3. Surprise boxes
I understand that receiving surprise boxes at the front door each month is fun and exciting, but do you really use everything in them? You probably know that beauty brands are very happy when people subscribe to their monthly boxes because they have the chance to promote their business and make some money at the same time.
It’s purely marketing, which is exactly why you shouldn’t put that bill on autopay. If you’re passionate about the beauty industry and absolutely like and use the items they send you each month, then good for you.
But if you rarely use them and only pay to see whether there’ll be something you like, you’re more likely wasting your money. I know that these surprise boxes are quite affordable, but if this expense amounts to a year’s worth, you’ll actually realize that you spent a good amount of money for almost nothing.
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Actually, I find it more advantageous to keep all of my accounts off autopsy. It makes my life more carefree.
I have nothing on auto pay after someone used my account for nearly $1000, after speaking to my bank as to how to assure this would never happen again, first thing they said was did I have anything set up for auto pay (we had 2) they said cancel it, even if I knew who I set the account up with did I realize how other eyes see my information, cancelled them both that day.
Unfortunately the choice to NOT put your streaming services on autopay is not how many give you that choice.