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Cancel Tc2000: The Right Way
How to cancel TC2000 and stop automatic renewal charges in malaysia
What TC2000 is and why you might want to cancel
TC2000 is a real-time stock market analysis platform, not a brokerage service, and it operates on automatic monthly renewal until you actively cancel your subscription.
Understanding what you are paying for
TC2000 charges you for software access plus optional data feeds on a recurring monthly basis. The Basic plan costs RM118 (USD 24.99) and includes real-time U.S. stock data, charting tools, live watchlists, and custom layouts. The Premium plan jumps to RM236 (USD 49.99) monthly and adds real-time scanning with trend analysis. The Premium Image tier reaches RM472 (USD 99.99) per month with advanced market-pulse tools and auto-refreshing filters.
Many Malaysian users are caught off guard by additional charges because optional data feeds stack on top. Real-time U.S. Indexes feed and Real-time U.S. Options feed each add RM47 (USD 9.99) per month. If you added feeds during your subscription, you could see multiple recurring line items on your card statement without realising it.
Why cancellation matters for malaysian subscribers
TC2000 charges your card on your activation day and then every month on the same date until you manually cancel. If you miss your billing cutoff, the next month's charge processes automatically. Unlike services with obvious cancellation buttons, TC2000 requires you to navigate your account settings and actively unchecks your subscription status. At Stopee, we have seen hundreds of Malaysian users struggle with this process because the cancellation path is buried in the account interface.
Support availability adds another challenge. TC2000 operates on U.S. Eastern Time only, running Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ET, Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm ET, and closed Sunday. For Malaysia, this creates a 12 to 13-hour time difference, making synchronous support practically difficult. There is no local Malaysia office or live chat in ringgit, so all official communication defaults to USD pricing and U.S. business hours.
Check your subscription details before cancelling
Before you begin the cancellation process, gather your account information to prevent billing surprises and protect your data.
Documents and details you need right now
Log into your TC2000 account and screenshot three specific things: your current plan name, all active data feeds you have subscribed to, and your next billing date. Save your last invoice and any recent card statements showing TC2000 charges. This creates a paper trail if a charge appears after cancellation.
Export or screenshot anything you need to keep. TC2000's Terms state that after termination you must stop using the software and remove it from your devices. Your chart layouts, watchlists, saved scans, and custom settings may be deleted once access ends, so capture what matters now.
- Take a screenshot of your current plan tier and description
- List every active data feed and its monthly cost
- Note your exact renewal date from the account page
- Download or photograph your last three invoices
- Export watchlists, chart layouts, and scan settings as files
- Save emails from TC2000 confirming your subscription or billing
Check for hidden or stacked subscriptions
A common trap is not realising you have multiple subscriptions active. Open your account and look under My Services in your profile. You might see your main plan plus several data feeds listed separately. Each one renews independently. Write down every single item that shows a monthly charge, because you must uncheck every one to prevent future billing.
Pro tip: Check your bank or credit card statement for the past three months. Search for "TC2000" or "MarketSmith" (the parent company). If you see multiple charges or charges on different dates, you have stacked subscriptions that you may have forgotten about. Screenshot those statements.
How to cancel TC2000 through your account
The main cancellation route is through your TC2000 web or desktop account, and it involves unchecking your subscription rather than a traditional "delete account" button.
Cancel via the web platform
Follow this step-by-step process carefully to ensure your subscription stops and you do not get charged again.
- Go to www.tc2000.com and log in with your email and password.
- Click your profile icon in the upper right corner and select My Profile.
- Navigate to the My Services tab.
- Under Services, locate your active subscription (for example, "Premium" or "Basic").
- If you have data feeds, you will see them listed separately below your main plan.
- Uncheck the checkbox next to each subscription or feed you want to cancel.
- You can uncheck the main plan only, or uncheck feeds individually if you want to keep a lower tier.
- Warning: Make sure you uncheck everything you want to stop. Leaving a checkbox ticked means that subscription renews next month.
- Scroll down and click Place Order or Continue to Checkout.
