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Many consumers are facing huge difficulties trying to cancel unwanted subscriptions such as gym memberships and streaming services, with some companies initially refusing cancellation requests, according to a new Citizens Advice report.

Sports retailer Decathlon is closing its loyalty scheme meaning any leftover points will be wiped in nine days' time.

Pawnbroking company Cash Converters has warned customers about a data breach on its old website.

If you're buying on Amazon, watch out for unexpected delivery charges. A change to its Prime Now service means you now have to spend more to get free delivery, while some using its 1-Click option could pay up to £4.75 more than they need to because a default setting means they're automatically charged.

Amazon customers ordering via its 1-Click service may pay up to £4.75 more than they need to, because a default setting means some are automatically charged even if what they're buying is el igible for free delivery.

Online fashion store Asos has introduced a 'try before you buy' option for its UK app customers.

If you've a stash of Nectar points, you may want to hold off spending them until next month – Sainsbury's has announced it will run its next 'double-up' event in mid-November.

TV and movie streaming giant Netflix is increasing the price of some of its subscription packages, with users to be charged an extra 50p or £1 per month.

The Advertising Standards Authority has said it will "carefully consider" complaints after Argos hiked prices in its 3for2 toy sale – and we reported our concerns to the watchdog.

Tesco has revamped its payment app and added a new offer to collect bonus Clubcard points.