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How to cancel todayistheday and avoid unwanted charges in the philippines

What is todayistheday and why you might want to cancel

Todayistheday is a motivational subscription service that delivers daily prompts, personal encouragement, and goal-tracking tools directly to your phone or computer. You pay a recurring fee to access an app or web platform designed to support your personal development journey. If the service no longer fits your routine or budget, canceling is your right-but the process isn't always straightforward, especially in the Philippines where the company offers limited local support.

What you're paying for with todayistheday

When you subscribe to Todayistheday, you're purchasing ongoing access to a digital motivational platform, not a one-time product. Your subscription renews on a set billing cycle-typically monthly-and charges repeat until you actively cancel. The service is built around personal growth content and tracking, so the value depends entirely on how often you use it and whether the daily prompts actually resonate with your goals.

Many users in the Philippines sign up through the Todayistheday website, Apple App Store, or Google Play, which means your billing source matters when you cancel. Each platform has its own cancellation process, and choosing the wrong method can leave your subscription active even after you think you've stopped it.

Key pricing and billing details for philippines users

Todayistheday charges a monthly subscription fee. The available plan information shows a 1-month plan at approximately USD $21.99 (roughly PHP 1,200-1,400, depending on current exchange rates). The company does not publish a clear breakdown of annual plans, quarterly options, or promotional pricing on its contact page, so you may need to log into your account to see all available choices before you cancel.

Billing happens monthly on the same date you signed up. Keep track of your renewal date-this is crucial because you must cancel before that date to avoid the next charge. If you miss the cutoff, you may need to request a refund from the company or your payment provider.

Your consumer rights and protection under philippine law

The Philippines protects your right to cancel subscriptions through the Consumer Act of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 7394), which requires businesses to disclose billing terms clearly and allow you to withdraw from recurring charges. Todayistheday must honor your cancellation request without penalty, and any refund owed to you is a matter of law, not goodwill.

What the consumer act of the philippines guarantees you

Under the Consumer Act, you have the right to demand clarity about your subscription terms, renewal dates, and cancellation procedures. If Todayistheday continues to charge you after you submit a cancellation request, or if the company fails to process your refund within a reasonable timeframe, you can escalate to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Consumer Protection Group. Stopee recommends documenting every cancellation attempt-screenshots, emails, dates, times-because these records are your proof if you need to file a complaint.

You also have the right to a refund if the service failed to deliver as promised or if you cancel within any grace period offered by the company. Most digital subscriptions in the Philippines do not offer automatic refunds after billing, but you can request one if the company breached its service agreement or if local consumer protection rules apply.

The department of trade and industry (DTI) as your escalation point

If Todayistheday refuses to cancel your subscription or denies a refund you believe you deserve, the DTI's Consumer Protection Group is your official avenue for complaint. You can file a case with the DTI if the company ignores your cancellation request or charges you after you've asked to stop. Stopee has observed that many subscription companies respond quickly once DTI involvement is mentioned, so keeping a record of your cancellation attempts is essential.

Methods to cancel todayistheday: which one works for you

You have three main cancellation pathways, and choosing the right one depends on where you signed up. Canceling through the wrong channel leaves your subscription active and your card exposed to repeat charges. Stopee helps users navigate this confusion daily, and the solution is straightforward: identify your billing source first, then use the matching cancellation method.

Cancel through the todayistheday website or app account settings

If you signed up directly on the Todayistheday website or in-app and paid with a credit card, debit card, or digital wallet, you can cancel directly through your account. This is often the fastest route because the company controls the entire process without relying on Apple or Google to process your request.

1. Go to the official Todayistheday website and log into your account with your email and password.
2. Navigate to Account Settings or Subscription Management (exact wording varies, but look for "Settings," "Billing," or "Subscription" in the menu).
3. Find the active subscription or plan section and select Cancel Subscription or Stop Billing.
4. Read the cancellation confirmation page carefully-the company may offer a discount to stay, but ignore it if you've decided to leave.
5. Confirm your cancellation. You should receive an immediate confirmation email at the address linked to your account.
6. Save this confirmation email and take a screenshot of the message confirming cancellation.

