Yes, they are providing a service: access to their content. Whether you read it or not is not their fault.<p>It&#x27;s a silly situation that arises because of the (almost) zero marginal cost of providing digital media. It makes sense in the physical world: you can&#x27;t claim your money back because you didn&#x27;t read the magazine they sent. But these laws are much the same in the virtual world.<p>If they provided and you agreed to a way to cancel, and you don&#x27;t use that way, they are totally within their rights to continue (passively) providing access, and charging for it. In perpetuity, yes.