How to cancel Microsoft 365
You turn off recurring billing yourself in your Microsoft account in a couple of clicks, no phone call and no retention wall.
Steps to cancel Microsoft 365
- 1Go to account.microsoft.com and sign in.
- 2Open Services & subscriptions and find Microsoft 365.
- 3Select Manage, then Turn off recurring billing (or Cancel subscription).
- 4Confirm; your access runs to the end of the paid term.
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