Cancel An Otter RSS Reader Subscription
Published by Josh HoltzUncover the ways Josh Holtz (the company) bills you and cancel your An Otter RSS Reader subscription.
π¨ Guide to Canceling An Otter RSS Reader π
Note before cancelling:
- The developer of An Otter RSS Reader is Josh Holtz and all inquiries go to them.
- Always cancel subscription 24 hours before it ends.
π Cancel directly via An Otter RSS Reader
- π Contact An Otter RSS Reader Support
- Mail An Otter RSS Reader requesting that they cancel your account:
- E-Mail: hello@feedly.com
- Login to your An Otter RSS Reader account.
- In the menu section, look for any of these: "Billing", "Subscription", "Payment", "Manage account", "Settings".
- Click the link, then follow the prompts to cancel your subscription.
End An Otter RSS Reader subscription on iPhone/iPad:
- Goto Settings » ~Your name~ » "Subscriptions".
- Click An Otter RSS Reader (subscription) » Cancel
Cancel subscription on Android:
- Goto Google PlayStore » Menu » "Subscriptions"
- Click on An Otter RSS Reader
- Click "Cancel Subscription".
π³ Cancel An Otter RSS Reader on Paypal:
- Goto Paypal.com .
- Click "Settings" » "Payments" » "Manage Automatic Payments" (in Automatic Payments dashboard).
- You'll see a list of merchants you've subscribed to.
- Click on "An Otter RSS Reader" or "Josh Holtz" to cancel.
Subscription Costs (Saved) π°
- Free: Basic features, limited to 3 folders and 10 feeds
- Premium: $4.99/month or $29.99/year, unlimited folders and feeds, access to widgets and shortcuts.
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About An Otter RSS Reader?
1. Export your feeds into an OPML file if you hate "An Otter RSS" and want to move to another app.
2. "This is exactly what I've been looking for! A simple RSS reader that syncs my subscribed feeds across my iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
3. Add some gorgeous widgets to your Home Screen to show unread count for either all feeds or a specific folder of feeds.
4. Have fun automating with Shortcut actions for listing feeds, listing articles, and subscribing to new feeds.
5. Import your feeds with an OPML file (if you have one from your existing RSS reader).
