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Goandfind is a subscription service that connects users with a community of finders to help locate lost items or devices.
The service operates via a website and mobile apps and uses recurring billing for active subscriptions.
Users can start with a short trial or one-off access and then may be moved to a recurring plan if not cancelled in time.
Interactions include posting items, receiving responses from finders, and managing the subscription through the website or app stores.
Goandfind provides an "Unsubscribe" link on their official website where you can enter your email to stop renewal and charges.
Cancel App Store subscriptions directly through your iPhone settings; this prevents future renewals managed by Apple.
Cancel Play Store subscriptions through the Google Play app to stop future charges billed via Google.
Cancelling prevents future automatic renewals but usually does not automatically refund past charges.
Access to paid features commonly continues until the end of the already-paid billing period.
Your account and posted items may remain accessible depending on Goandfind's data retention policies.
Request account deletion or data removal directly if you want Goandfind to remove your personal information.
User reports indicate Goandfind often refuses refunds, citing that a 14‑day refund window has expired or contract terms apply.
Refunds appear to be uncommon based on reported customer experiences, especially after a trial-to-subscription transition.
Always check Goandfind's official website for the latest pricing and plan details before subscribing.
Do not rely on third-party summaries for up-to-date fees; official listings are authoritative.
Some public reports note a small paid trial followed by a recurring monthly fee in EUR, but pricing can change and should be verified on the official site.
Do not assume currency conversion or local pricing; confirm costs and billing frequency before accepting any trial offer.
Singapore's Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act protects against misleading practices, but digital subscriptions do not automatically have a universal cooling-off period.
Contract terms such as a 14‑day refund limit may be enforceable, but they cannot lawfully hide or misrepresent key terms.
Multiple reviewers report unexpected automatic charges (after a small trial), difficulty cancelling, and refusal to refund.
Trustpilot and other review platforms contain numerous complaints warning of unwanted subscriptions and poor support.
Not every subscriber will have the same outcome; some users cancel successfully via their app store or the website without dispute.
Outcomes often depend on timing, evidence of consent, and where the subscription was purchased (website vs app store).
Uninstalling the app does not cancel a subscription. Platform subscriptions (Apple/Google) must be cancelled through the store settings.
Failing to cancel in the store before the trial ends is a frequent cause of unexpected charges.
Delaying cancellation after a trial ends often results in automatic renewal and billed amounts that providers may refuse to refund.
Not saving receipts, screenshots, or cancellation confirmations weakens your ability to dispute charges later.
| Method | Period | Refund likelihood | Ease of cancellation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official website (Unsubscribe link) | Trial then monthly | Low (user reports of denials) | Easy - immediate stop reported |
| App Store (iOS) | monthly | Low (refunds commonly refused) | Easy - cancel via Apple ID > Subscriptions |
| Google Play (Android) | monthly | Low (refunds commonly refused) | Easy - cancel via Google Play > Subscriptions |
Save the cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank or card statements for future charges.
If you are charged after cancellation, contact the payment provider immediately to request reversal or a chargeback.
Listed contact address (from available records): 500 Yale Ave N, Seattle, Washington, 98109, US.
Use this address for reference when documenting correspondence or formal letters, but confirm current company contact details through official channels.
In Singapore, contact your bank or card issuer first to dispute unauthorized charges.
You can also lodge a complaint with the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) if you believe you were misled or unfairly treated.
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Written by Charmaine Toh
Regulatory watch · 7 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 7 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.