extent possible.

Could you also make sure that none of the monies refunded were printed between the years of 1993 and 1996, as these were not good years for me, neither is the colour blue.

May I take this opportunity to thank you for any assistance in this matter.

(I cannot sign my name as they are listening)

Originally posted by divegeester
What conversation was that part of!!!

Originally posted by Very Rusty
My Lawyer who retired, told me one time if you know you are going to die, Max all your charge cards to the limit, the debt will die with you.

Originally posted by MCA
lol that is true - if you know your on your way out then go for it bigtime and just hope the doctors didnt get your notes mixed up with someone else lol.