The page asks for payment, but its renewal or recurring-charge terms appear only in hidden, collapsed, tiny or low-contrast text.
How to fix: Show the recurring price, how often it is charged and when billing starts, in normal-size text next to the payment button.
"After 7 days your subscription renews automatically at $29.99 per month until you cancel." (small text (8px)) at html > body > p.fineAn option that adds cost is already selected, so the customer pays for it unless they notice and remove it.
How to fix: Leave paid extras unselected and let the customer choose them.
"Add Premium Protection for $4.99/month" (checkbox, pre-selected) at html > body > form > label > inputCard details are requested for a trial, but the price charged after the trial, and how often, is not plainly shown.
How to fix: State the after-trial price and frequency (for example, "then $19.99/month until you cancel") before the card fields.
"Start your free trial""Start my free trial"The way to say no is worded to make the customer feel bad about declining.
How to fix: Use neutral wording such as "No thanks".
"No thanks, I don't want to save money" at html > body > form > a.btnThe page sells a recurring plan but says nothing about how to cancel.
How to fix: Say how to cancel (for example, "Cancel anytime online in Account settings") near the price.
A price carries *, † or ‡, but the matching condition is not plainly shown.
How to fix: Show the footnote's condition in readable text on the same page.
"Only $0.00 today!*"The customer is opted into marketing unless they untick the box.
How to fix: Start marketing boxes unticked.
"Send me offers and promotions" at html > body > form > label > inputThe page uses countdowns or scarcity messages. ZEI cannot confirm they are true; if they are not, they are deceptive.
How to fix: Keep only urgency messages backed by real stock or deadline data, and be ready to show that data.
"Offer ends in 09:59" at html > body > div#timer"Only 3 spots left at this price!" at html > body > p