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Vidgo is a subscription-based streaming service that offers live TV channels and on-demand content, including sports, news and entertainment.
The service is primarily marketed with US-based pricing and channel packages and is accessible via web browsers, mobile apps and supported devices.
Vidgo lists prices in USD and does not publish official South African ZAR pricing; regional availability and billing can vary by app store or payment method.
If you subscribe via a mobile store, the App Store or Google Play manages that transaction and related terms.
Guidance based on available summaries: see a step-by-step outline at Postclic.
All in-app cancellations and refund requests must follow the App Store or Google Play procedures; Vidgo’s terms note these purchases are final subject to store policies.
When you cancel through the Vidgo website, access typically continues until the end of the current paid billing period.
If you cancel an in-app subscription, access end-dates follow Apple/Google billing cycles as shown in your store account.
Auto-renewal will stop after cancellation, preventing future charges at the next renewal date.
Account details and watch history handling follow Vidgo’s standard account policies; keep screenshots of cancellation confirmations.
Vidgo states subscription fees are non-refundable for the period purchased and generally does not issue refunds for unused time.
This no-refund stance is reflected in available summaries of Vidgo’s terms and public guidance.
See store-specific refund processes and user reports for issues: PissedConsumer.
No official Vidgo pricing in ZAR for South Africa was found in the available sources.
Vidgo appears to list prices in USD; regional conversions or App Store/Play Store markups are not publicly documented.
| Plan | 期間 | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard / Contact for pricing | N/A | Contact for pricing |
| Premium / Contact for pricing | N/A | Contact for pricing |
South African consumers are protected by the Consumer Protection Act (CPA), which requires suppliers to provide services as promised and to remedy defects or non-performance.
Even if a provider’s published policy says “no refunds,” the CPA can give consumers rights when services are not delivered or are misrepresented.
Some users report decent channel packages and competitive pricing compared to alternatives.
These positive notes appear alongside user comments in review summaries.
See user reviews and complaint summaries for examples: PissedConsumer and complaint listings at BBB.
Subscribers often assume cancelling in the app equals cancelling the web account; they are separate if the purchase was made through Apple/Google.
Always verify the purchase source and cancel in the correct place.
Many customers report problems when they cannot prove they cancelled. Save emails, screenshots and timestamps immediately.
Also confirm the end date of access after cancellation so you know if further charges are expected.
| Feature | Vidgo | Typical competitor | 期間 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Web or app-store based | Web or app-store based | N/A |
| Refund policy | Generally non-refundable | Varies; some offer pro-rata refunds | N/A |
| Customer support | Mixed reports; some unresponsive cases | Varies; often more responsive for larger services | N/A |
| Pricing info for South Africa | Not published in ZAR | Often published regionally | N/A |
Check your bank or card statements for any continued charges after the cancellation date.
If you see unexpected charges, contact your payment provider and the app store used for the purchase.
Vidgo primary known correspondence address:
111 E 300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111, United States
This address is based on available public listings; operational contact channels may change, and web or in-app account controls are typically faster for subscription management.
If you have unresolved billing issues, retain documentation and consider lodging a complaint with local consumer protection authorities if you are in South Africa.
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Written by Refilwe Mokoena
eIDAS legal expert · 5 years experience
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