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Fun With Feet is an online marketplace where sellers can list and sell foot-related content and buyers can purchase that content. Sellers typically join via a paid membership (minimum three months), and the platform operates through web accounts and may interact with app store subscriptions for mobile users.
When you cancel a recurring membership via the dashboard, future automatic renewals should stop; however, you should confirm cancellation and keep any on‑screen or email confirmation. Access to seller features may continue until the paid period ends or may be revoked depending on the platform’s handling of memberships; Fun With Feet’s public materials do not promise a standardized post‑cancellation access period. Because the site does not spell out data‑retention details publicly, assume your account and some data may remain on the platform unless you request deletion through support.
Refunds on Fun With Feet are handled on a case‑by‑case basis and are discretionary. The site asks users to contact customer service to request refunds (buyer support). There is no explicit statement on the site that it honors a statutory 14‑day cooling‑off period, and the privacy/policy pages indicate that refunds are not guaranteed. If you believe a charge is incorrect, document the issue and raise it with the platform and your payment provider.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3‑month seller membership | US$9.99 | 3 months | Allows seller to list and sell content; no transaction commission |
| 6‑month seller membership | US$14.99 | 6 months | Allows seller to list and sell content; no transaction commission |
Canadian consumer rights vary by province and by the nature of the purchase. Some contracts sold at a distance may attract a statutory cooling‑off right in certain jurisdictions, but Fun With Feet’s published policies do not state that they honour a specific 14‑day cancellation/refund right. For digital content or subscriptions, statutory protections can be limited. If you are in Canada and believe you have been billed unfairly, cancel before the next billing date, contact Fun With Feet support, and consider contacting your payment provider or card issuer to dispute ongoing or unauthorized charges. Keep records of all communications and confirmations to support any complaint.
Public reviews are mixed. Some users have left positive comments praising the platform’s niche offering. For example, a Trustpilot review expressed strong satisfaction with the site. However, multiple negative reports exist: customers and sellers have reported login problems, continued charges after attempting cancellation, difficulty withdrawing earnings, poor or slow customer support response, malfunctioning features, and misleading coupons. Sources for these reports include Trustpilot, Reddit, TechySoftpedia, and other public writeups; take both positive and negative feedback into account when deciding to subscribe.
Many common problems arise from assuming cancellation in one place cancels all billing paths. For example, if you subscribed through the website but also have an app on a mobile device, cancelling in the web dashboard may not cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription and vice versa. Other frequent mistakes include failing to cancel before the next billing date, not saving or taking screenshots of cancellation confirmations, and relying solely on coupon pages or third‑party writeups for cancellation instructions. If you intend to seek a refund, document everything before and after you cancel.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web dashboard (Billing → Cancel subscription) | Stops future renewals; refunds are not automatic and are discretionary - contact support for requests (seller support). | Easy to perform; medium to obtain refunds |
| App Store / Google Play subscription management | Refunds handled by the app store/provider (Apple/Google) per their policies; Fun With Feet documentation is silent on this route. | Easy to cancel in store; refund difficulty depends on store policy |
| Contacting Fun With Feet support (site help/contact forms) | Refunds discretionary and case‑by‑case; must submit a request and supporting documentation. | Medium difficulty - response times vary |
| Registered mail / formal notice to company | Unlikely to produce an immediate refund but can be useful for escalation and proof of complaint. | Harder (administrative overhead, slower) |
After you cancel, retain all confirmation emails, screenshots, and billing records and continue to monitor your bank or card statements for any unexpected charges. If billing continues after a confirmed cancellation, first contact Fun With Feet support and provide your documentation. If you do not get a satisfactory response, contact your card issuer or payment provider to dispute the charge. Useful links: seller support (funwithfeet.com seller support), buyer support (funwithfeet.com buyer support), and the platform privacy/policy pages (privacy policy).
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