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8 Ball Pool is an online billiards game published by Miniclip that lets players compete in one-on-one matches and events, and buy in-app items such as coins, passes and memberships.
The game is available on iOS, Android and some app storefronts, and uses in-app purchases and subscriptions for extra features and currency.
Distribution and purchases are made through app platforms such as the Apple App Store, Google Play and Amazon; these platforms manage payments and subscriptions.
Miniclip operates the game but does not directly process store payments or subscription cancellations on behalf of players.
To cancel a subscription, you must cancel through the platform where you purchased it (App Store, Google Play or Amazon).
Miniclip no longer handles cancellations directly; follow the store procedure for your device and account.
Cancelling a subscription typically stops future automatic renewals but usually lets you keep paid benefits until the current paid period ends.
Check the store confirmation for the exact end date of your active period after cancelling.
Cancelling a paid subscription does not necessarily delete your 8 Ball Pool account or game data.
To remove an account or request data deletion, follow Miniclip’s account or privacy procedures as set out in their terms or contact their data protection channels.
In-app purchases and refunds are handled by the app stores (Apple, Google, Amazon). You must request refunds directly from the store that processed the payment.
Miniclip does not process store refunds; see Miniclip’s help page for guidance on how they direct users to stores: Miniclip refund FAQ.
Under the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) you may be entitled to a remedy (repair, replacement or refund) if a digital product is faulty or not as described.
Changing your mind does not automatically entitle you to a refund unless the store or seller’s policy allows it. Read more: Streaming and downloads (NZ) and CGA summary (NZ).
Below are example prices visible in the New Zealand App Store for typical purchases in 8 Ball Pool.
Prices are shown in NZ$ and may change depending on store, region, tax and time of listing.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly Premium Membership | NZ$13.99 | Weekly | Premium membership benefits as per app |
| Pool Pass | NZ$8.99 | Varies | Access to pool pass rewards |
| Stack of Coins | NZ$3.49 | One-time | In-game currency purchase |
| Golden Spin | NZ$1.69 | One-time | Spin to win rewards |
| Golden Shot Tickets | NZ$3.49 | One-time | Tickets for golden shot events |
| Special Pack 1 | NZ$3.49 | One-time | Bundle offer |
| Special Pack 2 | NZ$8.99 | One-time | Bundle offer |
| Stack of Cash | NZ$3.49 | One-time | In-game currency purchase |
| Pile of Coins | NZ$8.99 | One-time | In-game currency purchase |
The Consumer Guarantees Act requires goods and services to be of acceptable quality, fit for purpose and as described, which extends to digital products and apps.
If the app is faulty, misrepresented or fails to perform as advertised, you may be entitled to remedies such as repair, replacement or refund under the CGA.
The CGA does not cover change-of-mind refunds; those are subject to seller or store policies.
Misleading or unfair practices are also prohibited under the Fair Trading Act; contractual “no refunds” terms do not override CGA rights. See the NZ advice pages: CGA (NZ).
Public reviews and forum reports include recurring complaints about cheating, perceived rigging and matches against bots or aim tools.
Players also report frequent technical issues such as connection problems that affect match outcomes.
Many users report heavy monetisation, ads, pushy offers and mechanics that encourage spending during losses.
There have also been reports of double billing or unauthorised subscription charges and user difficulty obtaining refunds via stores. See examples: Trustpilot, Reddit billing reports.
Example: Contacting Miniclip support and asking them to cancel a store subscription - Miniclip will generally redirect you to the store because stores manage payments.
Always cancel through the platform where the charge originated to avoid delays.
Example: Cancelling the wrong App Store account because multiple Apple IDs exist on the same device.
Verify the purchase receipt and account email before contacting support or requesting a refund.
The table below compares who you must contact to cancel and who handles refunds for each platform and Miniclip.
| Method | Who cancels | Who handles refunds | Typical NZ outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Customer via Apple account | Apple (store) | Cancel via Apple; ask Apple for refunds. CGA may apply if faulty. |
| Google Play (Android) | Customer via Google Play | Google Play (store) | Cancel via Google Play; request refund from Google. CGA remedies possible. |
| Amazon | Customer via Amazon account | Amazon (store) | Cancel via Amazon; refunds handled by Amazon. CGA may require remedy. |
| Miniclip | Miniclip cannot cancel store subscriptions for you | Stores handle refunds; Miniclip can advise and handle account issues | Miniclip directs users to stores; contact stores first for billing disputes. |
Keep the store cancellation confirmation and watch your bank or card statements for any further charges.
If you are still charged after cancellation, contact the store support and your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.
Miniclip SA, ATTN: Legal Department, Rue des Beaux‑Arts 8, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland
This is the legal contact address listed in Miniclip’s terms; it may be used for formal notices, privacy or legal requests.
For subscription cancellations and refunds, contact the relevant app store first; use this address only for formal legal correspondence if required.
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Written by Eva Harris
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
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