The IRS generally gives you 30 days to respond to a letter. At least in my experience.

LT26 is one example of a 10 calendar day limit. But the point is, we know companies can move mountains when they have to. They obviously don't feel compelled to.

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That's a letter you get as a final notice after previous non-response.

Companies can move mountains yes, but a routine request to cancel a service probably isn't seen as requiring that. Especially since the service contract undoubtedly defines the terms upon which either side can cancel.

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