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Rom4ik [11]
3 years ago
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Does anyone know how to get rid of/delete a Wibbitz Account? It's like a video editing place and I'm still on the 8-day trial an

d I will not pay those prices. Only respond as an answer if you like work for Wibbitz or if you know what I'm talking about. PLS PLSPLSPLSPSL Help me and give a detailed tutorial pls help me. Like for real whoever helps me will be like a guardian angel! :)
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masha68 [24]3 years ago
8 0

Rather than deleting it as a whole, I'm pretty sure you can just cancel the subscription.

First, try to go through the subscription page and find an option to cancel it.

If that doesn't work, go through your payment method and cancel your subscription through there.

If you've only made the account, your 8 day trial is completely free and it will not charge you but instead request that you start a subscription. If that happens, then just decline the subscription.

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