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Trackmobi is a mobile tracking and family-locator service that offers subscription access to location and related features for enrolled devices and accounts. Its public Terms (available via a Google Sites mirror) indicate subscription-based billing and automated renewal unless the user disables auto-renewal in advance.
The service is distributed through mobile channels and a web presence; Trackmobi’s published contract language emphasizes recurring subscriptions and a strict “No Refunds” policy. For the company’s Terms see the mirror: TrackMobi Terms (mirror).
When you cancel or turn off auto-renewal, your subscription remains active until the end of the current paid period. After that period ends, the subscription will not renew and access to any subscription-only features will stop. The company’s published wording indicates the account/data handling is subject to its broader Terms and Privacy policy; requesting account deletion by email is the route Trackmobi provides for removing an account.
Trackmobi’s Terms state “No Refunds.” According to the Terms mirror, users may cancel at any time but are not entitled to refunds for any unused portion of a subscription, license fees, content, data, or anything else. For the exact wording see the Terms: TrackMobi Terms (mirror).
That said, Canadian consumer protections can sometimes provide remedies outside a vendor’s stated policy depending on the province, the nature of the purchase, and consumer-protection law. These potential rights are discussed below; they are not reflected in Trackmobi’s published “No Refunds” policy.
| Plan name | Price (CAD) | Billing frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Standard / Premium (details) | Varies | Varies |
Trackmobi’s public Terms do not reference Canadian-specific cancellation or refund rights. Under Canadian consumer protection law, some digital sales and subscription contracts may be subject to statutory cooling-off periods or other remedies, depending on the province and the nature of the transaction. A vendor’s “No Refunds” clause does not necessarily override statutory consumer protections, but enforcement and applicability can vary by jurisdiction and circumstance.
If you believe a charge is unfair or you did not receive the promised service, you can raise the issue with your payment provider (credit card or bank), contact provincial consumer protection offices, or file a complaint with the Competition Bureau or other relevant agencies. These routes can sometimes result in chargebacks, dispute resolutions, or enforcement action where contractual wording conflicts with consumer protection laws.
Public reviews on platforms such as Trustpilot include multiple complaints from users in Canada and elsewhere reporting that low-cost or short trials converted into high monthly subscription charges (users citing ~US$39 - 50/month) and that refunds were not provided when requested. Several reviewers say they received automated responses and no substantive follow-up when asking for refunds or cancellations. See sample reviews at TrackMobi on Trustpilot.
These reviews indicate recurring themes of surprise billing and difficulty obtaining refunds; they do not replace the company’s official policy language but are relevant when preparing documentation and escalation steps.
Users often assume a short paid trial or low introductory price will prevent a later high recurring charge; always check renewal amounts and timing before accepting trials. Another frequent error is relying solely on deleting an app from a phone rather than cancelling the subscription in the app store or with the vendor; removing the app does not stop auto-renewal in many cases. Finally, some users only contact the app store or Trackmobi after multiple renewals; documenting and acting quickly increases the chance of a successful dispute or refund.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Cancel via app store / payment portal | No (subscription stops next period) | Low |
| Request refund/account deletion via [email protected] | Possible but company policy states No Refunds | Medium |
| Dispute charge with bank/card issuer (chargeback) | Possible (depends on issuer) | Medium - High |
| File complaint with provincial consumer protection / Competition Bureau | Varies (may lead to remedy) | High |
After you cancel, keep copies of all confirmation messages (from the app store, payment provider, or Trackmobi) showing auto-renewal was turned off or a cancellation was requested. If you continue to be charged, immediately contact your payment provider to dispute the charge and provide the documentation. Helpful links: TrackMobi Terms mirror (https://sites.google.com/view/p-terms/) and user reviews (TrackMobi on Trustpilot).
No postal cancellation address or registered business address was located in the publicly available Terms or Privacy documentation; Trackmobi provides an email contact for account deletion and cancellation: [email protected]. If you require a formal written cancellation by mail for your payment provider, note that a postal address for Trackmobi was not found in the publicly available materials.
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Written by Amelia Clark
Digital-law graduate · 4 years experience
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