In a nutshell: If you're moving to an area without Spectrum or no longer want the service, you'll have to contact the company to cancel it. Don't worry, Spectrum makes it easy to get the assistance and information you need without the hassle. The following can help you do that.
If you're moving to an area without Spectrum or no longer want the service, you'll have to contact the company to cancel it. Don't worry, Spectrum makes it easy to get the assistance and information you need without the hassle. The following can help you do that.
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Visit the Spectrum website.
Scroll all the way down the Spectrum homepage until you get to the bottom and see the section that says “Help & Support.” Click on the downward pointing arrow to expand the menu.
Under “Help & Support,” find the word “Support” and click on it.
As soon as you get to the next page, you'll see a search box at the top that says, “How can we help you?” Click on the box and type “Cancel Service.” Don't hit enter.
After you type in “Cancel service,” look for the link that says, “Change or Cancel Your Spectrum Service.” Click on this link.
You'll be directed to a page that says, “Change or Cancel Your Spectrum Service” at the top. Read the information in this section. It explains that the only way to cancel your service is by calling Spectrum directly.
If you want to disconnect your Spectrum service, you'll have to contact the customer service team. Give them a call during their business hours.
Don't hesitate to contact the Spectrum customer service team as soon as possible if you need help canceling your service. If you want to decrease the chances of waiting on hold for an extended time, consider calling them in the morning before noon. Make sure to have all your account information ready for faster assistance.
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