Cancel subscriptions without connecting a bank account
At a glance
Amy Robinson Sterling reports using Meta Muse to cancel about $150 a month in subscriptions. This workflow is listed under subscription-management, household-admin, refunds.
During a week of household tasks, she delegated subscription cancellations to Muse without granting bank-account access. She also used it for calendar updates, a custom return label and a print-order refund.
How it went
Sterling reports about $150 per month in cancellations and says the print-order refund was filed and received.
Worth knowing
She explicitly says bank-account access was not part of the subscription workflow.
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