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7 Ways to Cancel Fabletics

By Matthew Lynch
January 24, 2024
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Introduction:

Fabletics is a leading online retailer that specializes in providing high-quality activewear and accessories. Although their products and services are exceptional, there might be instances when you wish to cancel your Fabletics membership. Here are the top 7 ways to cancel your Fabletics subscription, making it easy for you to find the method that works best for you.

1. Online Cancellation:

To cancel your Fabletics subscription online, log into your Fabletics account and navigate to the “Membership” tab. From there, scroll down and click on the option “Cancel Membership”. Follow the prompts to provide a reason for cancellation and complete the process.

2. Contacting Customer Support:

Fabletics provides multiple customer support channels for you to contact them regarding cancellation. You can either chat with them live through their website or send an email explaining your desire to cancel your membership. Make sure to provide all relevant account information when contacting support.

3. Phone Call:

Dial Fabletics customer support at 1-844-322-5384 (1-844-FABLETICS) and speak with a representative about your wish to cancel your membership. Be prepared to answer security questions related to your account and give a valid reason for cancellation.

4. Cancel through VIP Credits:

You can also use up all of your accumulated VIP credits by making purchases before opting for cancellation. This way, you will not be charged the monthly membership fees as long as you have VIP credits available in your account.

5. Skipping a Month:

If you’re not ready for a long-term cancellation but want a temporary break from Fabletics, consider skipping a month or more as needed by logging into your account and selecting “Skip This Month” under the “Membership” tab before the monthly charge date.

6. Pause Your Membership:

Another option is temporarily pausing your Fabletics membership. This can be done by contacting customer support and asking them to put your account on hold. Keep in mind that you’ll need to contact them again when you want to reactivate your account.

7. Unsubscribe from Emails:

While not an official way of canceling your subscription, unsubscribing from Fabletics marketing emails can help reduce the temptation to make purchases. To unsubscribe, scroll to the bottom of any Fabletics email and click on the “unsubscribe” or “manage your email preferences” link.

Conclusion:

There are various options for canceling your Fabletics subscription, ranging from online methods to customer support assistance. Evaluate which method best suits your needs and follow through with the necessary steps. Remember, if you ever change your mind, restarting your Fabletics membership is easy!

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