Can't Cancel Weight Watchers Online Membership? Here's Help
Are you having trouble canceling your online Weight Watchers membership? If the normal online cancellation channels don't work, try this number. Remember, like all contact information provided on this site, it is to be used for good, not evil, and only when all other options don't work.
Call the corporate office at 212-817-4200. This number goes to a receptionist instead of a phone tree.
Ask to page Annie Rizzo.
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@dragonfire81: I've never heard of anyone having a issue canceling. Not sure why this is really needed.
Um, it's pretty easy to do right on the website.
Go to weightwatchers.com. Log in.
Click "My Profile" at the top right.
Under "My Account" click on "Account Status".
On the "Account Status" page, click on "Edit Subscription".
On the "Edit Subscription" page click on "Cancel My Account".
It's not that hard, and takes about ten seconds.
@rachmanut: I canceled a few months ago quite easily and without incident. I did it all online, without having to call or email anybody.
I had a problem with this, too. I was going to cancel so I logged into the site and was told I didn't have an active account. I thought, OK, great now I don't have to do anything. That was what I thought until I saw a charge on my credit card. As it turned out, I was signed up after all. I ended up canceling it over the phone because by then I didn't trust the site. It's a great weight loss program but the online program smacks too much of "scam" to make me comfortable recommending it to anyone.
I've said it before. The entire diet and exercise industry is a conspiracy. It's no different than the concept of the existence of free energy. If it existed, there are an awful lot of people who have a vested interest in keeping it secret. Same thing here. If diet and exercise really made you lose weight permanently and by that I mean by permanently resetting your metabolic rate to that of a naturally, genetically thin person who has never had to go on a diet, those businesses wouldn't last very long. It's the same as being forced to rent music downloads instead of owning them because with the former, it's a guaranteed revenue stream.
I was able to cancel just fine, but getting a refund ... apparently not. They took my money from my bank account on June 14 for July, I canceled on June 16, but getting my money back for July is looking less and less likely as the days pass. I'm not a fan of any company that makes you pay for services weeks prior to their start -- my YWCA, for example, pulls the money out of my account on the first day of the current month, not 2 weeks before.
So I followed all their refund steps, sent back their materials, etc. and ... nothing. They sure were quick to TAKE my money, of course.




How sad is it when you have to go all the way to a corporate receptionist to do a simple account cancellation??
Customer service has gone to crap more than I realized.