Origins.net - Unsubscribing

[t@nya]

I subscribed to Origins.net to check one thing, but then realised that the site had nothing else I was interested in: I sent an email two days ago to ask them to unsubscribe me, and I'm a little concerned they haven't acknowledged it. Am I right to be concerned or am I overreacting?

[v.wells]

Tanya, you should have received a confirmation email. In any event remove any cc account info that they can charge to. And unsubscribe again.

[Peter Goodey]

The 72 hour option is best for trying it out.

[t@nya]

Tanya, you should have received a confirmation email. In any event remove any cc account info that they can charge to. And unsubscribe again.

How do I do that (remove any cc account info, that is)?

The 72 hour option is best for trying it out.

I thought the month's option was safe enough.

[Peter Goodey]

Think of all the lookups you can do for people

[t@nya]

Think of all the lookups you can do for people

That's the bright side, I guess. On the dark side, I'm on a limited income and I can't really afford to be paying about $20 a month for a site I'm not using for myself.

[v.wells]

When you log in go to your account info or profile info. It's been a long time so not quite remembering but you should be able to delete any payment details you made.

[t@nya]

When you log in go to your account info or profile info. It's been a long time so not quite remembering but you should be able to delete any payment details you made.

I've logged back in but I can't see any options to delete my payment details.

I've sent them another email: hopefully, I'll get a reply this time.

[t@nya]

I just sent an email to "support AT origins DOT net", in addition to the ones to "help AT origins DOT net". I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

[arthurk]

If it's anything like the account we have with them, payment details are processed by WorldPay on a recurring authority, so any change of card details etc has to be done there rather than at Origins.

Arthur