Many customers complain about Apple Premium Reseller Switch† They receive insurance or cashback that should be easy to cancel. In practice, this turned out to be very difficult. DataNews writes that even vulnerable people, such as people with disabilities or dementia, will be obligated to the services.
Consumers have to sign various documents and give their account number (to pay the cash back). But then the consumer suddenly receives several emails that he has concluded a one-year insurance contract, a gift card subscription or a subscription to create a website. The total cost of this can be up to 200 euros per month.
data news He now writes based on a source that the two services, the Cyrana cashback system and the Hubside website tool, are no longer offered on the Switch. Previously, Test Aankoop submitted a complaint to the Economic Inspectorate, because the obligation to provide the necessary information in advance was not respected. According to DataNews, Apple is aware of the events and won’t be satisfied with how things are going on the Switch.
Insurer SFAM and Switch declined to comment. In 2020, the Switch store chain turns out to be in disrepair. Then apply for protection against creditors. The French insurance company SFAM acquired all the stores and employees.

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