Company playbooks
Dated official sources for cancel and refund requests. Not legal advice.
- How to cancel Adobe (Creative Cloud) and avoid the early termination fee
- How to cancel Amazon Prime and get a refund
- How to cancel Audible and what happens to credits
- How to cancel a Costco membership (and get the fee back)
- How to cancel or get a refund from Delta Air Lines
- How to cancel Disney+ (and the refund policy)
- How to cancel Hulu (and the refund policy)
- How to cancel LA Fitness
- How to cancel HBO Max (formerly Max) and get a refund
- How to cancel Microsoft 365 and get a refund
- Netflix refunds: what to ask for and when
- How to cancel NordVPN (and use the 30-day money-back guarantee)
- How to cancel Peacock (and whether you can get a refund)
- How to cancel Planet Fitness (and stop the next charge)
- How to cancel SiriusXM
- How to cancel a Southwest flight / get a refund
- How to cancel Spotify Premium
- How to cancel Tinder (and request a refund)
- How to get a refund from United Airlines (cancelled or delayed flight)
- How to cancel YouTube TV (and request a refund)
What RefundChaser can do
If the company ignores your request, join the waitlist. RefundChaser gives your case its own email address, drafts each message for your approval, follows up on a schedule, tracks your deadlines (like card-dispute windows), and builds a dated evidence packet. When a company requires written notice, USPS Certified Mail is planned (not live during the waitlist). RefundChaser is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.