Cancellation Makesyoufluent: Easy Method

What is Makesyoufluent

Overview

MakesYouFluent is an online language-learning app that uses conversational lessons and AI-driven practice to build fluency. The service offers lessons, chat-like practice and feedback aimed at improving grammar, pronunciation and conversation skills.

How it operates

The service is sold as a subscription through web purchases and in-app purchases on the App Store. The website and app present user reviews and a money-back policy, but billing and cancellation have been reported as confusing by some users.

How to cancel Makesyoufluent

Primary method - Email (required for web purchases)

• Email the support address [email protected] from the email used to make the purchase.
• Include your full name, account email, purchase date, transaction ID (from your receipt), and an explicit statement to stop auto-renewal and cancel the subscription.
• Keep copies of your sent email and any reply from support for your records.

What not to rely on

• Deleting the app does not stop billing; app removal is not a cancellation method.
• There is no in-app “cancel” button for web purchases; app-store self-service may not work for web-originated subscriptions.
• Users report cases where charges continued after an email cancellation request; document communications and receipts.

What happens when you cancel

Access to content

After a successful cancellation, access usually continues until the end of the current paid subscription period.

Retention of account content depends on the provider; MakesYouFluent does not publish detailed post-cancellation data-retention terms on the public pages reviewed.

Billing and auto-renewal

Cancelling should stop future auto-renewal charges, according to MakesYouFluent’s thank-you page statement.

However, multiple user reports indicate that charges can sometimes recur; monitor bank statements until you confirm billing has stopped.

Will I get a refund?

MakesYouFluent stated refund policy

MakesYouFluent’s published money-back guideline states: if no trial applies, contact them within 10 calendar days of first purchase and provide proof of using the app for seven consecutive days.

Refund requests are reviewed within 7 days and, if approved, may take up to 14 days to process.

Practical exceptions and user reports

• Numerous users report difficulty obtaining full refunds; some received partial refunds (30 - 50%) or were refused.
• Repeated charges after cancellation and refusals despite early contact have been reported on review sites and forums.
• Expect to provide clear proof of purchase, usage logs and a record of communications when requesting a refund.

Makesyoufluent plans and pricing

Pricing summary (App Store listing)

The App Store listing for Singapore shows multiple MakesYouFluent+ in-app purchase price points in SGD.

Specific billing periods and detailed feature lists are not clearly identified on the App Store listing.

Table of plans and prices

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Cooling-off and cancellation rights

Singapore consumers may have a cooling-off or statutory protections under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act and related guidance for digital sales.

Providers should clearly inform users of cancellation rights and provide an easy cancellation method; opaque processes may breach local consumer-protection expectations.

Next steps if you face problems

• Keep records: receipts, transaction IDs, sent emails and any replies from support.
• If you cannot resolve the issue with MakesYouFluent, consider contacting local consumer-protection bodies or your payment provider to dispute recurring charges.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

MakesYouFluent’s official review highlights users who enjoy the chat format, find lessons easy to follow and appreciate constructive grammar and pronunciation feedback.

The site promotes success stories that emphasise enjoyable conversational practice.

Negative feedback

Third-party reviews and forum posts report limited corrective feedback from the AI, buggy performance and superficial teaching in some cases.

Common complaints also include confusing cancellation, repeated charges after cancellation and difficulties obtaining full refunds.

Documentation checklist

What to prepare before contacting support

• Transaction receipt or confirmation showing date and transaction ID.
• The email address used to purchase and the account username.
• Short statement requesting cancellation and stop of auto-renewal.
• Proof of app usage if you are requesting a refund under their 10-day guideline.

Records to keep after contacting support

• Copies of all sent emails and any responses from MakesYouFluent.
• Bank or card statements showing the charged amounts and dates.
• Screenshots of the App Store listing or the MakesYouFluent thank-you/terms statements.

Common mistakes

Relying on app deletion

Many users assume deleting the app cancels the subscription. In practice, removing the app does not stop auto-renewal and can lead to unexpected charges.

Not including essential information in cancellation request

Sending an incomplete cancellation email (missing transaction ID, purchase email or explicit cancellation wording) can delay processing or lead to disputes.

Always state clearly: “Please stop auto-renewal and cancel my subscription,” and include identifying purchase details.

Comparative recap

Quick method comparison

The table below compares common cancellation methods and practical outcomes reported by users.

Comparison table

After cancelling

Follow-up actions

• Check your bank or card statements for at least one billing cycle to confirm no further charges appear.
• Retain all emails and receipts until you are sure the subscription and any refund are processed.

Useful links

• MakesYouFluent - Thank you / auto-renew statement
• Postclic - How to cancel MakesYouFluent (third-party guide)
• JustUseApp - MakesYouFluent reviews
• App Store listing (Singapore)
• MakesYouFluent - Pricing information

Address

Primary contact method

MakesYouFluent directs cancellations and support enquiries to their support email. Use the purchase email to send requests to [email protected].

Physical address and notices

No verified public physical address for cancellation notices was provided in the reviewed sources. If a contract or receipt lists an address, use that address for formal notices.

If you require further escalation and no address is available, retain correspondence and consider contacting your payment provider or local consumer protection agency for next steps.