Question about Netflix auto renewal

I received an email from Itunes yesterday saying that there was a problem with the funds to renew Netflix. And to go to my account to update payment. I did that and added a itunes card. I now have the money on the account. (Really the subscription is due to renew today - not sure why Itunes did it yesterday) anywho... How can I get it to renew now? And to take payment. I dont see it on itunes anywhere. Just to turn on and off the subscription... which i dont want to do. I just want it to renew it. Does Itunes retry after they sent the email? Or will the subscription end?

If funds are now on the account, it should renew on it own.

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Hi Experts,
I have a few basic questions about PIM Auto-RP mechanism.
Please correct my understanding about these below :
Question 1 -
A router, when configured with the command 'ip pim send-rp-announce loopback0 scope 16' announces itself as RP on the multicast address 224.0.1.39. And, the Mapping Agent listens to these messages on 224.0.1.39 and sorts them as (RP,Groups) and re-announces them on 224.0.1.40.
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Question about non-renewable subs

Hi, we've just had our app submission rejected for a couple of reasons as our publication is bi-annual. So newsstand appears not to allow biannual publication under the Apple guidelines, not much we can do about that. However, even if we remove it from newsstand, if we want subscriptions we need to change them to the non-renewable type. So my question is, does DPS support non-renewable subscriptions? It's appears not to from the docs I've found.

DPS does not support non-renewable subscription type.
Choose auto-renewable in-app for subscriptions and Non-consumable in-app for the folios/issues you want to sell.

How do i cancel the auto renewal of netflix subscription

how do i cancel the auto renewal for netflix?

You will have to go into your iTunes account... Manage subscriptions.
iTunes Store: Purchasing and managing auto-renewing subscriptions
The document here should help you.

How can i turn off an auto renewing subscription to Netflix ?

How can i turn off an auto renewing subscription to Netflix ?

Interesting turn of phrase. Are you suggesting that Netflix has none standard terms and conditions that could activate penalties if the user casually unsubscribes.
I am not familiar with their terms - I've never had a subscription with Netflix. Personally, I will always check the terms of any business I do business with and know how to cancel before committing to a contract.
Edit: I just took the time to browse through their terms which appear rather straight up:
https://signup.netflix.com/TermsOfUse
From the OP's post, I also did not assume that their subscription was through an iTunes app as a direct subscription was/is available. I do not know if the terms might differ if going through iTunes (which would make sense if Netflix would be losing money by offering their service through iTunes?).

Please cancel my auto-renewal

Basically, it was a good deal when I couldn't afford Photoshop and Lightroom, but now paying $600/year (and rising I assume) for the rest of my life to Adobe doesn't sound very viable either. I love Adobe products but unfortunately I'll have to jump ship and I want to cancel my auto-renewal once my subscription expires January 1, 2014.
Only problem is that there's no option to cancel the auto-renewal and the service reps arn't allowed to cancel the renewal for you! It's quite shocking there's no option to cancel my auto-renewal. It's clear what the intentions are.
My service rep told me I can cancel only AFTER the subscription renews, and I hope you can see why that's worrysome. I don't want to call up January 2, 2014 and ask you guys to cancel my auto-renewal, only to be told that my year-long subscribtion already started and that I was stuck in another year, and if I wanted to cancel I'd have to pay those monthly fees.
More disconcertingly, my service rep told me incorrect information. Here's how the conversation went:
Him: You can cancel anytime January or February.
Me: Really? But if i cancel Feb I'll already be two months into another yearlong subscription!
Him: That's okay, Adobe offers a free 30 day trial.
Me: Okay... but even so February would be after that period.
Him: Okay hold please.
So you can cancel the day the new subscription starts.
Me: Okay...
I hope you can see how suspicious all this sounds. Please cancel my auto-renew. I don't trust to canceling my subscription AFTER my new one starts (like i was told to) and expect to not get fined.
Please don't post a link to some adobe support page telling me about auto-renew. I already read people's responses to that on other threads.
Thanks.
[By the way, I have an open case number if you would like to check up on my conversation with a service rep]

