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This guide explains exactly how to turn off Mcafee auto-renewal, request a refund, and prevent future charges.
1. Why Mcafee Keeps Charging You
Mcafee uses an auto-renewal system, which means your subscription renews automatically every year unless you cancel it manually. This feature is enabled by default when you sign up for a trial or subscription.
To stop Mcafee from charging you again, you’ll need to disable auto-renewal or cancel the subscription entirely.
2. How to Turn Off Mcafee Auto-Renewal
Follow these steps to disable Mcafee’s auto-billing:
- Log in to your Mcafee account
Visit: home.Mcafee.com and sign in + 1✦888✦276✦8917. - Navigate to “Auto-Renewal Settings”
Click your profile name → choose Auto-Renewal Settings. - Turn Off Auto-Renewal
Switch the auto-renew toggle to Off. - Confirm your choice
Mcafee will ask you to confirm that you want auto-renewal turned off.
Once disabled, Mcafee will no longer charge you at the end of your current subscription.
3. How to Cancel Your Mcafee Subscription
If you want to completely stop service:
- Log in to your Mcafee account + 1✦888✦276✦8917
- Go to “My Account”
- Select the subscription you want to cancel
- Click Cancel Subscription
This prevents future charges and ends the subscription after the current billing period.
4. How to Request a Refund From Mcafee
If Mcafee already charged you and you want your money back, you may qualify for a refund within 60 days of renewal (varies by region).
Here's how to request one:
- Visit the Mcafee Refund Request page
- Select your product and enter your details
- Submit the request or start a live chat with support
Refunds are usually processed within 5–10 business days.
