Instead, you’ll automatically be converted to a free membership, which translates to being able to listen to music with ads.īut maybe that’s not going far enough for some people.
That should take care of your premium no-ads membership and Spotify should no longer charge you a fee to use its services.
Hit “cancel premium” and then go confirm that - yes, indeed - you want to cancel. Jog down the page a little bit until the see the “change plan” option. A drop down box appears where you can select “account.” Once there, click on your name in the upper right corner. Spotify reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to withdraw or to modify this Free Trial Offer and/or the Spotify New 30-Days Free Trial Terms and Conditions at any time without prior notice and with no liability.Blink-182 returns to Bay Area with Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, Travis BarkerĬNET confirms that “you can’t cancel your Spotify subscription through any of the service’s applications on iOS, Android, MacOS or Windows.” That means you’ll have to try to do through an actual web browser. You may only use this Free Trial Offer once. If you decide that you do not want to become a paying user of the Spotify Premium Service upon the lapse of the Free Trial Period, you have to terminate your Premium Service (instructions for this can be found at)) by the end of the Free Trial Period. By submitting your payment details, you accept the New 30-Days Free Trial Offer and (i) consent to us using your payment details in accordance with our Privacy Policy, (ii) acknowledge and agree to Spotify Terms and Conditions of Use and these Spotify Premium Service General Free Trial Terms and Conditions. This offer (the “New 30-Days Free Trial Offer”), which is made to you by Spotify (as defined in the Spotify Terms and Conditions of Use), entitles you access to the Spotify Premium Service (as defined in the Spotify Terms and Conditions of Use) for a period of thirty (30) days from the moment that you activate such trial period by submitting your payment details (the “Free Trial Period”).
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