HI Dawn.
then you will need to get in touch with Amazon to get this matter sorted.
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Hi Carnie. It sounds like you are in a pickle. I think youpaid WAY too much for the laptop and that's typical of Hardly Normal. Over pricingeverything and sticking you with a huge loan. Given her/your situation I wouldconsider talking to a Credit assessor. There are institutions (advertised on TVetc.) that offer to sort out your credit problems. They will stop the harassment,stop the loan, stop interest and structure the loan in such a way that you canafford it. These finance institutions are relentless. I have been in exactlythe same situation after a car accident a few years ago I was off work foralmost a year and the banks and credit card institutions are completelyruthless. You are entitled by law, especially under duress, to write to thefinance institutions explaining your situation and asking for a suspension ofinterest and a renegotiation of payments. They will never tell you this as theysee it as a way of you getting out of the loan. Search the internet for thedebt management services here in Australia. I'm sure you will find the rightpeople who can help you.
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If paid through paypal, login to paypal site and cancel recurring cost from settings.
SOURCE: How do I cancel direct debits
When subscribing to services or products that require a
monthly payment, it can sometimes be a hassle to keep contacting the service
provider each month to make your payment.
If you are like many individuals, you will opt to have the
payments automatically deducted from your banking account.
While this automatic debit option may seem momentarily
convenient, in the long term it can be risky.
Even if you are no longer receiving the products and
services, some companies will continue to debit your account.
If you have decided that you no longer want the automatic
debits from your bank account to be made, there are easy resolutions to
stopping the payments.
Call the customer service telephone number of the company that is making the
automatic debits from your bank account.
If you don't have a telephone number for the company, visit
the company's website and look for the "Contact Us" link.
Most legitimate companies will have contact information on
their site.
Select the option to speak with a billing or sales representative.
Advise the company representative that you no longer want
the automatic debits to come out of your bank account.
Be sure to get the representative's name and a confirmation
number just in case you later need proof that you did call in and make the
cancellation request.
By Mail
Write a cancellation letter to the company stating your
desire to stop the automatic debits.
Be sure to include your account number on the letter as well
as your signature and the date the letter was written.
Make a copy of the signed letter for your own records.
Mail the cancellation request letter to the
company that is deducting the automatic payments from your bank account.
If you don't have the mailing address, you can
visit the company's website or contact customer service to get it.
Note that some companies require that your
request be submitted within a certain amount of days before the next billing
cycle.
Through Card Issuer
Contact your bank or the financial institution that provided
you with the debit card if you notice that the automatic debits have not
stopped.
Ask the bank representative to place a block on your account
or debit card so that the automatic debits are stopped.
There may or may not be a fee assessed by your bank to
initiate the block.
Request that your banking institution completely cancel your
debit card if the option to place a block on the card is unavailable.
After your old card is cancelled, your bank will issue you a
new replacement card.
Ask for the bank
representative's name and a reference number for your own personal records.
We can't help you here... this is fixya, not amazon.... O.o
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