
Example:
Customer John orders a 6 month subscription/continuity for 12 oz Lobster Tail.
John's subscription/continuity ends up cancelled on month 3 due to an expired credit card. John goes 2 months before he reaches out to customer service to see why he hasn't received his 12 oz Lobster Tail. Customer service determines the cause of the cancellation and updates payment info for John and follows the steps below to start a subscription/continuity for the remainder of the original 6 months John placed an order for. However, customer service did not create a new product offer and used the already existing product offer for month 3 as the starting offer for the new subscription/continuity.
New customer Sarah orders a 6 month subscription/continuity for 12 oz Lobster Tail. When she gets to month 3 a new subscription/continuity is kicked off along side the already 6 month subscription/continuity. Months 4, 5, and 6 Sarah receives and is charged for two 12 oz Lobster Tails when she only wanted and budgeted for one.
Had customer service created a new product offer as detailed below, Sarah would not receive nor be charged double in months 4, 5, and 6.