Can You Stop Recurring Donations To Trump?

[Howey]

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

 

[Dekster]

Call your credit card company and tell them to block your contribution.

 

[ClosedCaption]

Another Trump scam

 

[Dekster]

"It turns out that there is a way to delete your card from the Trump campaign's system, but it seems you must have first registered an account and created a password: If you did not do so, there is no clear way to cancel your payment."

How horrible that to access your account you must actually create an account and log-in. This site, facebook, and twitter must all be part of the Trump conspiracy !!!!

 

[depotoo]

The article clearly states there is a way. They obviously chose not to use that option and bitch about it make it headline news, ya know. Yet they are not willing to follow directions. Peopl are simply trying to make another mountain out of not even a mole hill.

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

I see you missed the checkbox "Make this a monthly donation".

Don't check it.

Just a thought.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

"It turns out that there is a way to delete your card from the Trump campaign's system, but it seems you must have first registered an account and created a password: If you did not do so, there is no clear way to cancel your payment."

How horrible that to access your account you must actually create an account and log-in. This site, facebook, and twitter must all be part of the Trump conspiracy !!!!

Yes. Ebay and Amazon Prime love my account, as do the myriad utilities on Autopay.

 

[RodISHI]

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

So you donated a dollar on a recurring charge for you can make it look like you have a really bad bitch to accuse Trump from stealing from you. You CNN bunch are truly a bunch of nasty people.

 

[Mr Natural]

You have to be a real fool to donate to a billionaire's campaign.

 

[RodISHI]

You have to be a real fool to donate to a billionaire's campaign.

A dollar a month was really big of CNN who fakes Hillary's campaign stops with crowds for her.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

You can stop the charges by calling your bank or credit card company. I have done it before and even blocked one company while my bank told then never attempt it again.

So the person is just stupid or wanting attention...

 

[RodISHI]

Apparently not!

You used to love Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, but now you've had a change of heart — and want to cancel your recurring monthly donation to his campaign?

Too bad.

As the screenshots below demonstrate, there is no clear option on Trump's website to cancel monthly contributions or remove your credit card information: The site layout makes it appear that once you've set up a donation, you may only switch from one valid credit card to another.

There is, actually, a way to cancel — but only if you register your account by setting a password and navigate through a labyrinthine process.

This design flaw first came to light Wednesday, when CNN reporter Jeremy Diamond tweeted a screenshot of an email from a disenchanted Trump donor who alleged that the campaign has not returned voice message requests to cancel contributions. (The identity of the alleged donor is not shown.)

You can stop the charges by calling your bank or credit card company. I have done it before and even blocked one company while my bank told then never attempt it again.

So the person is just stupid or wanting attention...

Howey wouldn't be able to bitch about it if they did that.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

You have to be a real fool to donate to a billionaire's campaign.

You're even more of a fool to think you can rip off that nasty 1% for free money by voting a member of that club to the presidency.

Barnum's Adage applies.

 

[Avatar4321]

Why would anyone start reoccurring donations to a politician?

 

[Dekster]

Why would anyone start reoccurring donations to a politician?

So that they could write an article claiming to be a victim apparently.