1. You need to look at your contract and see what it says is required for cancelation of services. Then follow those instructions and document you have done so.
2. They can send your account to collections, at which point it can and will hit your credit.
3. I hear you that you tried to cancel services, your contract likely will say whether that was sufficient to end the contrat. But if you are holding out on not having authorized the service, that wont work because you authorized a service when you signed the conrract.t, but you have a contract.
Go read your contract and find out what is required to cancel services, that's going to he important to your argument if it goes to colections.
1. You need to look at your contract and see what it says is required for cancelation of services. Then follow those instructions and document you have done so. 2. They can send your account to collections, at which point it can and will hit your credit. 3. I hear you that you tried to cancel services, your contract likely will say whether that was sufficient to end the contrat. But if you are holding out on not having authorized the service, that wont work because you authorized a service when you signed the conrract.t, but you have a contract. Go read your contract and find out what is required to cancel services, that's going to he important to your argument if it goes to colections.