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Neo is a children-focused app offering a subscription service called Neo Premium and other app features.
The service manages subscriptions through platform-specific channels and web account settings, with terms set by Neo. See Neo's terms for details: Neo terms of use.
Neo is aimed at parents and children who want app-based educational or entertainment features under a monitored account model.
Subscriptions are typically billed through the platform used to sign up (App Store, Google Play, or web). Cancellation must be done on the same platform.
Cancel Neo Premium through the same platform you used to subscribe: App Store, Google Play, or the Neo web account settings.
You can cancel at any time through account settings; auto-renewal will stop after cancellation.
After cancellation, you usually retain access until the end of the paid billing period.
Auto-renewal is stopped, so you will not be billed again unless you re-subscribe.
Account data typically remains unless you request deletion. Check account settings for data controls.
If you want account deletion or limited retention, contact Neo support and retain proof of any request you make.
Neo's terms state that no refunds are given for partial months or unused features unless required by law.
That policy means refunds are generally not automatic for cancelled subscriptions mid-period. See: Neo terms of use.
Public pricing and plan names can vary by region and platform. Exact prices are shown at signup or in your account.
Below is a concise table reflecting available plan categories; where specific data is unavailable, entries show "Varies".
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Billing cycle | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free / Basic | Varies | Varies | Varies |
| Neo Premium | Varies | Varies | Varies |
Always check the App Store, Google Play, or your web account for the exact current price in your currency.
Promotions or signup bonuses should be confirmed in offer terms and your account history if a bonus is promised.
The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 requires services to be provided with reasonable care and skill and to match descriptions or representations.
Sellers cannot contract out of CGA rights, so "no refunds" clauses do not override statutory protections.
Some users report helpful and patient customer service agents and satisfactory issue resolution in individual reviews.
Examples of positive feedback are visible on review platforms like Trustpilot: Trustpilot reviews.
Many public complaints mention slow or missing refunds, difficulty cancelling, account freezes, and promotional bonuses not delivered.
Community posts on Reddit also report prolonged refund delays and difficulties getting merchant-processed refunds recognised.
Assuming cancellation is complete without confirming the platform-specific subscription status is a frequent mistake.
Always verify the subscription shows "Cancelled" or "Expires on [date]" in your platform account and keep screenshots.
Relying solely on the provider's "no refunds" statement without citing CGA rights can slow resolution.
Also, not keeping receipts or transaction IDs makes it harder to prove entitlement to a remedy if the service failed.
The table below compares Neo's typical positions with statutory or typical consumer expectations in New Zealand.
| Topic | Neo | Typical NZ consumer expectation / law |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Platform-specific: App Store, Google Play, or web account. | Consumers can cancel subscriptions and expect clear steps via the same platform used to subscribe. |
| Refund policy | Terms state no refunds for partial months or unused features unless required by law. | CGA may require refunds or other remedies if the service fails to meet guarantees. |
| Customer support | Mixed reports: some helpful agents, many complaints of delays. | Reasonable care and skill in service and support are required by law. |
| Dispute route | Contact support first; escalate externally if unresolved. | Consumers can use the Disputes Tribunal and consumer protection resources to seek remedies. |
Cancel through the same platform used to subscribe, keep documentation, and understand that statutory rights may override "no refunds" terms.
If problems persist, escalate with evidence to consumer protection or the Disputes Tribunal.
Keep screenshots or emails confirming cancellation and note the expiry date of access after cancellation.
Monitor your bank or card statements to ensure future automatic charges do not occur.
Neo's listed physical address is:
152 Fanshawe Street, Auckland CBD, 1010, New Zealand
For hardship or written requests, Neo also accepts mail to their Christchurch PO Box; confirm the exact PO Box number via Neo support before sending.
Keep copies of any written correspondence and send items by tracked post where possible.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Maya Bell
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