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Cancel Evil Angel: The Right Way
How to cancel evil angel in new zealand and understand your refund rights
What evil angel is and why new zealand subscribers cancel
Evil Angel is an adult content subscription service operated from the United States that charges subscribers in USD for recurring access to digital videos and related material. If you've subscribed from New Zealand, you're likely paying in USD converted by your card issuer - and if you've decided to cancel, Stopee is here to guide you through the process step by step.
Many New Zealand subscribers cancel because they no longer use the service, want to reduce spending, or discover billing charges they didn't authorise. The good news is that cancellation is straightforward once you know which billing method the company used to charge you.
How evil angel bills subscribers
Evil Angel handles billing in one of three ways: directly through their own website, through third-party payment processors like CCBill or Epoch, or via your mobile device's app store (Apple App Store or Google Play). Identifying which method charged you is the first step to cancelling successfully - and Stopee's process guide will help you pinpoint it.
Why cancellation method matters
If you cancel only your Evil Angel account without cancelling the actual subscription at its source (whether that's Evil Angel's system, CCBill, Epoch, or your app store), billing may continue. Each pathway requires a different cancellation step, so following the correct method is essential to stop charges.
Evil angel pricing and what you're paying in new zealand
Evil Angel publishes pricing in US dollars, and charges are typically converted to NZD by your bank when you subscribe from New Zealand.
| Subscription type | Billing frequency | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Standard membership | Monthly or longer terms | USD (converted to NZD) |
| Trial or promotional offer | Usually 1-7 days | USD (converted to NZD) |
| Gift or reseller purchase | Varies by retailer | Varies by retailer |
Check your bank or card statement for the exact amount you've been charged. The merchant name will usually show as "Evil Angel," "CCBill," or "Epoch" - this tells you which cancellation method to use.
How to cancel evil angel: step-by-step by billing method
Your cancellation route depends on where the charges originate; Stopee recommends identifying your billing method first, then following the matching steps below.
Cancel if billed directly through evil angel's website
If your statement shows "Evil Angel" as the merchant, you subscribed directly on their site and must cancel there.
- Visit Evil Angel's official website and log into your account using your email and password.
- If you've forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Password" link on the login page and check your email for a reset link.
- Navigate to your account settings or profile menu (usually in the top right corner or under "My Account").
- Look for sections labelled "Subscriptions," "Billing," "My Membership," or "Manage Subscription."
- Click "Cancel Subscription" or "Cancel Membership" and follow any on-screen prompts to confirm.
- Evil Angel may ask for feedback about why you're cancelling; this is optional, but answering can sometimes trigger a retention offer.
- Take a screenshot or copy of the cancellation confirmation page and save it or email it to yourself.
- Pro tip: This proof is invaluable if a charge appears after cancellation - you can dispute it with your bank using this confirmation.
- Check your email for a cancellation confirmation message from Evil Angel.
- If you don't receive one within a few hours, log back in to verify the subscription shows as cancelled.
Cancel if billed through CCBill or epoch
If your bank statement shows "CCBill" or "Epoch" as the merchant (even though the content is Evil Angel), the third-party processor handles your billing, and you must cancel there directly.
- Visit the CCBill or Epoch support portal on your billing processor's website.
- CCBill: Go to ccbill.com and log in with your email or membership ID.
- Epoch: Go to epochconverge.com and locate the customer support or subscription management area.
- Enter your email address, card number (last 4 digits), or subscription ID to locate your subscription.
- Pro tip: If you don't remember your subscription ID, check your last bank statement for a reference number or transaction ID.
- Select your Evil Angel subscription from the list of active subscriptions.
- You may see multiple subscriptions if you've signed up for other services through the same processor; select only Evil Angel.
- Click "Cancel," "Unsubscribe," or "Terminate Subscription" and confirm the action.
- The processor will usually offer a confirmation number; save this for your records.
- Verify cancellation by checking the processor's portal again after a few hours, or wait for a cancellation email.
- Warning: If Evil Angel was your only reason for using the processor, cancelling your Evil Angel subscription does not automatically close your processor account; you can leave it dormant.
Cancel if subscribed via apple app store or google play
If you subscribed through an app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device, the app store (not Evil Angel) manages your subscription, and you must cancel in your device's settings.
- On iPhone or iPad: Open the Settings app, tap your name at the top, select "Subscriptions," find "Evil Angel," and tap "Cancel Subscription."
- Confirm the cancellation by following any on-screen prompts.
- On Android: Open Google Play, tap your profile icon, select "Payments and subscriptions," then "Subscriptions," find "Evil Angel," and tap "Cancel subscription."
- Confirm the cancellation.
- Save a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation in your device's photo library or cloud storage.
- Pro tip: App Store and Google Play cancellations are immediate, but your access remains active until the end of your current billing cycle.
What happens to your access and account after you cancel
Cancellation does not mean instant loss of access; understanding what changes helps you plan your viewing and avoid surprise bills.
Your access during the billing period
When you cancel, Evil Angel typically allows you to keep viewing content until the end of your current billing period. If you're charged on the 15th of each month and you cancel on the 20th, you remain a subscriber until the 15th of the next month.
After the billing period ends, your access stops automatically and you will not be charged again, provided cancellation was processed correctly at the source (Evil Angel, CCBill, Epoch, or app store - not just on the Evil Angel account itself).
