This has to be illegal???

[P00HB33R]

So turns out the REQUEST CANCELLATION button on the rain website does absolutely jack ****
See image below image. Very scummy of them. Nevermind, ill just remove my card details and move on to fiber.

 

[Moonlit8377]

So turns out the REQUEST CANCELLATION button on the rain website does absolutely jack ****
See image below image. Very scummy of them. Nevermind, ill just remove my card details and move on to fiber.View attachment 1753370

damn, makes sense since so many people after "cancelling" end up getting handed over to debt collectors

but yes, very scummy of them!

 

[SubtleBeast]

So turns out the REQUEST CANCELLATION button on the rain website does absolutely jack ****
See image below image. Very scummy of them. Nevermind, ill just remove my card details and move on to fiber.View attachment 1753370

You can checkout request cancellation anytime, but you can never leave cancel.

 

[P00HB33R]

You can checkout request cancellation anytime, but you can never leave cancel.

Welcome to the hotel rainfornia

 

[dualmeister]

I don't think that I have ever seen a positive article about rain lol.

 

[PaulGherkin]

This is rain we're talking about.
Also be careful, you delete your card details now, in a few months you'll have NuDebt claiming you still owe these clowns money

 

[Tetraplex]

ADVERTORIAL coming soon to a page near you.....

 

[blunt]

looks like an angular app.. it *could* have a conveniently broken event listener..

 

[PaulGherkin]

I don't think that I have ever seen a positive article about rain lol.

Not one, the worst ISP in the world, ever!
I have had to help clients get away from them and get some decent internet in their lives.

 

[Former member 61586]

Now, instead of MyBB doing proper tech journalism about this, we get the propaganda for DSTV and Outsourance. Ffs

 

[Devon101]

Can you remove your card details and leave it blank?

 

[Rickster]

@Jan Here is a nice scoop for you.

 

[Jam Sandwich]

Do it my way... Touch wood i have had no issues...

Finally cancelled RAIN - Lets see if I keep on being billed...

So after 5 years of RAIN its time to call it a day...The last 8 months have been absolutely terrible with speeds often less then 5Mbps and constant disconnects and high ping. Initially RAIN was a good option as it was R500 odd for unlimited data but when you can barely make use of the network...

mybroadband.co.za

 

[Moonlit8377]

looks like an angular app.. it *could* have a conveniently broken event listener..

definitely angular

looked at one of their job specs a while back

 

[Jan van Riebeeckstad]

So turns out the REQUEST CANCELLATION button on the rain website does absolutely jack ****
See image below image. Very scummy of them. Nevermind, ill just remove my card details and move on to fiber.View attachment 1753370

@rain_mobile this guy wants to leave. Please correct his behavior.

 

[rain_mobile]

So turns out the REQUEST CANCELLATION button on the rain website does absolutely jack ****
See image below image. Very scummy of them. Nevermind, ill just remove my card details and move on to fiber.View attachment 1753370

Hi @P00HB33R

Thanks for taking our call earlier today, we are glad that we could assist. Should you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thanks, rain

 

[Jan van Riebeeckstad]

Hi @P00HB33R

Thanks for taking our call earlier today, we are glad that we could assist. Should you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thanks, rain

What? You let him leave?? That is not the way. Leaving is not an option!

 

[IamNoone]

What? You let him leave?? That is not the way. Leaving is not an option!

This isn't the church of Scientology...

 

[Segg]

Hi @P00HB33R

Thanks for taking our call earlier today, we are glad that we could assist. Should you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thanks, rain

Has the cancel button been fixed?

 

[Barbarian Conan]

looks like an angular app.. it *could* have a conveniently broken event listener..

Yup, even outside of angular I've never seen a production app use an onclick attribute. It is always done with event listeners, be it via jQuery, vanillaJs or one of the many frameworks.