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Forces War Records is an online subscription service that provides access to military records, research tools, and related historical data. The service markets searchable databases of service records and wartime information.
Users include family historians, researchers and people looking for military service details not always available through free sources. Reviews indicate varied results for the value of the records provided.
If you cancel during a free trial, reported behaviour is that access ends immediately. Paid subscriptions normally remain active until the end of the current paid billing cycle.
There is no required advance notice period; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid term for paid subscriptions. Independent reports indicate some cancellations have not completed properly, causing unwanted auto‑renewals.
Forces War Records does not publish a standard public refund policy such as a 14‑day money‑back guarantee. No clear documented refund terms are visible on the service site.
Pricing information is limited and often reported by users rather than confirmed on a New Zealand price page.
GBP amounts were used by users and converted approximately to NZD for context. These are estimates and not official New Zealand pricing.
| Plan | Price (reported) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription (reported) | approx. £10 (≈ NZ$20, estimate) | Monthly | Full access to Forces War Records for one month |
| Annual subscription (user report as of Jan 2026) | just under £50 (≈ NZ$100, estimate) | Yearly | Full access to Forces War Records for one year |
New Zealand consumer law typically provides a cooling‑off period and protections for digital subscriptions, which can allow cancellation and refund within a set timeframe.
Some users report satisfactory access to records and successful single searches, but positive reviews are relatively few compared with complaints.
Many reviews mention limited record content compared with free sources, poor search functionality, unexpected auto‑renewals, and unresponsive customer service.
Users report that clicking a visible "Cancel" button may only open a reason‑selection page. If a hidden confirmation is not clicked, cancellation may not complete and the subscription will renew.
Purchases via Apple or Google require refunds through those stores; requesting a refund from Forces War Records will not result in an app‑store refund.
Also, failing to save or request written cancellation confirmation can make disputes harder to resolve with your bank or payment provider.
This table summarises key practical points to help you decide next steps when cancelling or disputing a charge.
Entries reflect reported user experience and public information; they are not a formal audit of the company's policies.
| Feature | Forces War Records | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of cancellation | Reportedly inconsistent; may require hidden confirmation | Follow up for written confirmation to avoid renewals |
| Refund policy | No public standard refund policy documented | Statutory rights or app‑store refunds may apply |
| Pricing | Approx. £10/month; ~£50/year (user reports) | GBP estimates converted to NZD - not official NZ pricing |
| Customer support | Frequently reported as unresponsive | Keep records and contact your payment provider if needed |
Save any cancellation confirmation email or screenshot showing the subscription end date. Monitor your bank or card for unexpected future charges.
For written cancellations by post, use the only known postal address: Forces War Records, Market Place, SN12 6EX, Melksham, United Kingdom.
No New Zealand‑specific postal address was found. If you are in New Zealand, consider using email or your payment provider for disputes and keep copies of all communications.
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Written by Harper Davies
Regulatory watch · 4 years experience
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