We all have that one subscription we forgot to cancel—or just can’t justify but still keep paying for. What’s yours? Share the most pointless subscription you’re still stuck with!
#1
All the people who have Bored Panda Premium should be posting on this page.
11points
#2
The landline that I can only request to disconnect if I call from that house where I haven't lived in ages and that doesn't have a phone.
1point
#3
Up until last month, the website I had created to post my nature and bird photos. No visitors in over three years and I had handed out dozens of cards to fellow nature enthusiasts with my website address. Utter waste of hundreds of dollars over the years.
1point
#4
Other than internet, car insurance and payments, health insurance, medical debt, rent...I don't have monthly subscriptions.
0points
#5
I pay about 16 dollars monthly for a Japanese SIM card (with a Japanese phone number) on the off-chance that I could possibly use it in Japan maybe once a year or so XD
or ballot/register for things that require a Japanese phone number to log in....
or ballot/register for things that require a Japanese phone number to log in....
0points
#6
Netflix. Seriously, I cannot remember the last time I watched anything on it.
0points
#7
Cable. It occurred to me recently that apart from PBS, weather events and royal weddings, everything I watch on TV is a rerun that can be viewed online (without most commercials). I could easily cut off cable, subscribe to (the much cheaper) Passport and watch everything else on youtube. But I'm lazy.
0points
#8
Spell checking???? "What's The Most Pointless Subscription You Still Pay TOR Every Month?"
0points
#9
My employee health insurance as a Canadian.
I pay into it but not covered for anything because I chose the lowest premium to keep more money on my meager take home pay. I could use it for the odd prescriptions, but even then, some of those prescriptions already don't cost too much to really need insurance. Would be nice to be covered for dental and optometry. But it's not like I would be going often enough to warrant paying $40-$70 more every 2 weeks, or more, into EI.
I pay into it but not covered for anything because I chose the lowest premium to keep more money on my meager take home pay. I could use it for the odd prescriptions, but even then, some of those prescriptions already don't cost too much to really need insurance. Would be nice to be covered for dental and optometry. But it's not like I would be going often enough to warrant paying $40-$70 more every 2 weeks, or more, into EI.
0points