<prompt> Human: Little context, I joined a website called Newspapers.com in the heat of the moment trying to find out where my grandfathers old zoo is really stupid now that I think about it thinking it was going to give a 2 week free trial like most normal sites I have signed up too in the past. Says at the top of the page that cancellation is easy and you can just do it very simply from your account details. I get an email this morning that Im being charged and left scrambling trying to figure out how to get out of this. When I originally made the trial, I still had a job and now that I have no job every bit of money counts so I cant afford to loose 80. Now I know I probably sound stupid, and maybe I am, but why is it they claim cancellation is simple when Ive spent over an hour trying to find out how to cancel my account? Later, I find out you either have to email them or call them 2 days before your trial ends to get a refund. I called, said they arent open yet but business hours arent even listed on the website. I used this site for MAYBE an hour, and I dont think I got 80 worth of time at all. Am I eligible to dispute this? I really dont think it was worth the 80 and Im at a loss as to what Im supposed to do.  <response>: You agreed to the terms and conditions, and those terms and conditions almost certainly spelled out the process to cancel. So you probably arent owed a refund, but it cant hurt to call and ask. Your best bet is to be polite and cordial with the rep. 