- Review the summary. It should show your current subscriptions being removed (for example, "Premium -RM236").
- If the summary looks wrong, go back and fix your selections.
- Confirm the order by clicking the final Submit or Confirm button.
- You will see a confirmation message on screen and receive an email confirmation. Save this email.
Important: Unchecking your subscription does not end your access immediately. You retain access until the end of your current billing period. TC2000 will not charge you again after that date.
Cancel via the TC2000 desktop application
If you use the desktop app, you can also cancel from there using the same principle.
- Open the TC2000 desktop application.
- Click My Services in the upper right corner of the window.
- Go to the Services tab under My Profile.
- Find your active subscription and data feeds in the list.
- Uncheck every subscription or feed you want to stop renewing.
- Leave checked only what you want to keep (if anything).
- Click Place Order to proceed.
- Review the checkout summary to confirm your cancellations are listed.
- Click Submit and wait for the confirmation message.
- Take a screenshot of the confirmation screen and save any confirmation email.
Pro tip: If your desktop app does not load properly, use the web method instead. Both methods connect to the same account, so cancelling via web stops both your desktop and web access.
What happens after you cancel your TC2000 subscription
Your cancellation becomes effective at the end of your current billing cycle, and here is exactly what to expect.
Your access timeline after cancellation
Once you uncheck your subscription and confirm the order, your software continues to work until the last day of your paid period. For example, if your renewal date is the 15th of each month and you cancel on the 10th, you keep full access until the 14th at 11:59 pm. On the 15th, your access stops and TC2000 will not attempt to charge your card.
You should verify this by checking your card statement the day after your original renewal date. If no charge appears, your cancellation worked. At Stopee, we recommend waiting until that verification day passes before considering the process complete.
What to do if TC2000 charges you after cancellation
If your card is charged after your confirmation date, do not panic. First, log back into your TC2000 account and verify that your subscription still shows as unchecked in My Services. Sometimes the system requires a second cancellation confirmation.
If it shows unchecked but you were still charged, contact TC2000 support immediately with your confirmation email and the unauthorized charge details. You can reach them by phone at 1-800-776-4940 (U.S. number, but they support international calls). Have your confirmation email, screenshot of the unchecked subscription, and the charge date ready.
Pro tip: If TC2000 refuses to refund the unauthorized charge, contact your bank or credit card provider and dispute the charge as a billing error. Under Malaysia's Consumer Protection Act 1999, you have the right to dispute unauthorized charges on your card. Your bank can reverse the transaction and investigate TC2000's billing practices.
Remove the software from your devices
TC2000's Terms require that you stop using the software and uninstall it from all devices after your access ends. Uninstalling is not strictly necessary for preventing charges (since access simply cuts off), but it is good practice and frees up disk space.
- On Windows: Go to Settings > Apps > Apps & Features, find TC2000, and click Uninstall.
- On Mac: Open Applications, find TC2000, and move it to Trash.
- Delete any saved layouts, watchlists, or settings files you backed up if you no longer need them.
Your consumer rights and what to do if TC2000 refuses to cancel
Malaysia's Consumer Protection Act 1999 gives you specific rights when dealing with subscription services and billing disputes.
Your legal protections under malaysian consumer law
The Consumer Protection Act 1999 requires all service providers to clearly disclose subscription terms, automatic renewal dates, and cancellation methods. TC2000 must not charge you without clear consent, and any misleading billing practices are illegal. If TC2000 continues to charge after you have cancelled or refuses to acknowledge your cancellation, this violates your consumer rights.
You also have the right to a refund if TC2000 fails to provide the service it promised during your paid period, or if it charges you fraudulently after cancellation. The Act gives you six months from the charge date to claim a refund, and the burden is on TC2000 to prove you authorised each charge.
How to escalate a complaint if TC2000 does not respond
If you cancel correctly but TC2000 charges you anyway and does not refund the amount, follow this escalation path:
- Email TC2000 support at [email protected] with your cancellation confirmation email, the unauthorized charge details, and a request for an immediate refund. Give them 5 business days to respond.
