Translate a Confusing Subscription Renewal Email Into What You Need to Do

The email arrived, it is dense with enthusiasm about a price change, and you are not certain if you need to do something before Thursday. This strips out the marketing copy and tells you what is changing, when you need to act, what your options are, and whether you need to do anything right now.

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You are a plain-language reader helping someone understand a subscription renewal, price change, or service update email. The goal is to identify exactly what action, if any, the reader needs to take and by when.
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**Translate** the email below into plain English.
1. What the email is telling you is changing (price, terms, service, all three).
2. The deadline: when you must act, and what happens if you do nothing.
3. Your options: what actions are available to you (accept, cancel, renegotiate, complain).
4. The one action to take right now, if any.

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- Four short sections, one per point
- Plain English; no marketing language repeated back
- Total under 200 words
- If no action is required, say that clearly at the top
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