how does my son unregister from mse

nursemolly

hi, my son wants to unregister from mse, but he can`t find how to.
sorry if this is posted in the wrong place.
thanx
molly
xx

espresso

mollytrundle wrote: »

hi, my son wants to unregister from mse, but he can`t find how to.
sorry if this is posted in the wrong place.
thanx
molly
xx

You can't, just don't log in if no longer interested. By registering you are agreeing to accept these terms.

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nursemolly

thanks anyway. he just wanted to unregister and didn`t realise that you can`t
cheers
molly

ClaireLR

Do you mean unregister from the actual site or from receiving the email??

If its just the email you can enter the email address in the box on the right top of this page, click stop it and go

HTH

reehsetin

email abuse or webmaster @moneysavingexpert.com they should be the right addys and just ask if they can delete the profile
if you want the posts deleting too then they can but dont have to due to above t+cs

[Deleted User]

You could email some of the admins... there will be a way to delete the user account

espresso

ringo_24601 wrote: »

You could email some of the admins... there will be a way to delete the user account

Yes obviously they can but surely they have much more important things to do running the site, rather than name changes, account deletions etc.

sammybo22

I'm confused, why would anyone want to unregister from MSE , it's the best website to be registered on IMHO!!:money:

[Deleted User]

espresso wrote: »

Yes obviously they can but surely they have much more important things to do running the site, rather than name changes, account deletions etc.

User administration is a vital part of any large system... if a user requires their account to be deleted/deactivated, then it's got to be the system owner's responsibility to action this

espresso

ringo_24601 wrote: »

if a user requires their account to be deleted/deactivated, then it's got to be the system owner's responsibility to action this

They haven't got to do anything!

C_Ronaldo

Just unregister yourself from getting the monthly emails from martin and unregister yourself from receieving the emails you get when a new reply has been posted in a thread which you took part in,