EndSubscription

Cancel subscriptions that won't let you leave

We mail and email the merchant a letter demanding immediate cancellation, and send you dated proof it arrived.

  • No subscription
  • No account needed
  • Proof of delivery emailed to you
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What we send

A real letter, in the post, in your name.

This is one we mailed, with personal details blurred. You read yours before you pay.

  1. 01

    From you

    Sent in your name. It is your cancellation, not a request from us.

  2. 02

    To the right address

    The one in their own terms, which we look up for you.

  3. 03

    Formal notice

    It cites their terms, stops billing and asks for written confirmation.

  4. 04

    First-Class post

    We email you as it is printed, posted and due to arrive.

Also emailed to their support and legal teams, copied to you.

A printed cancellation letter, with personal details blurred
The window envelope it was mailed in, with First-Class postage

Why a letter works

Clicks and calls can be ignored. A letter can't.

Some merchants hide the cancel button, stall you on the phone, or insist you cancel in person. We send a formal termination notice by mail and email, and we follow up until it's confirmed.

On your own

  • Hunt through menus for a cancel button that isn't there
  • Wait on hold, then say no to three retention offers
  • Hope it went through
  • Charged again? It's your word against theirs

With EndSubscription

  • Fill out one short form
  • We mail and email a formal termination letter
  • We follow up until it's confirmed
  • Dated proof of delivery for a refund or chargeback

What happens next

Two minutes from you. We do the rest.

These are the real emails from one cancellation. 15 days from form to their confirmation.

Our email saying the letter has been delivered, with a four-step progress bar
Our update, Oct 6
The company's email confirming the account has been cancelled and no further charges will be made
Their reply, Oct 8
  1. Sep 23

    Requested

    “Your VS cancellation is with us.”

  2. Sep 28

    Printed

    “Your VS letter is being printed.”

  3. Sep 28

    Shipped

    “Your VS letter is in the post.”

  4. Oct 6

    Delivered

    “Your VS letter has been delivered.”

  5. Oct 8

    Confirmed by VS

    “Your VS account has been cancelled successfully.”

Every email is dated. If they don't reply, we follow up. If a charge appears later, this is the record your bank will ask for.

Price

$14.95

One payment. Nothing to cancel later.

Start a cancellation

Free to start. You only pay after you approve the letter.

What's included

  • Formal notice to the merchant by tracked post, within two business days
  • Emailed to the merchant as well
  • Follow-up until the merchant confirms
  • Proof of delivery emailed to you

Money-back promise. If they still won't cancel, you get a full refund and keep the proof.

Questions

Before you start.

Why pay when I could write the letter myself?

You can. The letter is shown in full on this page, so copy it. What you are paying for is the address, the tracked post, the receipt, and the follow-up.

Is a cancellation from you valid?

The letter is yours, not ours. You ask us to put your cancellation in writing and send it, which is what their terms ask for.

Will you stop the payments leaving my account?

No. Only your bank can do that. We cancel the agreement, and the delivery receipt is the proof your bank will ask for.

What if the company ignores it?

We follow up in writing and keep the receipt. Your cancellation still counts from the date on the letter.

Do I have to phone anyone?

No. Everything is in writing.

What happens to my personal details?

The letter asks the company to delete what it holds on you. You can ask us to delete our copy at any time.

Type the name. We do the writing.

You see the letter and the price before anything is sent.