Not Fond of Fond? Cancel AnyPerk (Now Fond) in a Few Clicks!

AnyPerk, now Fond, is an online platform that helps employers give rewards and recognition to their team. The employees can collect points, gain corporate perks, and socialize with coworkers on the platform. In case Fond is not a suitable option for your workplace anymore, learn how to cancel it.

How To Get Rid of Fond on Your Own

If you don’t want to use Fond anymore, you can cancel it in the following ways:

Call Fond’s Customer Support To End Your Subscription

If you want to terminate your subscription to Fond, you can do it over the phone. Call the company’s customer service at +1 (888) 681-7864 and explain that you want to cancel the service. Don’t forget to ask for a written confirmation of your cancellation.

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How To Cancel Fond via the Online Form

You can use Fond’s website to terminate your subscription. Here is what you need to do:

1. Click on Support under CONTACT
2. Open the Contact Form link under WEB SUPPORT
3. Provide your name, email, and phone number
4. Type in the reason for your cancellation
5. Click on SUBMIT

Keep in mind that you might have to wait for a while for Fond to reply to your request.

Use DoNotPay To End Your Fond Membership Effortlessly

If you want to deal with the Fond cancellation fast, use DoNotPay! With our app, you can get rid of your Fond subscription in a few steps—no need to call the company’s customer service.

Here is how to terminate your Fond subscription via DoNotPay:

1. Log in to DoNotPay in any web browser
2. Choose Find Hidden Money
3. Type Fond as the service you want to cancel

We will send you an email as soon as we end your membership.

DoNotPay Can Cancel Your Inactive Subscriptions

Did you know that Americans are not aware of the amounts of money they spend on subscriptions? All because they forget about signing up for services. Don’t let inactive subscriptions eat your money!

If you have a bunch of subscriptions that you can’t keep track of anymore, use DoNotPay! When you connect your bank or email account to our app, we can monitor your subscriptions and suggest canceling those you don’t use.

Has Fond Wronged You? Use DoNotPay To Send Demand Letters To the Company

Do you want to escalate your dispute with Fond to small claims court? If so, DoNotPay will help you with the lawsuit! DoNotPay is a virtual lawyer app honored with the Louis M. Brown Award for Access from the American Bar Association.

We can draft the required documents, fill out the forms, and help you sound more confident when presenting your case in court! Do not hesitate, use DoNotPay, and seek your justice!

What Are the Alternatives to Fond?

If you want to try other options for giving perks to your employees, check out these companies:

DoNotPay Has a Bunch of Other Useful Options

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