Pro tip: If the website doesn't show a clear cancellation button, email support@todayistheday.com with your account email, full name, and a request to cancel effective immediately. Include the date you want cancellation to take effect-this creates a paper trail if billing disputes arise.

Warning: Some users report that the website cancellation interface is unclear or doesn't load properly. If you encounter this, do not assume silence means cancellation worked. Proceed immediately to the email method to ensure your request is documented.

Cancel through apple app store (iOS users)

If you subscribed through the Apple App Store on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, Apple controls your subscription and billing. You must cancel through Apple's systems, not through the Todayistheday app itself, or your subscription will renew on schedule.

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
2. Tap your name or Apple ID profile icon at the top of the screen.
3. Select Subscriptions.
4. Find and tap Todayistheday in the list of active subscriptions.
5. Tap Cancel Subscription (or Manage in some versions, followed by Remove).
6. Select your reason for canceling if prompted, then confirm Confirm Cancellation.
7. You should see a message stating your subscription will end on [specific date]. Screenshot this confirmation.

Pro tip: Apple's confirmation is usually instant, but always check your email for a receipt labeled "Subscription Cancelled" or similar. If you don't receive one within 5 minutes, repeat the steps to confirm the action went through.

Warning: If you cancel mid-billing cycle, you typically keep access until your current billing period ends. Apple does not offer mid-cycle refunds for App Store subscriptions in most regions, including the Philippines, so canceling late in a month means forfeiting any unused days.

Cancel through google play (Android users)

Android users who subscribed through Google Play must cancel via the Google Play app or website. Like Apple, Google controls the subscription and you cannot stop it through the Todayistheday app alone.

1. Open the Google Play app on your Android device.
2. Tap your profile icon in the top right corner.
3. Select Manage Subscriptions or Subscriptions (exact wording depends on your Android version).
4. Find Todayistheday and tap it.
5. Select Cancel Subscription.
6. Choose a reason if prompted and confirm your cancellation.
7. You'll see a confirmation date when your access ends. Save a screenshot.

Alternatively, you can cancel through the Google Play website by visiting play.google.com, signing into your Google account, and navigating to Subscriptions, then following the same steps above.

Pro tip: Google Play typically sends a cancellation confirmation email within minutes. If you don't see one after 10 minutes, log back into Google Play and verify the subscription no longer appears in your active list.

Warning: Uninstalling the Todayistheday app does not cancel your subscription. Many users mistakenly believe deleting the app stops charges, but your subscription remains active until you formally cancel through your billing platform.

Cancel by email if direct methods fail

If the website or app cancellation pathway is broken or unclear, or if you prefer written confirmation, email Todayistheday support directly. This method creates a documented record of your cancellation request.

1. Open your email client and compose a new message to support@todayistheday.com.
2. Include your account email, full name, and phone number registered with Todayistheday.
3. Write a clear one-line subject: "Subscription Cancellation Request-Please Confirm."
4. State in the body: "I request immediate cancellation of my Todayistheday subscription. Please confirm cancellation and the effective date. Do not charge me after [specific date]."
5. Send the email and keep a copy in a folder called "Subscription Cancellations" for your records.
6. Expect a response within 2-5 business days. If you don't hear back within 7 days, send a follow-up email and include your original message.

Pro tip: Use registered or certified email if your email provider offers it-this creates a timestamp the company cannot dispute. Keep this email in a safe place; it's your proof if you need to file a DTI complaint.

What happens after you cancel todayistheday

Cancellation is not instantly invisible. Your subscription doesn't evaporate the moment you hit the button; instead, you receive a grace period and then lose access. Understanding this timeline prevents panic and ensures you're not charged again.

Your access after cancellation and what to download

After you submit a cancellation request, you typically retain access until the end of your current billing cycle. If you cancel on day 5 of a 30-day month, you keep using Todayistheday until day 30, then access stops. This is standard in the Philippines and across most subscription platforms.

