Cancel Malwarebytes in a Single Bite

Malwarebytes is software designed to protect computers from malware, ransomware, and other cyber attacks. You might have opted for a Malwarebytes subscription only to realize it’s not something you want to keep paying for. Do you need help canceling Malwarebytes? We can provide you with multiple options to terminate your subscription easily.

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You can follow these steps to cancel Malwarebytes using DoNotPay:

1. Open DoNotPay
2. Select Find Hidden Money
3. Enter the name Malwarebytes

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How To Cancel Malwarebytes Yourself

You can cancel Malwarebytes on your own in the following ways:

1. Over the phone
2. By email
3. Through a support ticket
4. On the website

Phone

To cancel Malwarebytes over the phone, you should:

1. Call 408-852-4336
2. Request for your subscription to be canceled

Customer service is available Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST.

Email

Send an email to support@malwarebytes.org requesting the customer support team to cancel your subscription.

Support Ticket

You can cancel your subscription via a support ticket. Here’s how:

1. Open Malwarebytes website
2. Open a new ticket on the Malwarebytes Support page
3. Request to cancel your subscription
4. Wait for the confirmation email

Website

Use your Malwarebytes account to cancel your subscription by following these steps:

1. Go to the Payments section in your Malwarebytes Account
2. Click on the pencil icon under Active Subscription
3. Click Turn Off when a pop-up window asks whether you want to cancel your subscription and subsequent auto-renewal.
4. Provide a reason for unsubscribing.

Once this is completed, you will receive an email from Malwarebytes informing you that the subscription has been canceled.

Here’s an overview of the different methods of canceling Malwarebytes:

Will I Face Any Problems if I Cancel Malwarebytes Myself?

Unsubscribing from Malwarebytes looks pretty easy and uncomplicated, right? But many people have reported that they have faced issues during the cancellation process. What kind of problems, you ask? Let us tell you:

• Sometimes, the auto-renewal feature does not turn off, so you have to contact Customer Support, which is a time-consuming process
• Many users get access to Malwarebytes through third parties, like CleverBridge, which makes the cancellation tricky since you must do it through a third party
• If nothing else works, you might have to cancel your Malwarebytes subscription through Paypal by eliminating your billing agreement

Does Malwarebytes Automatically Start Charging After a Free Trial?

Malwarebytes offers a 14-day free trial to all users. Since you don’t have to provide your payment details to start the trial, the company cannot charge you after the trial period ends.

Does Malwarebytes Prorate Their Subscription Charges?

What if you decide that you don’t want Malwarebytes in the middle of the billing cycle? What’s stopping you from canceling the subscription right away? You’ve already been charged for the month, and you’re not sure whether Malwarebytes prorates their subscription. You’re worried that you’ll lose your money’s worth, and we understand your concern.

So, let us assure you right away: Malwarebytes prorates their subscription charges. If you choose to cancel your subscription in the middle of the month, you will only be charged for the number of days that you have used the service.

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