Hello! I'm going out of my mind because I accidently signed up for your paid subscription as a gift for my husband, and the card company asked me if I had made this purchase. My husband then said that he did not want a paid subscription, so I said no to the card company. We've since learned that either you or Substack automatically tries a card again in two weeks, and we don't know how to stop this. Now we can't use our card as we keep telling the card company we're not authorizing this. Since we can't use our card, all of our other card uses are in danger, such as our account with I Cloud. It's a nightmare, but not as bad as trying to reach someone at Substack or yourself. This is really souring me on anything having to do with technology. We are elderly and up until this year have been able to manage everything tech, but now it's harder. It's almost impossible to talk to a human being, and most of the time, the FAQ's have nothing to do with my problem. Can you please fix this for us? Thank you!
Thank you B🙏
Hi, Sorcerer!
It's Beamspot from Spain
Muy history is similar to yours.
Back in September 2011 I was apointed as R+D engineer un electronics for inverters for Hybrid and Elèctric Vehicles at Continental Nüremberg.
For personal reasons I resigned by may 2012.
I found a lot of dissonant, distopic histories about that that put me on track of natsy things.
When I found Peak Oil I simply dismissed It.
But by Nov 2022, once personal issues as well as laboral settled out, I Saw an interview to an spanish acientífic that explained the whole thing.
At first I was scared, but I realized that we were not going to die within one year.
So I began to investigate things more deeply, and later that same acientífic invited me to write on Peak Oil issues.
Similar to you, although I'm more technical un muy writings, although I'm lately more interested on the social and economics issues.
BEST regards from Spain and keep the good job.
Thanks for sharing your story.
Hello! I'm going out of my mind because I accidently signed up for your paid subscription as a gift for my husband, and the card company asked me if I had made this purchase. My husband then said that he did not want a paid subscription, so I said no to the card company. We've since learned that either you or Substack automatically tries a card again in two weeks, and we don't know how to stop this. Now we can't use our card as we keep telling the card company we're not authorizing this. Since we can't use our card, all of our other card uses are in danger, such as our account with I Cloud. It's a nightmare, but not as bad as trying to reach someone at Substack or yourself. This is really souring me on anything having to do with technology. We are elderly and up until this year have been able to manage everything tech, but now it's harder. It's almost impossible to talk to a human being, and most of the time, the FAQ's have nothing to do with my problem. Can you please fix this for us? Thank you!