How To Cancel Classmates Online, Inc./DBA Memory Lane

• Classmates
• Classmates.com
• Classmates Online, Inc.

Yearbooks have long served as treasured keepsakes of school years gone by. These memory books capture milestones, friendships, and unforgettable events. But the traditional hard-copy versions are vulnerable to time, prone to getting lost, damaged, or simply forgotten on a shelf. With digital technology, however, reliving those school memories is easier than ever. A digital yearbook provides instant access to school memories from any internet-connected device. Whether you’re on your phone during a coffee break or browsing on your tablet at home, you can revisit your high school or college days with ease. Digital formats also make it simple to search for specific people, photos, or sections, unlike printed versions that require endless page-flipping. Sharing is another big benefit. With a digital version, you can quickly send a link to classmates, friends, or family members who may live far away. It’s a great way to connect across distances while reliving shared memories. Classmates.com, operated by Classmates Online, Inc., is a platform that helps people reconnect through these digital yearbooks and social networking features. Since its founding in 1995, Classmates.com has helped millions reconnect with former schoolmates, offering tools to search by school, year, or location. Originally a paid platform, Classmates.com now offers a free version for basic browsing and searching. For more advanced features like messaging and full profile access, users can upgrade to a Classmates+ plan. Options include a 3-month membership at $21.60, a yearly plan for $60, or a 2-year subscription at $96. In addition to yearbooks, Classmates.com also allows users to join groups, explore old class photos, and plan reunions. It appeals especially to older generations who want to recapture their youth and renew old friendships. The company has also expanded its services to include genealogy through its Memory Lane feature. Users can build family trees, access historical documents, and even take DNA tests to uncover ancestral connections. Getting started is simple. Sign up at Classmates.com by providing your name, school, graduation year, and email. After email verification and setting up your profile, you’re ready to explore. Whether you’re reminiscing about prom, searching for old friends, or exploring your heritage, Classmates.com provides an all-in-one solution. It’s a digital bridge to your past and a community of people who shared it with you.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Last 4 Digits of Card
• E-mail Address on account
• The Full name of the High School you attended
• The Year That You Graduated from High School
• The City and State or Province of your High School.

Follow these steps:

1. Head over to http://www.classmates.com/
2. Continue by clicking on the button that says ‘SIGN IN’
3. Login with your email and password
4. Scrolling up, find the gear icon
5. Continue by clicking on the gear icon
6. Continue by clicking on “Account”
7. Continue by clicking on “Email subscriptions”
8. Continue by clicking on each box on the page and select “unsubscribe”
9. Scrolling up, find “Personal Information”
10. Continue by clicking on “Personal information”
11. Continue by clicking on the box next to “Show my information” to uncheck it
12. Scrolling up, find “Billing”
13. Continue by clicking on “Billing”
14. Scrolling down, find “Account information”
15. Continue by clicking on “Turn off automatic renewal”
16. Continue by clicking on “yes” to confirm
17. Scrolling down, find the credit card information section
18. Continue by clicking on “Delete credit card”

Follow these steps:

1. Pick up your phone and call 206-301-5700
2. Pick phone menu option 1
3. Tell the representative that you’d like to cancel
4. Help the representative locate your account by providing the info they ask for
5. If you’re unsure, ask if you’re going to be charged again
6. If applicable, ask for a refund
7. Ask the representative for a receipt, email, or confirmation number
8. It’s important to keep the info about your cancellation, just in case!