Cancelling Account Online???
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Cancelling Account Online???
Why can't you cancel online anymore? I just did a few weeks ago and now I keep getting the stupid popup that says I have to call and talk to an agent. I was also able to cancel over the phone recently aftetr Customer Service hours, by just following prompts until it was cancelled, but can't do that anymore either. It's not that big of deal to call and talk to someone, but it's just easier with the click of the mouse or press of a button.
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I just cancelled an account over the phone the other day, and the man offered me a free dvd under 14.95. I was surprised, and chose some random movie. I can't complain because I received it today and I paid nothing. I still got to cancel the account. It wasn't like a keep your account open and we'll give you a free movie deal. I'm so happy!
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Just choose "membership obligation". This is what I've been doing for awhile now. Just put in simple remarks like this.
I've fulfilled my membership obligation, please cancel my account and let me know when it is canceled.
They send an email the next day. It says, we're sorry, yadda yadda yadda... please give this 2 days to go into effect.
Done deal.
I've fulfilled my membership obligation, please cancel my account and let me know when it is canceled.
They send an email the next day. It says, we're sorry, yadda yadda yadda... please give this 2 days to go into effect.
Done deal.
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I've had great success e-mailing [email protected] with a request to cancel.
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I have a form letter I stick in the mail, it says something like "I've fulilled my account obligations, please cancel my membership" and I stick my name, address, and account # on it.
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Originally Posted by wewantflair
I've had great success e-mailing [email protected] with a request to cancel.
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Originally Posted by dhs122
Dumb question: how does one turn off java.
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Originally Posted by j-bo
Just choose "membership obligation". This is what I've been doing for awhile now. Just put in simple remarks like this.
I've fulfilled my membership obligation, please cancel my account and let me know when it is canceled.
They send an email the next day. It says, we're sorry, yadda yadda yadda... please give this 2 days to go into effect.
Done deal.
I've fulfilled my membership obligation, please cancel my account and let me know when it is canceled.
They send an email the next day. It says, we're sorry, yadda yadda yadda... please give this 2 days to go into effect.
Done deal.
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How do you guys even get the popups to close the account? Every time I try to go to that page it just says
Membership Cancellation Information
We appreciate your value, your loyalty and would like to see you remain a member and continue to experience the great savings and benefits that Columbia House provides.
To complete your request please call us at 1-800-262-2001 and an agent will be happy to help you
We appreciate your value, your loyalty and would like to see you remain a member and continue to experience the great savings and benefits that Columbia House provides.
To complete your request please call us at 1-800-262-2001 and an agent will be happy to help you
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Originally Posted by John Galt
How do you guys even get the popups to close the account? Every time I try to go to that page it just says
I had the same problem when I started the thread. There are several different ways to go about cancelling online and they're all in the above posts. To avoid receiving the popup just turn off Java.
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Uh, just wanted to point out that it's Javascript that creates those popups, not Java, there is a difference.