cancellation of subscription

[lukeh78190251]

I don't know my username, logins, passwords, emails, account numbers or any details at all. I've given up trying to actually contact somebody without that info as I'm going in circles with no option to email a human. All I know is that £20pcm is being taken from the bank account and it's seemingly impossible to stop it at your end.

So I've blocked the card payment and this is me cancelling the subscription. Cheers

[ryclark]

Nothing to do with us I'm afraid. We are just end users of Audition like yourself. Only Adobe customer services can deal with subscription problems unfortunately. But all of that is moot if you don't know your username or password. Usually your username is your email address and password is probably one of your usual ones. However cancelling your bank payment should sort it.

Adobe ID account sign-in troubleshooting

[Warren Heaton]

The customer service number is 1 (800) 833-6687.

If you have your Adobe ID and password (the information used when you created the account), you can cancel much faster by doing the following:

1. Go to Adobe Account
2. Sign in.
3. Click on Plans.
4. Click on Manage Plan.
5. Click on Cancel plan.

If at any time you're having trouble after logging in, click on "Contact us".

[SteveG_AudioMasters_]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Warren+Heaton  wrote

The customer service number is 1 (800) 833-6687.

If you have your Adobe ID and password (the information used when you created the account), you can cancel much faster by doing the following:

Couple of things; the OP claims to have no login information available at all, and also appears to be UK-based (£) so I suspect that's not the correct contact number. Better off calling  01628 590300 and asking for advice there, I suspect.

[Warren Heaton]

Even over the phone, most of that information will need to be provided.

[SteveG_AudioMasters_]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Warren+Heaton  wrote

Even over the phone, most of that information will need to be provided.

Quite. I suspect that he's just left it as a cancellation of payment, and forgotten about it.