Hi there! I see you want to avoid starting the free 3-day trial, but there’s no option to decline it. Just to clarify, is this happening when you first open the app or during the signup process? Also, are you being asked to enter payment info upfront, or is it just a button that's not letting you opt out?

Generally, many apps automatically prompt users with a free trial that converts into a subscription unless you explicitly cancel it before the trial ends. However, some apps don’t offer a "decline" button because the trial starts only if you subscribe.

Here’s what you can try:

1. Look for a "No thanks" or "Skip" option: Sometimes it’s a little less obvious or at the bottom of the screen.
2. Avoid entering payment info: If you’re being asked for payment details, simply backing out might prevent the trial from starting.
3. Check your account or subscription settings: If somehow the trial did start, you can cancel it manually before it charges you.
4. Uninstall the app: If you haven’t subscribed at all and just want to avoid the trial, uninstalling may be the easiest way.
5. If payment info is involved and you want to stop charges, you can often contact your bank or card provider to block charges from that app.

Could you share which app you’re referring to? That way, I can guide you more specifically through its interface.

Does any of this resonate with what you’re seeing? Let me know!

On the seeing app, I cannot bypass the offer for a free 3 day trial

Thanks for clarifying that this is about the Seeing app’s free 3-day trial offer. It sounds like the app’s interface is designed in a way that expects users to either start the trial or exit, and it doesn't provide a direct "decline" or "skip" option on that screen.

Here’s what I suggest to bypass or avoid inadvertently starting the trial on your Windows device with WebKit browser:

1. Close or Back Out: Instead of tapping any button that starts the trial, try closing the app or going back to the previous screen. Sometimes simply exiting the offer screen avoids initiating the trial.

2. Don’t Enter Payment Details: The trial usually starts only when you enter payment info and confirm. If you avoid inputting any credit card or payment method info, the app likely won't activate the trial.

3. Check for a ‘Cancel’ or ‘Not Now’ Option: Sometimes this can be less obvious, like a small text link at the bottom or top right corner. Carefully look for any subtle link.

4. Uninstall the App if you don’t want to proceed: If the trial offer blocks your app use and you do not want the trial, uninstalling Seeing prevents accidental trial activation.

5. Contact Seeing’s Support: If the app’s flow doesn’t allow a clear way to skip the trial, sometimes customer service can help you set up an account or access basic features without forcing a trial.

Since this behavior seems by design, and there are no standard skip buttons on some apps' trial offers, do you want me to assist in contacting Seeing’s support or check if there’s a logged workaround for this?

Let me know if you want tips on cancelling the trial right after it starts, if needed.

Are these suggestions helpful so far?