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How to Cancel Xbox Game Pass

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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Xbox Game Pass is a popular subscription service that allows Xbox gamers to access a wide variety of games at a monthly fee. While the service offers a lot of value to avid gamers, there may be times when you need to cancel your subscription due to various reasons. If you want to know how to cancel your Xbox Game Pass subscription, follow these easy steps:

Step 1:

Sign in to the Microsoft account associated with your Xbox Game Pass subscription.

Step 2:

Click on the “Services & subscriptions” option. This option can be found under the “Payment & billing” section.

Step 3:

Locate your Xbox Game Pass subscription on the list and click on “Manage”.

Step 4:

Select the “Cancel” option from the subscription management page.

Step 5:

Follow the prompts and confirm that you want to cancel your Xbox Game Pass subscription.

Step 6:

Once you’ve successfully canceled your subscription, you’ll receive a confirmation email from Microsoft.

It’s important to note that canceling your Xbox Game Pass subscription will end your access to all items included in the subscription, including games, perks, and member discounts.

If you’re subscribed to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, canceling your subscription will also end your access to Xbox Live Gold. Therefore, it’s recommended that you wait until your Xbox Live Gold membership’s expiration date is close before canceling your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription.

Furthermore, if you’re canceling Xbox Game Pass because you’re having trouble paying, you can explore alternative payment options that Microsoft offers to help customers maintain access to their subscriptions. These options include suspending or deferring your subscription to a later date, switching to a lower-priced subscription plan, or requesting a refund.

Overall, canceling your Xbox Game Pass subscription is a straightforward process that you can complete quickly by following the steps provided above. By canceling the subscription, you can avoid unnecessary charges and free up some money for other needs.

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