- If they do not respond or refuse, contact the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (MDTCA) at www.kpdnhep.gov.my or call 1-800-88-5555. Provide them with your cancellation evidence and all correspondence with TC2000.
- You can also file a dispute with your bank or credit card provider, who will investigate and potentially reverse the charge on your behalf.
- If the amount is significant (over RM5,000), consider contacting a consumer rights lawyer or the Consumer Claims Court in your state for formal legal recourse.
At Stopee, we have helped thousands of consumers resolve billing disputes by documenting their cancellation and escalating through official channels. Your evidence (confirmation emails, screenshots, bank statements) is your strongest tool.
Pricing breakdown and your subscription options
Understanding TC2000's pricing structure helps you avoid unexpected charges and choose the right cancellation path.
| Plan | Monthly cost (USD) | Monthly cost (RM) | What is included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | USD 24.99 | RM118 | Real-time U.S. stocks, charting, watchlists, layouts |
| Premium | USD 49.99 | RM236 | Basic plus real-time scanning and trend tools |
| Premium Image | USD 99.99 | RM472 | Premium plus market-pulse and auto-refresh |
| Realtime U.S. Indexes (add-on feed) | USD 9.99 | RM47 | Real-time index data only |
| Realtime U.S. Options (add-on feed) | USD 9.99 | RM47 | Real-time options data only |
| Free trial | Free | Free | Limited access for new or inactive accounts |
All prices shown in RM are approximate conversions based on 1 USD = RM4.72. Your actual charge may vary slightly depending on exchange rates and your card issuer's conversion fees.
Common mistakes people make when cancelling TC2000
It is frustrating to cancel correctly only to find a surprise charge weeks later, and most of these mistakes are completely avoidable with the right approach.
Mistake one: unchecking only your main plan but forgetting data feeds
The biggest trap is not realising you have optional data feeds stacked on your account. You uncheck your main plan (say, Premium) and miss the Realtime U.S. Options feed sitting below it. Next month, only the options feed renews at RM47. You think you cancelled everything, but TC2000 still charges you.
How to avoid it: In the My Services tab, scroll down fully and count every single line item with a checkbox. Uncheck each one individually. Do not assume they are grouped under one option.
Mistake two: confusing cancellation with account deletion
Some users think cancelling their subscription means their entire TC2000 account is deleted. It is not. Your account remains active so you can resubscribe later if you want. Your data, watchlists, and settings stay on TC2000's servers but your software access stops. If you want full account deletion, you must contact TC2000 support separately and request it in writing.
How to avoid it: After cancelling, log back in a few days later to confirm your subscription is off. If you want complete account deletion, email support and ask them to delete your profile permanently.
Mistake three: not saving confirmation before closing the browser
You complete the cancellation, see the confirmation message, and close your browser tab. A week later, TC2000 charges you anyway. You have no proof you cancelled because you did not save the confirmation email or screenshot.
How to avoid it: After you click Submit, wait for the confirmation email to arrive (usually within minutes). Screenshot the confirmation message on screen and save the email to a folder labeled "TC2000 Cancellation". Do not rely on memory or assume it saved.
Mistake four: ignoring the confirmation email details
The confirmation email tells you exactly when your access ends. If it says "Your subscription cancels effective 31 January 2024", you keep access through 31 January and no charge occurs on 1 February. Many users misread this and think they lose access immediately, or they delete the email without reading it.
How to avoid it: Read the entire confirmation email carefully. Highlight the date your access ends and mark it on your calendar. Check your card statement on the day after that date to verify no charge hit your account.
Should you cancel TC2000 or keep it?
Deciding whether to cancel depends on your trading activity and budget priorities.
Reasons to keep your TC2000 subscription
Keep TC2000 if you actively day trade or swing trade and use its charting and scanning tools at least three times per week. If you rely on real-time data and custom watchlists to make trading decisions, the software typically pays for itself through better entry and exit timing. Experienced traders with monthly volumes over RM10,000 often see TC2000 as an essential tool, not an optional expense.
