How to Cancel Ancestry

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Ancestry is a premier genealogy service that allows individuals to explore their family history through access to historical documents and advanced DNA testing. It was founded in 1983 by Paul Brent Allen and Dan Taggart and is headquartered in Lehi, Utah. Margo Georgiadis currently serves as the company’s CEO. Ancestry is owned by Permira and CMGI and has grown to serve millions of users around the world. With a massive archive of over 20 billion records, Ancestry makes it possible for users to uncover long-lost family connections. The platform invites users to input basic family details, such as names and birthplaces. Based on this information, the site generates hints, which may link to valuable documents like census records, birth certificates, or immigration data. These clues help individuals piece together a more complete picture of their ancestry as they build an interactive family tree. For those interested in discovering their ethnic heritage, Ancestry offers DNA testing kits. Customers submit a saliva sample that is analyzed in a lab, with results revealing a breakdown of their ethnic composition. The service may also identify relatives who share genetic matches, offering users the chance to connect with family members they never knew existed. To date, over 14 million DNA kits have been sold worldwide. Ancestry offers three primary membership options. The U.S. Discovery plan provides access to American records for $19.99 per month or $99 for six months. The World Explorer package expands access to global records for $34.99 per month or $149 for six months. For full access to all Ancestry features, including Fold3 and Newspapers.com, the All-Access plan is available for $44.99 monthly or $199 for six months. If you wish to cancel your subscription, Ancestry provides clear instructions on their website. Whether you’re interested in constructing a detailed family tree or learning more about your ethnic roots, Ancestry offers comprehensive tools and resources to help you explore the past.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Maiden Name
• E-mail Address on account
• Password
• Address 1
• Address 2
• City
• State
• ZIP/Postal Code
• First 6 and Last 4 digits of the Credit you are being charged on
• Date of Last Charge
• Amount of Last Charge

Follow these steps:

1. Goto the website https://www.ancestry.com/
2. Click the link that reads “Sign In” in the top right corner
3. Login with the email address and password
4. Click the link that reads your name in the top right corner
5. Click the link that reads “Account settings”
6. Navigate down the page and find “Cancel subscription”
7. Click the link that reads your reason for cancellation
8. As usual, just in case, keep the proof that you’ve cancelled handy.

Follow these steps:

1. Contact them by calling 1-800-262-3787
2. Pick phone menu option 2
3. Give the rep your account info when they ask
4. As usual, just in case, keep the proof that you’ve cancelled handy.

Follow these steps:

1. Contact them by calling 1-800-262-3787
2. Pick phone menu option 1
3. Pick phone menu option 2
4. Give the rep your account info when they ask
5. Tell the rep you need to cancel
6. If you’re unsure, ask if you’re going to be charged again
7. Request that you be refunded
8. Request that the agent emails you confirmation or gives you a verbal confirmation code
9. As usual, just in case, keep the proof that you’ve cancelled handy.

Follow these steps:

1. Goto the website https://ancestry.force.com/s/contactsupport
2. Now put in your info where it asks for it
3. Click the link that reads Submit at the bottom of the page
4. As usual, just in case, keep the proof that you’ve cancelled handy.
5. If you do not receive an email response, do not consider your account cancelled! Try to contact them another way.

Follow these steps:

1. Type up an email requesting cancellation and confirmation
2. Fire your email off to [email protected]
3. As usual, just in case, keep the proof that you’ve cancelled handy.