Cancel Change.org and Change Your World

Change.org is an online platform where people can create petitions on different social, political, and economic issues to drive decision-makers towards solutions. It is used by over 200 million people in 196 countries.

Petitions from Change.org often show up on your Facebook newsfeed, with friends urging you to sign up for the cause. You want to help and provide your support. Various other causes catch your eye, so you sign up for the service. Eventually, you realize it’s not your cup of tea and would like to cancel your Change.org membership. How do you do that? We have the answers!

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DoNotPay can assist you in canceling your Change.org subscription within a matter of minutes! All you have to do is follow these instructions:

1. Open DoNotPay
2. Select Find Hidden Money
3. Type Change.org

Sit back and relax while DoNotPay cancels your membership for you. You will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours, letting you know that the cancellation has been successful.

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Cancel the Change.org Subscription Yourself

Do you want to cancel the Change.org membership yourself? There are several ways to do it:

1. By email
2. Via Live Chat
3. On the website
4. From the app

By Email

You can email your cancellation request to help@change.org, including personal details and a subscription plan. Once the cancellation is finalized, you will receive a confirmation email.

Via Live Chat

You can use Live Chat to terminate your membership:

1. Open Change.org
2. Go to their support center
3. Ask them to cancel your subscription

They will provide further details or offer to cancel your subscription for you.

On the Website

Here’s how you can cancel Change.org on the website:

1. Open Change.org
2. Log into your account
3. Click on your name at the top right corner
4. Choose Settings from the dropdown menu
5. Click on Manage Contributions
6. Select Cancel Subscription

Once you have successfully deleted your Change.org account, you will receive a confirmation email.

From the App

You can cancel Change.org from the app by following these steps:

1. Log into your Change.org account
2. Go to the dropdown menu and select Membership
3. Select Manage Contributions from the dropdown list
4. Tap on Cancel Subscription

A pop-up message will confirm that your subscription has been canceled.

Here’s an overview of the different ways you can cancel your subscription to Change.org:

Can I Pause My Subscription Instead of Canceling It?

Change.org does not allow pausing subscriptions. They allow you to change or lower your contribution amount at any time. You can do this by logging into your account, going into the Manage Contributions section in Settings, and changing the contribution amount. The changed amount will be effective immediately.

Problems When Trying To Cancel Change.org Membership

Many users have faced issues during and after canceling their Change.org membership. Here is a quick summary of the problems they faced:

• People who have donated to a single or multiple causes have had monthly recurring charges made on their credit cards without any notification
• Persons who have donated to causes were automatically signed into the membership program without their consent
• Unauthorized money was drawn from multiple bank accounts
• Customer service is not helpful when trying to cancel subscriptions
• Most people had to cancel their subscriptions through third parties, including credit card companies
• Emails to customer service have bounced back, and there is no proper contact information provided on the website

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Is There a Substitute for Change.org?

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