It's very weird to me, in this day and age, that you think it's normal not to have a "cancel subscription" button like every other modern company.
(By the way, I am not angry at the person reading this. I know you have nothing to do with it. I am speaking directly to ScentBird himself.)
Why wouldn't you want a feature that makes things easier for customers? Surely you understand that companies confident in their product don't need to trap people into staying.
Oh.
Right.
Confident companies don't need to make the exit hard to find.
That'll be the end of our partnership.
Cancel my fucking subscription.
Please confirm when it's been canceled, Your Majesty.
Respectfully awaiting liberation,
Garrett