Before your access ends, export or screenshot any personal data you want to keep-goal histories, journal entries, saved prompts, or notes. Todayistheday may not allow you to retrieve this information after cancellation, and the company is under no obligation to store it indefinitely.

• Screenshot any progress, goals, or achievements you want to remember.
• Export any data or reports if the app offers a download feature.
• Take notes on strategies or prompts that worked for you (so you can replicate them elsewhere).
• Verify your cancellation status one final time on your billing date to ensure no charge lands.

Handling unexpected charges after cancellation

It happens: you cancel, the confirmation arrives, but a charge still appears on your bank or card statement. This is frustrating, but you have a clear path to recovery in the Philippines.

If you're charged after your cancellation was confirmed, immediately contact your bank or card issuer and request a refund or chargeback. Provide your bank with the cancellation confirmation email and the unexpected charge details. Most banks in the Philippines, including those offering GCash and Maya services, reverse unauthorized charges within 5-10 business days if you dispute them in writing.

Simultaneously, send a follow-up email to support@todayistheday.com with the subject line "Refund Request-Unauthorized Charge After Cancellation." Include the charge amount, date, and your cancellation confirmation. Request a full refund and a written explanation of why the charge occurred. Set a deadline: "I expect a response and refund within 7 days."

Warning: Do not ignore the charge hoping it resolves itself. The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to dispute, and the company may claim you authorized a re-subscription.

Refund policy and your eligibility for a refund

Todayistheday does not publish a detailed refund policy on its website, which is a red flag. However, Philippine consumer law entitles you to a refund if certain conditions are met. Stopee recommends knowing your options before you contact the company.

When you can expect a refund

You may be eligible for a refund in the following scenarios:

• You cancel within a grace period offered by the company (often 14 days from signup for new accounts).
• The service failed to deliver as promised-for example, the app was down for days or features did not work.
• You were charged after submitting a valid cancellation request.
• You can demonstrate that the company breached its service agreement or misrepresented the subscription terms.
• You were charged without explicit consent (for example, a trial that auto-converted to paid without clear notification).

If none of these apply, Todayistheday is not legally required to refund you simply because you changed your mind. However, you can always request a goodwill refund-the company may honor it, especially if you're a long-term subscriber or if you cite a genuine hardship.

How to request a refund

Send a formal refund request email to support@todayistheday.com and reference the applicable reason from the list above. Be specific: include the exact charge amount, the date it posted to your account, and your subscription dates. Explain why you believe you're entitled to a refund under consumer law or the company's own terms.

The company should respond within 14 days. If they refuse or ignore you, escalate to the DTI Consumer Protection Group with your email correspondence and bank statements as evidence. Stopee has seen DTI complaints succeed in cases where companies ignored legitimate refund requests, so persistence and documentation are your best tools.

Common mistakes people make when canceling todayistheday

Cancellation feels stressful because the stakes are real-your money and your trust in the company are on the line. Many users sabotage their own cancellation by rushing through or assuming silence means success.

Mistake one: canceling through the wrong platform

The most frequent error is canceling on the Todayistheday website when you actually subscribed through Apple App Store, or vice versa. Canceling in one place doesn't stop billing through another. Your subscription remains active under the original platform's control, and the next billing date arrives unchanged.

Solution: Before you cancel, log into your bank or card statement and find the company name on the transaction. If it says "APPLE ITUNES" or "APPLE.COM," cancel through Apple. If it says "GOOGLE PLAY," cancel through Google. If it says "TODAYISTHEDAY" directly, cancel on the website. One charge tells you everything.

Mistake two: deleting the app instead of canceling the subscription

Removing the Todayistheday app from your phone is the digital equivalent of ignoring a bill collector's letter-the problem doesn't go away. The subscription stays alive in your account and billing continues. You've simply hidden the evidence.

Solution: Keep the app installed until your cancellation is confirmed. Use it to verify your subscription status one last time after you receive the cancellation email.

Mistake three: assuming a cancellation confirmation email means you're finished

Confirmation emails are great, but they're not absolute. Some platforms send a confirmation but fail to fully process the cancellation, especially if your account has outstanding payments or payment method issues. Always verify status on your next billing date by checking your bank statement.

