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I seem to have two FitBit Premium subscriptions. How did that happen?

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‎05-19-2022 08:22

‎05-19-2022 08:22

I was checking my subscription info to update payment details and to my surprise saw that I have not one but two Fitbit Premium subscriptions. I knew I was getting billed 8.99 each month but apparently I managed to start an additional trial membership via Apple with annual payments. I obviously wasn't aware of this.

Since the membership via the apple store seems to be in its trial period, I don't think I've paid anything for it yet, but I'd very much like to avoid paying for two subscriptions when the trial converts into a paid subscription.

 

Any guidance on why this might have happened, and - more importantly - if I can simply cancel my current Premium subscription without the risk of losing my data?

 

Thanks

 

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