How to Cancel Archives

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Archives is a genealogy resource. Genealogy is a popular hobby, and there are numerous family-tracing services available. Unfortunately, you’ll have to sift through a lot of garbage software before you find the perfect solution. Fortunately, Archives ($9.99 per month) is reasonably priced and provides generous features and resources comparable to Ancestry ($19.99 at Ancestry.com)(Opens in a new window), PCMag Editors’ Choice for premium genealogy software and services. Despite the lack of publishing options, Archives is PCMag’s Editors’ Choice for budget genealogy software and services due to its ease of use and low monthly price. Since July 2009, Archives has been assisting people in discovering their family history, to make research quick and easy. Their intuitive approach to genealogy ensures that you are never far from the information you require. Archives keep their search tools simple, but behind the scenes, their vast record collections are combined with powerful technology to provide you with valuable results. They provide access to billions of digitized records and images all under one roof. Archives form strong partnerships, such as those with FamilySearch and The National Archives Administration of the United States, to bring you exclusive content. They joined the Ancestry.com family in August 2012, and with their help, we will continue to develop an ever-improving experience for you. They are constantly adding to their collection of records, photos, newspapers, family trees, and other items. They work hard not only to make family history research simple and affordable but also to make it as rewarding as it should be for you. Browse Archives’ exclusive collection of Family and Local History Books to learn more about your ancestors. Over 20,000 rare books are housed in the digital library, the vast majority of which are not available anywhere else online. Archives, in collaboration with the National Archives and Records Administration, provides free digital access to the 1940 United States Federal Census. Archives provide a seven-day free trial, after which your credit card on file will be charged $9.99 per month. When you sign up, you can also try out NewspaperARCHIVE for a week (annually $49.95), which gives you access to thousands of newspapers in one place. Because Archives is Web-based, there is no software to install, and you can begin using it immediately after providing your payment information. It only took a few minutes to sign up. The interface is appealing, and a navigation bar at the top makes it simple to find what you’re looking for. You can easily access county records, view your family tree, and search for people in your family. There’s a help button at the bottom of the screen, as well as a learning center if you need it. You can zoom in and out as needed when viewing your family tree, easily add new family members, and view hints about existing members. The user experience at Archive is comparable to that of the more expensive Ancestry, the Editors’ Choice in this category overall. You can start from scratch or upload a GEDCOM file, which is supported by most genealogy software and services. Archives have a unique feature in that they can connect to Facebook, Gmail, and other networks to find and add relatives. You can share your tree with family members and customize each member by adding records, images, and notes. When working by hand, you can quickly add new family members by name, gender, and relationship to you. You can later add “events” such as births, deaths, and retirements. There is also the option to create your custom event. Archives provide access to a wealth of resources, such as census records, newspaper images (both of which are free), Ancestry, and OneGreatFamily (both paid). You can do your research manually or by clicking on a hint icon to see potential matches. When you find relevant information about your relatives, you can easily add it to your tree or create a new entry by clicking”no tedious copying and pasting required. In general, most Web-based programs include integrated sources, whereas download-only software, such as Heredis 2014, does not. Many of the hints that surfaced in my family were accurate. A useful surname search traces the origins of your surname and finds matches in the Archives’ database. It also includes a list of people with your last name who fought in the Civil War, as well as a list of notable people who share your last name. When you sign up, you will receive a welcome email with links to help you get started. A learning center with articles on various functionalities and expert articles on specific topics, such as finding information on overseas marriages, is also available, as are video tutorials. Archives also provide a 12-page Family Tree Guide to assist you in creating your family tree. On weekdays, email support is available.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• E-mail Address on account
• Maiden Name
• Address 1
• Address 2
• City
• State/Province/Region
• ZIP/Postal Code
• Country (if outside USA)
• Password
• First 6 and Last 4 digits of the Credit you are being charged on
• Date of Last Charge
• Amount of Last Charge

Follow these steps:

1. Call 888-896-4442
2. Choose phone menu option 1
3. Request that the agent cancel your account
4. When asked, give the agent your account information
5. Request that you be given a refund
6. Request that the agent provide you with a confirmation number or email
7. Retain any confirmation numbers or emails you receive for your records

Follow these steps:

1. Visit http://www.archives.com
2. Login with the email address and password
3. Click “My Account”
4. By scrolling down, find “Help”
5. Click “Help”
6. By scrolling down, find “Membership and Billing”
7. Click the cancellation form
8. Insert your information in the fields provided
9. Click “Cancel Membership”
10. Retain any confirmation numbers or emails you receive for your records

Follow these steps:

1. Prepare an email requesting your account be cancelled
2. When asked, give the agent your account information
3. Request that the agent provide you with a confirmation number or email
4. Email to [email protected]
5. Retain any confirmation numbers or emails you receive for your records

Follow these steps:

1. Visit http://www.archives.com/contact
2. Insert your information in the fields provided
3. Choose “Membership and Billing” as reason for cancellation
4. Click “submit”
5. Retain any confirmation numbers or emails you receive for your records