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Cancellation service #1 in Canada
eRenterPlan is a company that offers renter-focused insurance and tenant protection services, often arranged through landlords or property managers. The service provides policy coverage for tenants and a tracking system used by property managers to monitor insurance status.
Coverage, enrollment, and cancellation are handled directly by eRenterPlan; policies do not automatically terminate at the end of a lease unless you request cancellation.
To cancel, you must request cancellation yourself - eRenterPlan does not auto-cancel at lease end. You can cancel through your online account or by contacting customer service. If you prefer a written record, send a dated cancellation letter by registered/certified mail.
When eRenterPlan processes your cancellation you should receive a confirmation email; the policy may remain active through the end of any prepaid coverage period. If your policy was linked to a property manager's tracking system, they may receive notice of the cancellation as well. Keep the confirmation email and any reference numbers as proof.
eRenterPlan may retain account and policy records in accordance with its terms of service. If you need proof that coverage ended on a specific date (for a move-out, for example), request explicit confirmation of the effective cancellation date in writing.
If you prepaid for coverage, refunds are generally handled on a prorated basis for any unused portion of the paid period. However, many users report difficulty obtaining refunds or delays after cancellation. Document your cancellation request and confirmation; if you believe a refund is owed and it is not issued, you may need to dispute charges with your bank or pursue a complaint with provincial regulators or consumer-protection agencies.
Additionally, a 14-day cooling-off right may apply in some situations under Canadian consumer protection rules (provincial variations apply), which can entitle you to cancel for a full refund within that period for certain digital or insurance purchases - check your province’s rules and act quickly if you are within that window.
Canadian consumers should be aware of provincial variations in cancellation and refund rules. A general 14-day cooling-off period can apply to some digital products or insurance purchases, but applicability depends on the province and the exact nature of the contract. If a prepaid fee was charged, you are typically entitled to a prorated refund for unused coverage after cancellation.
Given reported unresolved complaints, if eRenterPlan does not issue an owed refund you can file a dispute with your financial institution, lodge a complaint with your provincial insurance regulator or consumer protection office, or use other dispute-resolution channels. Keep all documentation and confirmation emails to support your complaint.
Reviews are mixed. Some customers report fast, professional service and easy payment handling when re-enrolling or dealing with routine transactions. Positive comments include descriptions like “very Professionally. Fast Easy and done” and “GREAT” for quick payment processing.
However, multiple complaints describe difficulties cancelling policies, double billing, lack of refunds even after move-out or non-move-in, and poor customer service (long waits, dropped calls). Independent review sites show several unresolved issues, and some consumers needed to escalate via banks or regulators to obtain refunds.
Many problems stem from assuming cancellation happens automatically at lease end - do not assume this. Another common issue is failing to obtain written confirmation; verbal cancellation requests or undocumented phone calls are harder to prove if disputes arise. Some tenants cancel but do not monitor their accounts afterward and miss recurring charges.
Also avoid waiting too long to request refunds or to file complaints - provincial time limits and banking dispute windows can be strict. If you rely solely on phone cancellation without following up in writing, you may experience delays or denials of refunds.
After you cancel, watch for a confirmation email and verify the stated cancellation effective date. Monitor your bank or card statements for any continuing charges. If you do not receive a confirmation or you are not issued an expected refund, escalate by contacting eRenterPlan again (ask for a supervisor), filing a dispute with your card issuer, and, if necessary, lodging a complaint with provincial consumer protection or insurance regulators.
Helpful links: eRenterPlan FAQs (eRenterPlan FAQs), a user-facing cancellation guide (How to cancel - Emma), and consumer reports/complaints pages that summarize user experiences (Trustpilot, ComplaintsBoard, Unsubby cancellation guide).
Send written cancellation requests (recommended by registered/certified mail with return receipt) to:
Erenterplan Attn: Customer Service 38, #300 Executive Park Irvine, CA 92614 United States of America
Phone (US): 888-512-4204
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Mia Walker
Postclic editor · 4 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.