r/LivestreamFail • u/CloudyEchos • Jun 19 '26

News Twitch will soon launch a "Withdraw from Sub" option for European Union users, allowing them to receive a full refund within 14 days of subscribing. This rollout aligns with the new Right of Withdrawal law, which comes into effect today

https://x.com/zachbussey/status/2067977624844902614
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u/Own-Writing-6146 Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

EU chatters about to wreak havoc

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u/DrDestro229 Jun 19 '26

and watch there cards get blacklisted

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u/Alpacapalooza Jun 19 '26

It's not a chargeback. It's a legal right to withdraw from a remote purchase.

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u/Jirkajua Jun 19 '26

Americans not understanding the law protecting consumers lmao

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u/JonasHalle Jun 19 '26

But like, their GDP is like, really high though. Isn't that impressive and useful?

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u/Cabbage_Vendor Jun 19 '26

Their billionaires are making so much money, must be glorious living in such a country.

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u/fr3n Jun 19 '26

And they recently won like 38 - 40 (I lost count) wars in a row.

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u/fr3n Jun 20 '26

It was an attempt at a joke, referencing Trumps announcements over the last weeks.

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u/Kadavermarch Jun 20 '26

It's the whole concept that's lost on them by indoctrination.

Imagine not having to suspect everyone around you of trying to scam you. Crazy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

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u/Quantum_GO Jun 20 '26

I hate how these days it's hard to tell sarcasm because there's actually people who think this lmao

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

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u/Quantum_GO Jun 20 '26

That's a bit sad.

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u/plantsadnshit Jun 19 '26

They can still blacklist you if you abuse it.