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If you use PayPal often to pay for subscriptions, you will want to know how to terminate your account when the time comes.
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This is a popular and secure payment method on many websites, but an increasing number of people also use it to pay for subscriptions. For instance, you can pay for Netflix and Amazon Prime with PayPal.
You may have agreed to more than you know. We will explain how to cancel your subscription if you want to stop getting emails.
Steps for canceling a PayPal membership
You may have more PayPal subscriptions than you know. PayPal is the best way for many people to send or receive money online, despite the multitude of other options.
Payment in regular installments differs from PayPal subscriptions and automatic payments, so don't mix them up.
Let's say you make deals with some businesses and get monthly money from them. For example, PayPal may get a monthly payment from Google for the extra storage you buy from them.
It works like how your bank takes good care of your electricity. Follow such steps to stop an automatic payment from happening.
Check to see if you are signed up for PayPal or not.
Check to see if you are currently signed up for any PayPal subscriptions. If you do, you must do that before canceling any possible subscriptions.
You might find an "automatic payment" if you go to the Action section of the PayPal app for Android and scroll to the bottom through each action.
But the truth is that we can't use the PayPal app to manage or cancel active subscriptions. We need to use this PayPal link in the browser to do this.
Once you're in, you'll be able to view the subscriptions you have. You also can sort them by which ones don't work. But the main thing we want to know is how to stop them.
You can withdraw your membership at any time.
Before you can cancel a subscription, it would help to look through all of them to find the one you'd like to cancel. Once the subscription is found in the list, click Cancel. A button will appear when you click on the membership.
View of the PayPal membership cancellation page
You'll have a box to check to ensure you didn't accidentally give it. Just click Cancel if you'd like to keep going. As simple as that. When a PayPal user cancels an active subscription, they get a warning message. You can switch between subscriptions and cancel the bits you don't want.
It's like telling your bank you no longer want any additional receipts from that company. If you cancel the membership, you won't have to pay anything else next month. This is a very simple way to handle payments on their own.
You should be aware that creating a PayPal account is simple and cost-free if you haven't done so already. You can then choose whether to handle your subscriptions in this manner or to add another direct debit to your bank account. There are distinctions between canceling a PayPal subscription and canceling a provider with the company.
You can stop PayPal automatic payments in two ways:
You can cancel the subscription right away through PayPal.
Contact the company directly to cancel the service (e.g., Google)
If you cancel the membership directly with the service provider, you won't get any more payments, not even through PayPal or the other way you set up payments. If you want to sign up again and pay with PayPal, you must set it up again. But the same thing will happen if you cancel it in PayPal.
It's very useful, especially when payments from subscriptions come to PayPal and you don't understand where they came from. Also, PayPal is one of the few places where you can start a dispute and fight for your rights. PayPal is valued highly because of this, and we usually pick it over the other options.
The advantages of using PayPal to pay for subscriptions
If you use a lot of different ways to pay and sign up for many different services, it may be hard to keep track of all your payments. You should pay for your subscriptions with the same method if you can. So, you'll be able to effortlessly check your energetic subscriptions in one place, just like we instruct you to do at PayPal.
So you don't have to go to every website to find out which ones seem active and which aren't. This is a good idea for many reasons. The main one is the order it brings since you can always check on your active memberships and see them all in one place. You can also cancel them if you can't pay when it's due.
PayPal is also an excellent option to pay for subscriptions on sites you do not trust or do not want to provide your credit card information. Also, getting your money back is usually easy. PayPal subscriptions are better, even with all of their features. You are familiar with controlling them to stop them from happening and not dying.