Overview
Crave is a Canadian streaming service that lets you watch a ton of great TV shows, movies, and exclusive originals all in one place. It includes popular content from HBO, STARZ, and Showtime, plus Crave’s own unique series and films. You can watch the latest episodes, binge entire seasons, or enjoy movies anytime you want. Crave also gives you access to live TV options if you want to catch shows as they air. It’s perfect for anyone who loves entertainment and wants a simple way to stream from their devices—all with lots of popular and exclusive content.
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The description is based on multiple official sources from Crave's website and their subscription pages, explaining the main features and content available to consumers such as streaming HBO, STARZ, Showtime content, and Crave originals, plus live TV streaming.
How to Get a Crave Refund: Step by Step
If you purchased through crave.ca (Direct Subscription):
- Sign in to your account at crave.ca.
- Navigate to the subscription or billing section within your account dashboard.
- Locate the option to contact customer support or billing support.
- Submit a refund request detailing the specific charge for which you want a refund.
- Include details such as the date of the charge and the reason, emphasizing the subscription renewed without prior notice or the account was unused during the billing period to strengthen your case.
- Wait for a response from Crave customer support regarding your refund request.
If you purchased through Apple (App Store/Apple Pay):
- Open a web browser and go to reportaproblem.apple.com.
- Sign in with the Apple ID used to purchase the Crave subscription.
- Click on "I'd like to," then select "Request a refund."
- Choose the reason for the refund request, for example, "Subscription renewed without notice" or "Account was unused during the billing period."
- Select the Crave subscription charge from the list and submit the refund request.
- Optionally, cancel the Crave subscription to prevent future charges.
- Wait 24 to 48 hours to receive an update on your refund request status.
- Check the status of your refund request on the same website.
- If the charge is not visible, verify if another Apple ID was used for the purchase or contact Apple Support.
If you purchased through Roku:
- Sign in to your Roku account at roku.com.
- Go to Manage Subscriptions in the account settings.
- Select the Crave subscription from your list of subscriptions.
- Since Roku subscriptions are generally non-refundable, contact Roku customer support directly by phone or chat.
- Explain that the subscription renewed without notice or was unused during the billing period to increase your chances of a refund.
- Follow any instructions provided by Roku support to complete your refund request.
How to Contact Crave
If you need assistance, here’s how you can get in touch with Crave support team:

Tips and Tricks for Getting a Crave Refund
- Cancel immediately upon noticing an unexpected renewal charge to prevent further billing.
- Document all interactions including cancellation requests and responses from customer service.
- Request escalation of your refund request to a manager or retention specialist persistently.
- Insist on an email confirmation of your cancellation as proof if you had previously cancelled.
- Be ready to dispute the charge through your credit card issuer if the refund is denied.
- Timing matters: act quickly after the charge appears, ideally before the renewal period advances too far.
- Use firm but polite language:
- Escalate externally by filing complaints with regulatory bodies like the CRTC.
- Leverage social media and media coverage:
- Persistence is key:
Why Do People Request Refunds from Crave
- Ads freezing or service getting stuck mid-episode, causing frustration and interruptions in viewing.
- Poor streaming experiences or technical issues such as glitches and skipping episodes.
- Access issues including being locked out of accounts, sometimes while traveling overseas, yet still being charged.
- False advertising and misleading subscription requirements (e.g., needing an additional subscription like Starz without clear disclosure).
- Service being overpriced for limited and outdated content.
- Strict no refund policy even when the service is unsatisfactory or not as advertised.
- App falsely indicating usage on other devices or parental controls being active, impacting usability.
- Poor customer service, including refusal to take responsibility or offer compensation.
Crave Refund Script
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Hello Crave Support,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to address an issue with my recent billing statement where I noticed an accidental charge. I did not intend to incur this expense and would like to request a refund for this amount.
I appreciate your prompt attention to this matter and hope for a quick resolution. Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards,
Crave Refund Policy
Crave's refund policy states that all subscription fees are non-refundable. If you cancel your subscription, it will not take effect until the next billing cycle, meaning no refunds or credits are provided for any partial subscription periods or for unused content.
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