Hi jeeheon_cho
The following doc explain how you can cancel your membership after payment for month 12 has been deducted in December if you do not wish to renew for another year: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cancel-membership-subscription.html
You can cancel an annual membership 30 days before or after your annual renewal date without any penalty.
I will look into your case and address this with the agent.
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Management needs to address this question about Creative Cloud subscriptions

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akrafter wrote:
I like the idea of Creative Cloud but subscribing to it for a mandatory 1-year is binding.
Thare are two joining options: monthly (higher monthly fee) or 12 month contract, billed monthly(lower monthly fee)
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And after the one year, do you go on a month-to-month or do you have to sign on for another year? I'm sure that's in the fine print someplace but I haven't noticed it.
Auto-renewed unless you cancel.
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I hope a lot more people ask the question and do as I'm doing, not buy into Creative Cloud until a satisfactory solution is arrived at. I like the looks of the CC package and I think it has value but not at the loss of value for my Creative Suite.
Not sure you'll get a definitive answer to that before CS7 arrives.
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HT204088 i have questions about my account im being billed by I-Tunes since Januaray 2014 and i have cancelled all my appssince the begining of the year 2014 i have only one app open and i havent played it yet i need the billing to stop and an adjustment

I have a question about my bill, im being billed on a steady basis and im not using my aaps on my itune account
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on 2-4-14 $10.54
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We are fellow users here on these user-to-user forums, you're not talking to iTunes Support nor Apple.
What do you mean 'cancelled all my apps' ?
Have you got any auto-renewing subscriptions ? There are instructions on this page for managing and stopping them : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4098
Or does anybody else have access to your account and/or devices and may have made those purchases ? If nobody else has, and if they aren't auto-renewing subscriptions that you hadn't stopped, then you can try contacting iTunes Support : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/

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Some questions about a Time Capsule

Hi!!
I just have a few questions about a Time Capsule, but first let me explain the backgroud to my questions.
I live in a 2 floor house(including a basement) and my bedroom is downstairs. My parents currently have a desktop PC connected to our wireless router and our printer. Me and my step-father both have 13 inch MacBook Pros, and he uses the Mac like a basic computer, so the equipment connected to our PC is good for him. I, on the other hand, use my Mac, iPad and iPhone to their fullest potential. I am a SUPER MEGA NERD when it comes to computers, so I plan on making my bedroom an amazing office at the same time. So I want an AirPrint Enabled printer in my bedroom (Under 100$$) along with a Time Capsule to back up my information, because everyday I look around in the backdoor of my Mac alot, and if I jack anything up (And I cant handle the problem) I would like to restore my Mac to a previous version. So here are my questions:
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The best arrangement is ethernet to the upstairs.. or EOP adapters. If not then a wireless router that matches the existing unit will generally be better than mixing apple and non-apple.
2) If I have to create a NEW Wi-Fi network, how would I do that?
3) Would I need to connect my new printer directly to my ROUTER, or could I connect it to the TIME CAPSULE?
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Also, when I looked online at a site that compared data plans, it stated that one needed to use the Verizon network every 4 months or else the sim card would be permanently deactivated. But in a couple of online discussions, the limit was listed as being 3 months. Verizon told me 6 months. Does anyone know which is currently correct?
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HT4098 How do I turn off auto-renew for the Guardian?

Trying to turn off auto-renew for The Guardian. From PC.
I did the following:
1. Launch iTunes on your computer
2. Choose Store>Sign In from the iTunes menu.
3. Enter your Apple ID and password when prompted.
4. Choose Store>View My Account. You may be asked to re-enter your Apple ID password. Click
View Account. (I chose "iTunes Store", in the side bar, since the word "Store" in the menu bar didn't list "My Account". Then I chose "Account" in Quick Links, on the right-hand side of the screen. I got the "Account Information" ok.)
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