Want To Cancel Amnesty International Subscription? Here’s Your Guide

Amnesty International is a global non-government human rights organization headquartered in the United Kingdom. The organization has over seven million members around the globe.

While its goals are virtuous, the way Amnesty International coerces people into donating is far from pure. Many who sign up to donate find it impossible to cancel their recurring payments, as customer support can be hard to reach. The good news is that you don’t need to contact Amnesty directly since DoNotPay can do the canceling for you.

How To Cancel Amnesty International on Your Own

Here are the different methods you can use to cancel Amnesty International donations:

Cancel Amnesty International Payments via Phone

To cancel Amnesty recurring payments over the phone, you should:

1. Dial 1-800-AMNESTY or 800-266-3789
2. Request that the representative cancel your subscription payments

If nobody answers after repeated calls, contact your bank or use DoNotPay’s Find Hidden Money feature to cancel your donations.

Cancel Amnesty International Payments via Email

You can also cancel Amnesty payments by sending an email. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Compose a cancellation email
2. Send it to aimember@aiusa.org

Remember to include your account details when you compose your cancellation email.

Cancel Amnesty International Using DoNotPay

There’s no way to guarantee that calling or sending an email will cancel your Amnesty International recurring donations. To avoid worrying about potential charges, use DoNotPay to get rid of your subscription. Our app can take care of the issue in minutes and only requires that you complete these steps:

1. Access DoNotPay from your web browser
2. Go to the Find Hidden Money tab
3. Enter Amnesty International in the text box and submit

That’s all it takes for us to start the cancellation process. DoNotPay will take over from this point, and you won’t have to worry about being billed again.

Consider Donating to Another Organization

Your charitable donations could be of use in another organization’s hands. Once you cancel Amnesty International recurring payments, take a look at other humanitarian and human rights groups and see if they match your values better:

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