Canceling your WSJ wine club membership is a fairly straightforward process and can be done easily online. However, before proceeding, I want to express my sadness to see you go! If you're considering canceling, I understand that circumstances change and priorities shift. Just know that we'll be here for you if you ever decide to come back.
To cancel your wine club membership with WSJ, follow these simple steps:
1. Visit the WSJ Wine website and log in to your account. Navigate to the Wine Club Settings section. This section is typically located in the account or profile settings area.
2. Scroll down to the bottom of the Wine Club Settings page. Here, you should find options related to managing your membership.
3. Look for the cancellation option. It may be labeled as “Cancel Membership” or something similar. Click on this option to proceed with canceling your membership.
4. You may be prompted to provide a reason for canceling. This step is optional, but it can be helpful for the company to understand your feedback and improve their services.
5. Confirm your cancellation. You might be asked to re-enter your login credentials or verify your membership details before finalizing the cancellation. This step is put in place to ensure the security of your account.
Once you've completed these steps, your WSJ wine club membership will be canceled, and you should no longer receive any future wine deliveries from the club.
If, however, you're not ready to completely sever ties with the wine club, WSJ offers some flexible options. For instance, you can choose to take a break from deliveries by skipping a case. Alternatively, you can adjust the timing of your deliveries to better suit your needs. These options might be worth considering if you're just looking to take a temporary break from the wine club.
Canceling your WSJ wine club membership is a relatively simple process that can be done online through the Wine Club Settings page. If you ever change your mind or wish to rejoin in the future, we'll be here to welcome you back.