Where does the money go when you sign up for a free trial of an app or game and then cancel your membership before the trial time is over?

 Where does the money go when you sign up for a free trial of an app or game and then cancel your membership before the trial time is over?

You normally won't be charged any money if you download a free trial version of an app or game and decide to cancel your subscription before the trial period expires. Users can test out the service for a brief period of time during the trial without having to pay anything. You won't owe the service provider anything if you cancel before the trial period expires because no money will be taken out of your account.

Certainly! You essentially receive temporary access to the premium features of an app or game when you sign up for a free trial without having to make a purchase right away. No fees are payable if you cancel before the trial time expires. The funds are still in your account or where they were before the trial began. In essence, you are testing the service during the trial time, and you won't be charged if you decide not to continue.

Free Trial Activation:

When you start a free trial, you are given unrestricted access to the app or game's premium features.

No Initial Charge:

No money is taken from your account during the trial time. For the allotted time, the trial is supposed to be free.

Cancellation Before Trial Ends:

You won't be charged if you decide to end your subscription before the trial time is over. Money is still in your account.

End of Trial Period:

 The app or game will automatically charge your account at the conclusion of the trial time if you decide not to cancel, turning it into a paid membership.

Automatic Renewal:

The software or game will continue to charge you at the regular subscription rate after the trial time if you don't cancel, typically on a recurrent basis (e.g., monthly or yearly).

In other words, if you cancel before the trial period is through, nothing is paid. Charges will be assessed in accordance with the terms of the app's subscription if you don't cancel before it expires.