How to cancel your LifeLock subscription in two minutes

LifeLock is an identity theft protection service by NortonLifeLock based in Tempe, Arizona. The company recently revealed that they have over 4.5 million user accounts.

How to cancel LifeLock

There are several ways to cancel your LifeLock account. Let’s take a quick look at the cancelation methods you have at your disposal.

Cancel LifeLock via phone

Give a ring to LifeLock’s customer support team at 1-800-LIFELOCK (543-3562) and request the termination of your subscription.

Cancel LifeLock via the company website

1. Go to the LifeLock official website
2. Log into your account in the top right corner
3. Click on Request Support
4. Select Cancel to end your membership

DoNotPay can manage your LifeLock subscription

Are you eager to get rid of subscriptions that have been collecting the proverbial dust on your computer or phone? DoNotPay is your best ally. We can unsubscribe you from LifeLock in two ways:

1. Open DoNotPay in any web browser
2. Select the Find Hidden Money feature
3. Type in “LifeLock” as the name of the service you want to be canceled

We will notify you as soon as the subscription is canceled.

Another way to do this is to connect your email or bank account to DoNotPay, which will allow us to swiftly identify all apps and services you are currently not using—it really is that easy.

Does LifeLock provide free trial?

No, LifeLock doesn’t provide a free trial.

This is what your LifeLock subscription fee may look like in your bank account

If you find a line in your credit or debit card statement that looks similar to one of the examples below, you have likely been charged a subscription fee by LifeLock:

Does LifeLock prorate their cancelations?

They do. As stated in their Cancelation, Returns and Refund Policy, if you cancel your LifeLock offering and/or receive a refund, you can continue using your account until the paid membership period ends.

Will LifeLock let me pause my subscription?

LifeLock doesn’t support this possibility.

What are the best alternatives to LifeLock?

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