Well and Truly Gone—How To Cancel Trulia Subscription

Trulia is a real estate listing company based in San Francisco, California. It assists prospective buyers and renters in finding properties across the U.S. while also providing detailed information about listings and neighborhoods.

The company offers a monthly subscription for information about relevant listings. If you’ve found a home or wish to unsubscribe from Trulia for other reasons, DoNotPay can help you get rid of your subscription asap.

How To Delete a Trulia Account on Your Own

Once you’ve decided to move on to another real estate listing company, you will want to cancel your Trulia subscription. The company doesn’t make it easy to find their contact information, which is why we’ve compiled it for you.

Here are the different methods you can use to cancel your account:

Cancel Trulia by Submitting a Request Form

To cancel your subscription, you have to:

1. Go to the Trulia request form page
2. Fill out the form
3. Compose a cancellation request in the Description text box
4. Click on Submit

Cancel Trulia by Calling the Customer Support Line

You can also contact Trulia customer support via phone to cancel your subscription. Here’s how you do it:

1. Dial 888-466-3501
2. Talk to a representative and explain your request
3. Provide necessary account details

The Trulia representative will be able to cancel your account immediately.

DoNotPay Will Help You Say Goodbye to Trulia

When it comes to canceling subscriptions, there’s no better option than DoNotPay. We help you avoid the hassle of calling customer support or visiting the company in person. Once you access our app from your web browser, you’ll be able to cancel Trulia in minutes by completing these steps:

1. Log in to DoNotPay
2. Locate the Find Hidden Money feature
3. Enter Trulia in the text box
4. Confirm

We’ll take care of the rest and make sure that your Trulia subscription stays canceled. Once we’ve finalized the process, a notification will pop up in the app.

What Are the Best Alternatives to Trulia?

Searching for real estate on your own can be a challenge. Once you delete your Trulia account, you should look for an alternative to help with your search. Take a look at this list of Trulia’s competitors and see if one of them might suit your real estate needs better:

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