<prompt> Human: So I live in Indiana and I just paid for a porndating website in a moment of weakness with a prepaid debit card. I have since deactivated the subscription to the website according to the website I acquired using the transaction statement and have also deactivated the prepaid debit card. What I did not realize in the fine print is that it also signed me up for a few other websites that are apparently going to charge me as well after the trial period ends. Was it a mistake to deactivate the prepaid card? I sent some emails to the credit card company explaining my embarrassing issue and want to know if theres any other steps I should take to protect myself legally. I understand I made the initial purchase and I accept that. I just dont want to be billed anymore and want to clean my slate of this mistake. Assistant: Well my issue lies therein, I went to those other websites it signed me up for and tried to deactivate my subscription and they were very similar to the one I actually was successful in deactivating but those did not successfully deactivate, perhaps because the subscription is not yet active until the trial period ends? So since Ive cancelled the pre-paid thats where I am beginning to worry if that was a mistake or if will be turned into collections or something else?  <response>: At least in my experience, subscription services dont send you to collections if the payment is declined, since youre paying ahead for the service instead of paying for service youve already received, such as phones or electric. Theres nothing to collect for, they just cancel or suspend your account. 