Your account profile and data
Cancelling your subscription does not delete your account profile or viewing history. Evil Angel's servers retain your account information, which can be useful if you ever want to reactivate; however, if you prefer to remove your personal data, you may contact Evil Angel's support team to request account deletion (though deletion is a separate process from cancellation).
Warning: Deleting your account does not cancel a subscription if billing is handled by a third-party processor; you must cancel the subscription separately through CCBill, Epoch, or the app store, then request account deletion if desired.
Will you get a refund after cancellation?
Refund eligibility is limited; Evil Angel's stated policy generally does not include refunds for cancelled subscriptions, but New Zealand consumer law provides some protections worth understanding.
Evil angel's refund policy
Evil Angel does not offer pro-rata refunds (partial refunds for unused days or weeks). Once you cancel, you keep access until the end of your billing period, but no money is returned to your card.
If you were charged twice in a single billing cycle or charged after cancellation was confirmed, contact Evil Angel's support immediately with your cancellation confirmation and bank statement as proof.
Refunds through third-party processors
If you subscribed through CCBill or Epoch, refund policies may differ from Evil Angel's policy. Contact the processor's support team directly to inquire about refund eligibility; some processors may offer refunds within a short window (e.g., 7-14 days) if you can demonstrate a billing error or unauthorised charge.
New zealand consumer rights and refunds
As a New Zealand consumer, you're protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 and the Fair Trading Act 1986. These laws state that goods and services must be supplied as described and be of acceptable quality.
If Evil Angel failed to supply the service as advertised (e.g., you were unable to access content, or the service was unavailable), or if you were charged without authorisation, you may have grounds for a refund or chargeback. Stopee recommends documenting any service failures and gathering screenshots before escalating.
For billing errors, contact your bank to dispute the charge; your bank can initiate a chargeback if Evil Angel or the processor refuses to issue a refund. New Zealand banks typically allow disputes within 120 days of the transaction.
Common mistakes to avoid when cancelling evil angel
Cancellation feels straightforward, but small oversights can leave you subscribed and charged; these mistakes are avoidable with care.
Cancelling only your account, not the subscription
Logging out of your Evil Angel account or changing your password does not cancel the subscription. You must explicitly click "Cancel Subscription" on the Evil Angel website, CCBill, Epoch, or app store - silence is not cancellation.
Not identifying the correct billing source
If you cancel your Evil Angel account but the subscription is billed through CCBill, charges will continue because you only cancelled your access, not the billing agreement. Check your bank statement now to see which merchant name appears, then follow the matching cancellation method.
Forgetting to save proof
Screenshots and confirmation numbers matter. If a charge appears after you've cancelled, you'll need proof to dispute it with your bank. Take screenshots of every confirmation page and save cancellation emails.
Not checking for confirmation email
Always wait for a confirmation email from Evil Angel, CCBill, Epoch, or your app store. If you don't receive one within 24 hours, log back in and check whether the subscription still shows as active. If it does, cancel again or contact support.
Your consumer rights in new zealand and escalation options
If Evil Angel or a billing processor refuses to cancel your subscription or issue a refund you believe you're entitled to, New Zealand law and consumer authorities are on your side.
Consumer guarantees act 1993
This law protects you when you buy goods or services in New Zealand. If Evil Angel failed to provide the service as described or the service was faulty, you may be entitled to a refund, replacement, or repair.
Fair trading act 1986
This law prohibits misleading or deceptive conduct in trade. If Evil Angel misrepresented billing terms, hidden auto-renewal in fine print, or failed to honour a cancellation request, you may have a complaint.
Escalation steps with the commerce commission
If Evil Angel or the billing processor refuses to help, contact the Commerce Commission, New Zealand's consumer protection authority. You can lodge a complaint online at comcom.govt.nz or call 0800 943 600. Stopee recommends having your account details, bank statements, and cancellation proof ready before reaching out.
Chargeback through your bank
If charges continue after cancellation, contact your New Zealand bank and request a chargeback or dispute for unauthorised transactions. Banks typically allow disputes within 120 days; provide your cancellation confirmation as evidence. This is often faster than waiting for Evil Angel's support team to respond.
Your checklist before and after cancelling
Use this checklist to ensure you've taken every step correctly and won't face surprise charges.
| Action | Completed? |
|---|---|
| Identified the billing merchant on your last bank statement (Evil Angel, CCBill, Epoch, or app store) | ☐ |
| Logged into the correct cancellation portal (Evil Angel website, CCBill, Epoch, or app store) | ☐ |
| Clicked "Cancel Subscription" and confirmed the action | ☐ |
| Saved a screenshot or confirmation number | ☐ |
| Received a cancellation email or checked the portal to verify cancellation | ☐ |
| Verified no charge appears on your bank statement 1-5 days after the billing period end date | ☐ |
Why new zealand consumers trust stopee for cancellation guidance
Subscription services are designed to keep billing active; companies profit when cancellation is hard or unclear. Stopee exists to demystify that process and ensure you keep control of your money and data.
Whether you're cancelling Evil Angel, another adult content service, a streaming platform, or a gym membership, Stopee has helped thousands of New Zealand consumers cancel subscriptions quickly, avoid unexpected charges, and recover refunds they were entitled to. Our step-by-step guides are written by consumer advocates who understand dark patterns, hidden billing, and your rights under New Zealand law.
If you need help with another subscription cancellation, or if Evil Angel refuses to cancel, visit Stopee.com to find guides for hundreds of services and speak with our support team. You deserve clarity, control, and respect from the companies you pay - and Stopee is here to make sure you get it.