Cancellation Tunemymusic: Easy Method

What is Tunemymusic

Service overview

TuneMyMusic is an online service that transfers playlists and libraries between streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. It offers free transfers and a paid Premium tier with extra features.

How it is provided

The service runs via web and mobile app interfaces and integrates with third‑party stores for billing (Apple App Store, Google Play) or direct purchases on TuneMyMusic’s site or app.

How to cancel Tunemymusic

If you subscribed via Apple App Store

• Open iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.
• Find TuneMyMusic and select Cancel Subscription.
• TuneMyMusic cannot cancel Apple subscriptions for you; use your Apple ID settings.

If you subscribed via Google Play

• Open Google Play Store → Menu → Subscriptions.
• Select TuneMyMusic and choose Cancel Subscription.
• TuneMyMusic cannot cancel Google Play subscriptions on your behalf.

If you subscribed directly on web or app (internal purchase)

• Sign in to your TuneMyMusic account on the website or app.
• Go to Settings → Subscriptions or Billing and click “Cancel”.
• Access remains until the end of the current billing period after cancellation.

What happens when you cancel

Access and renewal

If you cancel a direct (internal) subscription, your Premium access continues until the end of the current billing cycle. After that date the subscription will not renew.

Data and transfers

Cancelling does not automatically remove transferred playlists from target services. You should back up any important playlists before making changes or transfers.

Will I get a refund?

TuneMyMusic refund policy

TuneMyMusic’s stated policy is that purchases are generally final and non‑refundable, with no credits for partially used periods. Local consumer law may provide exceptions.

Platform purchases (App Store / Google Play)

• If you bought through Apple or Google, you must request refunds via those platforms; TuneMyMusic does not handle external-store refunds.
• Follow Apple or Google refund flows in your account settings to submit a request.

Tunemymusic plans and pricing

Official plan summary

The official site lists at least one paid plan called “Premium”. The site shows the price as “$2 / Month” without specifying currency.

Pricing notes

It appears likely that the listed price is USD, and there was no explicit Singapore dollar (SGD) listing found on the official pages.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Cooling‑off and consumer protection

TuneMyMusic’s terms generally refuse refunds, but Singapore consumers may have rights under local consumer protection laws, including potential cooling‑off periods where applicable.

Practical steps for consumers

• Check your payment method and store (Apple/Google/web) to understand which refund rules apply.
• Keep receipts, timestamps and screenshots to support any dispute or refund request under Singapore law.

Customer experiences

Positive reports

• Users praise fast, reliable transfers, intuitive interface and broad platform support.
• Some appreciate helpful missing‑track reports and recommend the tool after repeated use.

Negative reports

• Reports exist of inaccurate transfers: missing/mismatched songs, playlist order problems and clunky UI.
• Some users reported more serious issues: temporary YouTube account restrictions (suspected spam), loss of existing YouTube playlists after imports, and overwritten playlist descriptions with promotional watermarks.

Documentation checklist

What to gather before contacting support or a store

• Order receipt or confirmation email showing purchase date and plan.
• Payment method details and the account used (Apple ID, Google account, TuneMyMusic account).
• Screenshots of subscription settings and any error messages.

Backup items

• Export or save playlist data before transfers or cancellations to avoid irreversible loss.
• Keep logs of transfer history, source and destination platforms for troubleshooting.

Common mistakes

Cancelling via the wrong channel

Many users try to cancel on the TuneMyMusic site while their subscription is billed via Apple or Google. This does not stop renewal; you must cancel in the store that billed you.

Not backing up playlists

Users sometimes import or sync without exporting originals. That can lead to overwritten or lost playlists, especially on platforms like YouTube. Always export or save playlists first.

Comparative recap

At‑a‑glance comparison

Key takeaway

Always confirm which platform billed you before attempting cancellation or refund requests. Back up playlists to prevent data loss.

After cancelling

Practical next steps

• Export playlists and make local backups if you plan further transfers or changes.
• Verify subscription status in the billing platform you used (Apple ID, Google Play, or TuneMyMusic account).

Helpful links

• TuneMyMusic terms and policies
• TuneMyMusic plans and pricing

Address

Public address information

TuneMyMusic does not publish a clear corporate postal address on its official pages. Public contact and billing management are handled through the website and the app.

How to contact

• Use the TuneMyMusic website settings and help pages for account and billing inquiries.
• For App Store or Google Play issues, contact Apple or Google support directly through your account screens.