Census

Steps to Cancel Your Subscription:

1. Access Your Census Account: Log in to your Census account through their website.

2. Navigate to Billing Settings: Once logged in, locate the section dedicated to managing your account settings, billing information, or subscriptions. This might be labelled as “Settings,” “Plans & Billing,” or similar options within your account dashboard.

3. Identify Your Subscription: Look for the section displaying your active Census subscription. This might be listed as “Active Subscriptions” or a similar label.

4. Cancel Subscription: Locate the option to “Cancel Subscription” or “Terminate Subscription” associated with your specific plan. Click on this option to proceed.

5. Confirmation: You might be prompted to confirm your cancellation decision and potentially provide a reason for cancelling. Follow the provided instructions and confirm your choice.

6. Monitor Your Account: After completing the cancellation process, keep an eye on your email for a confirmation message regarding the termination of your Census subscription. You can also verify the cancellation status within your account settings.

Additional Considerations:

• Subscription Access: While cancelling your subscription terminates recurring charges, you might have access to Census features until the end of your current billing period.
• Data Retention: Census’ data retention policies are likely outlined within their terms of service or privacy policy. If you have concerns about data retention after cancellation, clarify your preferences during the process or refer to their relevant policies.
• Contact Support: If you encounter any difficulties navigating the cancellation process or have specific questions about your account, you can reach out to Census support directly. Their email address is [email protected].

By following these steps and considering the additional points, you can effectively cancel your Census subscription and ensure a smooth transition. Remember to address any data retention concerns by contacting their support team or reviewing their data policies.