Solution: Mark your calendar with your original renewal date. On that date, check your bank statement. If no charge appears, you're clear. If a charge does appear, immediately dispute it and contact support with your confirmation email as proof.

Mistake four: not saving proof of cancellation

Weeks or months later, you may need to prove you canceled and didn't authorize a charge. If you deleted the confirmation email or forgot to screenshot the cancellation page, the company can claim you authorized the subscription to continue.

Solution: Save every confirmation email in a dedicated folder. Take screenshots of the cancellation confirmation page and your account status showing "No Active Subscriptions." Store these files somewhere safe-cloud storage, a secure folder on your computer, or even printed copies. Stopee recommends maintaining a simple spreadsheet listing every subscription you've canceled, with dates and confirmation details.

Pricing table: todayistheday subscription plans

Stopee notes that the pricing displayed on the Todayistheday website may vary based on promotions, region, or your account history. Always confirm the exact amount before you submit payment, and log in regularly to catch any price increases before your renewal.

Checklist: confirm your cancellation is complete

Use this checklist to verify every step before you consider your cancellation done:

• Confirm your billing source (App Store, Google Play, or direct website charge).
• Cancel through the matching platform or email support if unsure.
• Receive and save the cancellation confirmation email or screenshot.
• Verify your account shows "No Active Subscriptions" or "Subscription Cancelled."
• Export or screenshot any personal data from the app before access ends.
• Mark your original renewal date on a calendar reminder.
• Check your bank statement on that date to confirm no charge posted.
• If a charge appears despite cancellation, immediately contact your bank and support@todayistheday.com.
• Keep all correspondence in a safe folder for 12 months.

Contact information and where to escalate if cancellation fails

If Todayistheday refuses your cancellation request or ignores your refund demand, use these contacts to escalate:

Pro tip: Before filing a DTI complaint, send one final email to support@todayistheday.com with a clear deadline: "I am requesting a response within 7 days. If I do not hear from you, I will file a formal complaint with the Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines." Many companies respond promptly once DTI involvement is mentioned.

Why people cancel todayistheday and whether it might be right for you

Cancellation reasons vary widely-budget cuts, app performance issues, lost motivation, or simply finding a better alternative. Understanding why you want to cancel helps you decide whether to leave permanently or pause temporarily.

Valid reasons to cancel

• The daily prompts no longer resonate with your current goals or lifestyle.
• The app frequently crashes, loads slowly, or experiences frequent outages.
• You've switched to a different motivation or habit-tracking tool that works better for you.
• Your budget no longer allows for a USD $21.99 monthly subscription.
• The service was marketed as a free trial that auto-converted to paid without clear consent.
• You've achieved your personal development goals and no longer need external prompts.

When you might want to keep todayistheday

If you're on the fence, ask yourself: Have I used the app in the past 7 days? Do the daily prompts genuinely improve my mood or productivity? Is the monthly cost affordable without sacrificing other needs? If you answer yes to all three, consider keeping it. If you hesitate on any question, cancel without guilt-your mental health and financial security come first.

Final guidance: take control of your subscriptions with stopee

Canceling Todayistheday is straightforward once you know which platform controls your billing. The real challenge is remembering to do it before the next charge arrives and staying organized so you never lose proof of your cancellation. Many subscription services rely on user inertia-the assumption that you'll forget to cancel and keep paying out of convenience. Don't let that be you.

Document everything, cancel through the correct platform, and verify the charge doesn't repeat. If the company resists or ignores you, the DTI and your bank are your allies. Stopee has helped thousands of consumers cancel unwanted subscriptions, resolve billing disputes, and recover overdue refunds. Whether you're canceling Todayistheday or any other service, the principles remain the same: know your rights, follow a clear process, and keep proof every step of the way.

Your money is yours to spend as you choose. Cancel with confidence, and remember that Stopee (stopee.com) is here to guide you through every step of the cancellation process in the Philippines.