Cancellation Linkvertise: Easy Method

What is Linkvertise

Linkvertise is an online service that monetizes shared links by placing short interstitial pages, ads, or tasks between a visitor and the target file or page. It offers a paid “Premium” subscription that alters how links and account features behave and may include additional benefits for account holders.

How to cancel Linkvertise

Linkvertise documents cancellation through its web interface. Follow these steps to cancel from the website; keep a copy of any confirmation you receive.

• Log into your Linkvertise Premium account → Account → click the three‑dots next to “Manage Subscription” → “Cancel Subscription”. The subscription will then expire at the end of the current term.

What happens when you cancel

When you cancel via the web interface the subscription remains active until the end of the paid term and will not auto‑renew after that date. If a charge was already pending at the moment of cancellation, Linkvertise notes that a charge attempt may still occur unless you update or remove the payment method before the attempt takes place.

Separately, Linkvertise states it must retain certain account and payment data under German law for up to 10 years; cancelling a subscription does not automatically delete those records.

Will I get a refund?

Linkvertise offers a 30‑day money‑back guarantee: if you cancel within 30 days you may request a refund; refunds are typically processed within 5 - 10 business days. If your subscription has been active longer than 30 days, refunds are generally not available except at Linkvertise’s discretion for specific circumstances (for example, suspected fraud or policy violations handled case‑by‑case).

Their published policy does not reference Canadian statutory cooling‑off periods; refunds therefore primarily follow Linkvertise’s 30‑day guarantee and any case‑by‑case exceptions they permit.

Linkvertise plans and pricing

No official, up‑to‑date Canadian pricing in CAD was publicly available in the sources reviewed; pricing and currencies displayed to users may vary by region and payment method.

Your consumer rights in Canada

Canadian consumer protections do not automatically grant a 14‑day cooling‑off period for digital goods or online subscriptions. Cooling‑off or cancellation rules apply in limited or specific contexts (for example, some direct‑sales contracts or certain provincial rules). Federal harmonization rules for direct sellers include a 10‑day cancellation right, but Linkvertise is not a Canadian direct seller and is unlikely to be subject to those provisions. In Ontario some contracts can be cancelled within 10 days, but digital subscriptions are not automatically covered unless the contract or statutory text specifically says so. Practically, this means your primary cancellation and refund rights for Linkvertise will be those the company publishes (the 30‑day guarantee), unless a provincial rule expressly applies in your case.

Customer experiences

Reviews are mixed. Some users report fast, helpful support and satisfactory earnings when using Linkvertise, describing it as a good side‑hustle. At the same time many customers complain about unexpected auto‑renewals, difficulty cancelling, repeated billing after cancellation, long wait times for link access, intrusive ads, and unhelpful support when disputing charges or dealing with account compromise. Independent reviewers have raised concerns about trustworthiness, intrusive advertising, and payout/safety issues. These mixed signals suggest you should keep records of cancellations and payments and watch your account and card statements closely.

Documentation checklist

• Account email and username; screenshots of your Account page showing subscription status.
• Invoice(s) or billing statement showing the subscription charge(s).
• Screenshot or copy of the cancellation confirmation (or the three‑dots > Cancel Subscription screen) and the date/time you cancelled.
• Copies of any correspondence with Linkvertise support (emails, ticket numbers) and timestamps.
• Bank or card statement entries for disputed charges and any reference numbers from the bank.

Common mistakes

Common problems include cancelling too close to a renewal so a pending charge still posts, assuming an app‑store cancellation route applies when the company documents only web cancellation, failing to keep copies or screenshots of cancellation confirmations, and not monitoring the payment method after cancellation (which can result in unexpected attempted charges). Another frequent error is contacting the bank without first collecting clear evidence of cancellation from Linkvertise - keep all receipts and screenshots before escalating a dispute.

Comparative recap

After cancelling

After you cancel, keep all confirmation screens, emails, invoices, and bank statements. If you expect a refund, allow 5 - 10 business days for processing and follow up with Linkvertise support if it does not appear. If a pending charge appears after cancellation, update or remove your payment method and save evidence of the cancellation. If you need to escalate, contact your card issuer with your documentation as supporting evidence for a charge dispute.

Useful links: Linkvertise’s cancellation article is at Linkvertise Help Center. For user reviews see Trustpilot - Linkvertise (Canada) and third‑party commentary such as TheyAreTrusted - Linkvertise. If you send written notice, consider registered mail (for example, raccomandata A/R) so you have proof of delivery.

Address

Linkvertise GmbH & Co. KG, Attn: Customer Service, Fraunhoferstraße 3, 25524 Itzehoe, Germany