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Do you want to cancel your Free Time membership with Sportsline? Then we can do this for you! We will take care of the cancellation by sending a letter of cancellation to Sportsline with all the necessary details on your behalf. We do this by sending a registered letter and keeping you updated throughout the process. By sending a registered letter, the cancellation is completely legally valid. You will also receive a proof of posting. So, you have full assurance that your Free Time membership is cancelled. Cancelling has never been so easy!
With Sportsline, you can find your notice period in your contract and in the general terms and conditions.
Your subscription to Sportsline is cancelable at any time according to the terms of your contract.
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To cancel your SportsLine membership, log in to the website and navigate to your account settings. On a computer, hover over your name and select "My Account." On a mobile browser, tap the person icon and then "My Account." Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on "Cancel Subscription" to proceed. Through the SportsLine website, you can easily manage your subscription. Remember that cancellation through Xpendy is also an option, but it may incur additional costs.
To cancel your CBS SportsLine subscription, log in to your account on their website. On a computer, hover over your name and select "My Account," or on a mobile browser, tap the person icon and then "My Account." Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Cancel Subscription." Remember, you can also cancel via Xpendy, but there are associated costs.