Is "Not Renewing" the Same as "Cancelling"?

saddog715

I'm wondering if there is a difference between not renewing a subscription and cancelling it. I've had some subscriptions that I've let lapse and then had to start over from scratch. Other subscriptions I've cancelled and been able to pick up where I left off. Is there a difference?

Ajinkya821

No, they are not the same. Renewing means you are paying to keep your current plan active for another term, while cancelling means you are ending your plan and will not be charged again.

samaksh_kumari

No, cancelling and not renewing are not the same. When you cancel, you are stopping your service with the company immediately and your service will end at the end of the current billing cycle. When you let your service lapse or do not renew, your service will continue until the end of the current billing cycle and then will be automatically be cancelled by the company.

goldenswan

Not renewing and cancelling are two different things. When you cancel, you are no longer able to use the product or service. When you do not renew, you are simply choosing not to continue using the product or service after your current subscription period is up.

greenlion943

No, cancelling means you're stopping your service with the company altogether, while not renewing means you're simply letting your service lapse and it will automatically renew itself at the end of the term.

Prisha735

No, is not renewing the same as cancelling. When you cancel, you are permanently terminating your subscription and will no longer have access to the content or service. When you allow your subscription to expire, you are simply no longer paying for the service - access to the content or service will continue until the end of the current billing cycle, at which point your subscription will lapse.