• by kj99 on 1/30/2024, 4:00:26 AM

    Contact your credit card company to initiate a chargeback and block further charges.

  • by sandreas on 1/30/2024, 5:38:14 AM

    I would first document the process with screenshots and video to prove you have failed to unsubscribe because of technical problems. Show multiple ways you tried.

    Add further documentation by filing a ticket setting a deadline to get back your money, unsubscribe you and otherwise you will chargeback.

    If you can afford it: Contact a lawyer in case you may get sued and ask for instructions. Maybe he tells you to chargeback the money.

  • by rkagerer on 1/30/2024, 3:45:19 PM

    Call the issuer and cancel the card, dunk the contaminated plastic in acid, burn the remnants, recycle your IP, clear your cookies and hope for the best. If that doesn't work I know a good real estate agent.

  • by rideontime on 1/30/2024, 5:46:17 PM

    It's unlikely that anybody is left at twitter who can actually help you with this, sadly.

  • by solardev on 1/31/2024, 7:51:31 AM

    File a chargeback with your credit card and stop using Twitter