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Bumper is an online vehicle history and reporting service that provides VIN, license-plate, and model searches and generates vehicle history reports for consumers. It offers subscription plans that allow multiple reports per month and sells access through its website and mobile app stores.
After cancellation you should receive a confirmation email; keep that as proof. Typically subscription access continues until the end of the current paid period and the subscription will not renew after that billing cycle, but you should confirm the end date in your confirmation message. Bumper may retain account or transaction records in accordance with its terms of service; check the Bumper terms for details.
Bumper does not guarantee refunds as a standard policy - refunds are granted on a case-by-case basis for customer satisfaction rather than as an automatic entitlement. There is no explicit company-wide 14-day cooling-off guarantee noted in Bumper’s public terms; provincial consumer protections in Canada may apply in some cases. If you believe you are due a refund, you must request it via the methods Bumper specifies (email or phone) and allow up to 30 days for processing depending on your bank. If your subscription was purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play, refunds must be requested through Apple or Google, not directly through Bumper.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Membership (~50 reports) | approx. US$24.99 (~C$33 - 35 estimate) | Monthly | Up to ~50 vehicle history reports per month; VIN, license plate, model searches |
| 3‑Month Membership | approx. US$48.72 per 3 months (~C$65 - 70 estimate) | 3‑Monthly | Up to ~50 reports per month; lower effective monthly rate |
No explicit Canadian (CAD) pricing was found in the referenced material; App Store conversion, taxes, and regional pricing may change the final CAD amount - check the Canadian App Store or your billing page for the exact charge.
Canadian consumer protection varies by province. Some provinces provide a 14-day cooling-off period for certain digital goods or subscription services, but this is not universally guaranteed and Bumper’s published policy treats refunds as discretionary. To understand your rights, check your provincial consumer protection office or statutes and compare them with Bumper’s terms at bumper.com/terms. If you believe a charge is unauthorized or you were misled, you may also consider contacting your payment provider or provincial consumer protection authority.
Customer reports are mixed. Some users report successful cancellations and refunds after initial difficulties and say the issue was eventually resolved. However, numerous other customers report unexpected charges (for example, larger follow-up charges after a small initial purchase), difficulty locating or cancelling hidden subscriptions, challenges cancelling online, unresponsive support, or continued billing after they believed they had cancelled.
Customers commonly assume uninstalling the app cancels the subscription - this does not stop App Store or Google Play recurring charges. Some assume a single-use report purchase won’t convert to a subscription without checking receipt details. Others rely on email contact without obtaining or saving confirmation of cancellation. Sending email or fax without verified receipt can leave you without proof; for formal notices, certified mail or overnight courier with tracking is preferred. Not checking which platform processed the charge (Bumper direct vs. Apple vs. Google) may lead you to the wrong refund pathway.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Bumper account, chat, email [email protected]) | Refunds discretionary; may be granted case-by-case; processing up to ~30 days | Variable - often straightforward but many users report delays or challenges |
| Apple App Store (iOS subscriptions) | Request refund through Apple; Bumper cannot directly issue App Store refunds | Generally managed via Apple; follow Apple’s subscription and refund flow |
| Google Play (Android subscriptions) | Request refund through Google Play; Bumper cannot directly issue Google Play refunds | Variable; users report mixed outcomes and occasional continued billing issues |
| Certified mail / overnight courier (formal cancellation notice) | Refund still discretionary, but provides strongest proof of notice submission | Higher effort, but recommended when you need documented proof |
Keep your cancellation confirmation email and any tracking/receipt for certified mail. Monitor your bank and card statements for at least one additional billing cycle to verify no further charges occur. If you see unauthorized charges, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute them. Useful links: Bumper cancellation support at support.bumper.com, billing info at bumper.com/billing, Bumper terms at bumper.com/terms, and customer reviews at ca.trustpilot.com.
Send formal cancellation notices (certified mail / overnight courier) to:
MSC - 672112, P.O. Box 105168, Atlanta, GA 30348-5168
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Written by Owen King
Digital-law graduate · 4 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 4 years.