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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
Rentola is an online property-listing and contact service used by renters and landlords in New Zealand and other countries.
The site offers trial access and auto-renewing subscriptions to unlock landlord contact details and full listings.
Users register, pay to unlock features, and gain immediate access to the service as described in Rentola's Terms & Conditions.
Subscriptions are generally set to auto-renew unless you cancel through the account tools or contact channels provided.
When you cancel, your access usually remains until the end of the paid period; immediate termination is not standard unless otherwise stated.
Rentola's terms indicate users have "immediate and full access" from registration, which affects withdrawal rights.
Auto-renewal stops only if you successfully cancel before the next billing date; otherwise charges may continue.
Account data and listings are generally retained per Rentola's policies; export or save any data you need before closing the account.
Rentola's Terms & Conditions state payments are non-refundable and users forfeit a cooling-off right due to immediate access.
The FAQ also notes refunds are not given for late cancellations or dissatisfaction after renewal.
No official NZ price list is published on the site, but multiple user reports provide approximate figures.
Use the table below as an approximate guide based on available reports and user feedback.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trial access (e.g., view listing) | NZ$2 (approximate) | One-off / Trial | Unlock landlord contact details or listings for a short trial period |
| Recurring subscription | NZ$65 per month (approximate) | Monthly | Access to full listings and continued landlord contacts (auto-renewing) |
Rentola states users lose the right of withdrawal because they receive immediate full access on registration.
This is relevant to New Zealand consumer protections; immediate digital access can affect cooling-off rights.
Some users report prompt handling and refunds when they contacted Rentola quickly after an unwanted charge.
A February 2024 review described cancellation on day eight after a 7-day trial and receiving a full refund.
Several New Zealand users report difficulty cancelling, continued billing after cancellation, and lack of clear support contacts.
Complaints include being locked out of accounts, unclear renewal terms, and trouble reaching customer service.
Many problems arise when users rely on an informal chat or phone reassurance and do not get written confirmation of cancellation.
Always request and save written confirmation (email or screenshot) when you cancel.
Users sometimes assume cancellation occurred and only notice continued charges later on statements.
Check your bank statements after cancelling and follow up immediately if charges continue.
The table below compares key items you likely care about when evaluating Rentola in NZ.
| Topic | Rentola (NZ) - What to expect | Typical consumer expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Via profile page or Contact form/email ([email protected]) | Simple in-account cancellation and visible confirmation |
| Refunds | Payments stated as non-refundable; exceptions handled case-by-case | Refunds for mistaken charges or early cancellations where reasonable |
| Pricing | Approx. NZ$2 trial, NZ$65/month recurring (user reports) | Clear published pricing and trial terms |
| Support accessibility | Limited local contact options; email only in NZ FAQ | Multiple clear contact routes (phone, email, live chat) |
Rentola's NZ FAQ lists the email: [email protected] for cancellations and enquiries.
No local postal address is provided in the NZ FAQ.
Rentola Ltd, Queen Street Place 10, EC4R 1AG, London, United Kingdom.
This address is listed in third-party termination/registry services and is not a local NZ office address.
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Written by Eva Harris
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