Xbox.com now lets you turn off auto-renewal
Microsoft has finally given users the option of turning off auto-renewal to the Xbox Live Gold service.
Microsoft's process to let you opt out of auto-renewal for its Xbox Live Gold service has always been more than a little inconvenient. Now with the launch of the newly-revamped Xbox.com, you can change the auto-renewal options all by yourself like a grown-up.
Simply log in and go to "My Account" at the top to find the option. Several Reddit users (via WinRumors) have opted out, though some have hit error snags. User Kbrot notes that while the process is easier than before, Microsoft is still quite adamant about luring you back into the service. "I feel like they're latched to my ankles getting dragged as I walk away."
This is one of many changes to hit Xbox.com, as the company prepares to launch the new Xbox 360 dashboard. The new "Beacons" feature lets you set up appointments for playtime with friends, and that feature is already available on Xbox.com. No date has been given for the dashboard update, but it would seem to be coming soon.
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Microsoft has finally given users the option of turning off auto-renewal to the Xbox Live Gold service.-
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We have been able to do this for a month or so now, so why the big deal now? Before that you just had to call support to have your credit card removed. It was as easy as telling them the card was stolen and you would add a new card once you received one. Eveyone talks as it was so impossible. At least your info is safe, unlike the PS3 and now Steam being hacked.
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