I purchased a 12-month Programiz Pro subscription a few days ago to learn programming, but I've decided to change career direction and no longer plan to work in tech. I previously worked as a graphic designer and have recently opened a café in the Himalayas, so the subscription probably won't be useful to me. I already tried asking for a refund and was denied. Are there any practical options for making use of the remaining subscription?
3 Answers
You could still keep it as a casual hobby rather than treating it as a career commitment. Learning some programming can be useful for small business tasks, automation, websites, or simply keeping your skills broad. Since there are 12 months left, you don’t have to study intensely—just use it whenever you feel curious.
If the subscription can’t be transferred and support won’t refund it, the realistic choices are to use it occasionally or accept it as an expensive lesson about committing before trying a service. You might also find ways to connect the material to your café, such as building a simple website or automating routine tasks.
Contacting customer support is the most direct option, especially since the purchase was recent. Explain that your circumstances changed and ask whether they can offer a refund, cancellation, credit, or another solution. If they’ve already rejected the refund, there may not be much else you can do through the service itself.
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