Cancellation Fallout 1St: Easy Method

What is Fallout 1St

Overview

Fallout 1st is a premium subscription service for Fallout 76 that adds exclusive in-game features such as private worlds, expanded scrap storage, a survival tent, and monthly Atoms.

It is sold per platform (Xbox, PlayStation, PC) and grants cosmetic items and convenience features while the subscription is active.

Who it’s for

The service is aimed at players who want extra storage and private-play options or those who value the monthly Atoms and cosmetic packs.

Some players subscribe temporarily for specific tasks (for example, offloading junk into the Scrapbox) and then cancel.

How to cancel Fallout 1St

Cancel via Steam (PC)

• Open Steam and go to Account Details.
• Select Manage Subscriptions and click Edit next to “Fallout 1st”.
• Choose Cancel my subscription and Apply. The Next Billing Date will show “Cancelled:” when complete.
• See Bethesda’s Steam guidance: Bethesda Help (Steam instructions).

Cancel via Bethesda.net (PC)

• Log into your Bethesda.net account and open Transaction History or Memberships.
• Use Manage on the Fallout 1st membership entry to cancel or change your plan.
• Note: Bethesda changed auto-renewal handling on Bethesda.net; check your account page for current controls.
• Reference: Bethesda.net membership FAQ.

Cancel on PlayStation (PS4/PS5)

• Sign in to your PlayStation account on console or account management web pages.
• Go to Account Management → Account Information → Services List and find the Fallout 1st entry.
• Select the 1‑Month or Annual Fallout 1st membership and choose Cancel Subscription.
• If you cannot find the subscription, review your PSN purchase history or contact PlayStation support via your Sony account.

General tips

• Always check the Next Billing Date to confirm cancellation status.
• Keep a screenshot or confirmation of the cancellation for records.

What happens when you cancel

Access and features

When you cancel, you typically retain access to Fallout 1st features until the end of the paid period.

After the subscription period ends, premium features (private worlds, Scrapbox access, Survival Tent, monthly Atoms) are disabled.

Data and items

Items stored in subscriber-only storage or features may become inaccessible after expiry, though your account may retain ownership in some cases.

Because reported behavior has varied, export or relocate critical items before cancellation when possible.

Will I get a refund?

Provider refund rules

Platform and publisher policies govern refunds: Microsoft documentation indicates Fallout 1st purchases are not refundable on their platform.

See Microsoft’s Q&A: Microsoft Q&A.

Bethesda’s timing and exceptions

Bethesda’s subscription terms (as commonly reported) allow only limited windows for refund requests tied to the initial purchase or automatic renewal; outside those windows refunds are generally not granted.

If you believe a purchase failed to deliver benefits, contact platform support and Bethesda support promptly with evidence.

Fallout 1St plans and pricing

Pricing table (Singapore)

Notes on pricing

Prices vary by platform; the Xbox monthly price listed here is slightly lower than PlayStation monthly in Singapore.

No Singapore annual price for Xbox was located in the available data.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Local protections

Singapore consumer law provides protections for certain purchases, but digital subscriptions bought online or through app stores may not be covered by a general cooling‑off right.

For unsolicited in‑home or door‑to‑door contracts, a 14‑day cooling‑off applies, but that typically does not extend to online digital purchases.

Practical steps for Singapore customers

• Check the platform (Sony, Microsoft, Steam) refund policy for region-specific rules.
• Keep receipts and transaction IDs; escalate with the platform if delivery or billing issues occur.

Customer experiences

Positive reports

Some players say the Scrapbox and monthly Atoms make the subscription worthwhile, particularly for convenience and cosmetic items.

Other users employ a “subscribe only when needed” strategy to achieve specific goals without keeping a continuous subscription.

Negative reports

There have been many reports of delayed or missing benefits after purchase, and instances where bugs impacted subscriber features (for example, items disappearing from Scrapbox or crashes related to the Survival Tent).

Some players reported billing inconsistencies on PSN and, in a few regions, unexpected removal of subscriptions due to availability errors.

Documentation checklist

What to gather before contacting support

• Order/transaction ID and purchase date
• Platform account email and username (Steam, Bethesda.net, PSN, Xbox)
• Screenshots of receipts, billing charges, or missing in-game items
• Confirmation screenshots showing subscription status or “Cancelled” Next Billing Date

When to escalate

• If support cannot resolve delivery or billing issues, collect all ticket numbers and correspondence for escalation.
• For formal notices, use the publisher’s legal or designated mailing address as specified in the Terms of Service.

Common mistakes

Assuming immediate refund

Many users expect an immediate refund after cancellation. Refund eligibility is platform- and publisher-dependent and is often restricted to short windows.

Do not assume a cancelled subscription automatically triggers a refund - confirm the refund policy before relying on it.

Leaving items only in subscriber storage

Keeping valuable items solely in subscriber-only storage (such as the Scrapbox) can be risky if access is lost after cancellation or due to bugs.

Move or back up important items before your subscription expires to avoid potential permanent loss of utility.

Comparative recap

Quick platform comparison

Key takeaway

Xbox monthly is slightly cheaper in Singapore than PlayStation monthly. Cancellation steps differ by platform - always verify the method on your account page.

Refunds are limited and platform-dependent; keep records and contact platform support if issues arise.

After cancelling

Confirm and monitor

After cancelling, verify the Next Billing Date shows “Cancelled” or an equivalent confirmation in your account settings.

Keep a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation for any future disputes.

Helpful links

• Bethesda Steam subscription guidance: Bethesda Help
• Bethesda.net membership FAQ: Bethesda.net FAQ
• Xbox Fallout 1st listing (SG): Xbox Store (SG)
• PlayStation Fallout 76 regional page: PlayStation (SG)
• Microsoft platform Q&A on refunds: Microsoft Q&A

Address

Publisher mailing address

ZeniMax Media Inc., 1370 Piccard Drive, Rockville, MD 20850, USA

Use this address only for formal notices as specified in the Terms of Service or legal correspondence.