Reasons to cancel TC2000
Cancel if you do not trade regularly, if you have moved to a different platform, if you only hold long-term investments without active trading, or if you are trying to cut expenses. TC2000 makes sense only if you use its specific features consistently. If you signed up for a free trial and never opened the app, cancel immediately to avoid the first recurring charge. If you have switched to Thinkorswim, TD Direct Investing, or another platform, you do not need TC2000 running in parallel and billing you monthly.
Cancel also if TC2000 service is slow in Malaysia, if the support lag is unmanageable for your needs, or if you have found cheaper or free alternatives. Stock screeners like TradingView and Yahoo Finance offer free data, though with less real-time depth.
| Reason | Keep TC2000 | Cancel TC2000 |
|---|---|---|
| Trading frequency | Active day or swing trader (3+ times per week) | Buy and hold investor or occasional trader |
| Data needs | Real-time scanning and custom watchlists essential | End-of-day data or simple charts sufficient |
| Monthly cost tolerance | RM118+ fits your budget and ROI is clear | Cutting expenses or budget is tight |
| Alternative tools | No better platform available for your workflow | You use TradingView, Yahoo Finance, or free competitors |
| Support urgency | You rarely need support or can wait 24 hours | You need live support during Asia trading hours |
| Current status | You log in at least once per week | You have not used it in over one month |
Step-by-step cancellation checklist for malaysian users
Use this checklist to ensure you complete every step and do not miss any details.
- Log into your TC2000 account on the web.
- Go to My Profile > My Services and screenshot your current subscription and all data feeds.
- Note the exact renewal date (the day your next charge is due).
- Back up any watchlists, chart layouts, or scan settings you need to keep.
- Uncheck the main subscription plan in My Services.
- Uncheck every data feed listed (Realtime Indexes, Options, etc.).
- Click Place Order or Continue to Checkout.
- Review the summary to confirm all cancellations are shown.
- Click Submit or Confirm.
- Screenshot the confirmation message on screen.
- Save the confirmation email TC2000 sends you.
- Wait until the day after your renewal date and check your card statement.
- Verify no TC2000 charge appears on your account.
- Uninstall TC2000 from your devices if you no longer need it.
How to contact TC2000 if you need help
If your cancellation does not work or you need additional support, here is how to reach TC2000 directly.
TC2000 support contact details
TC2000 operates during U.S. Eastern Time only. You can reach their support team by phone at 1-800-776-4940 (Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ET, Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm ET). For Malaysia, this translates to late evening and night hours, so plan your call accordingly. Email support can be reached at [email protected], though response times may take 24 to 48 hours.
When you contact them, have your cancellation confirmation email and account screenshots ready. Tell them your billing issue clearly and ask for written confirmation of your cancellation status. Request that they email you a cancellation receipt, which protects you if a charge appears later.
If TC2000 support does not help, escalate to your bank
If TC2000 refuses to cancel or refund an unauthorized charge, your bank is your backstop. Contact your credit card issuer's fraud or disputes department and explain that TC2000 continued charging after you cancelled. Provide your cancellation confirmation email and any support correspondence. Your bank can reverse the charge and investigate TC2000's billing practices. Under the Consumer Protection Act 1999, unauthorized charges are your bank's liability to dispute and resolve.
Your path forward: cancellation and peace of mind
Cancelling TC2000 is straightforward once you know where to look and what to verify. The subscription lives in your My Services tab, not in a "Delete Account" button. You uncheck every subscription and data feed, confirm the order, and your access continues until the end of your paid period. No surprise charges occur after that date if you have cancelled correctly.
Save your confirmation email, verify no charge hits your card after your renewal date, and you are done. If TC2000 charges you after cancellation, dispute it through your bank using your confirmation as proof. At Stopee, we have guided thousands of Malaysian users through exactly this process, and the vast majority cancel successfully on the first attempt when they follow these steps carefully.
Take 15 minutes now to cancel through your account, and you will never see another TC2000 charge again. Stopee exists to make this easier for you, and our cancellation guides help consumers everywhere reclaim control of their subscriptions.