Stopping wish automatic payments?

pawprints1986
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I am very uncomfortable with the idea of Wish being able to just process purchases on a swipe... i know theres a way to go into my account settings and deactivate wish from my recurring payments... but i want to permanently opt out of automatic payments, and have to type in my password for each purchase, on every site preferrably. removing it the way ive found is only temporary and its considered automatic again as soon as i purchase another item. Is there a way to do completely remove automatic payment? A swipe is not secure enough for my liking at all... 

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Ajsweet
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Was this ever solved because i am having the same issue

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DarkMaiden84
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Go to paypal, then settings, then payments, then manage automatic payments.

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amethyst01
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PayPal Employee

Hi pawprints1986,

 

 

Thank you for contacting PayPal.

 

From your PayPal app, here’s how to cancel a billing agreement, automatic recurring payment or subscription:

  1. Tap More at the bottom of your home screen.
  2. Tap Manage your subscriptions and more.
  3. Tap the plan you want to cancel.
  4. Tap Cancel payments.
  5. Tap Cancel Subscription.

To remove the payment method for this subscription, tap Remove.

From your computer, here’s how:

  1. Click Settings 

     

     at the top of the page.
  2. Click Payments.
  3. Click Manage pre-approved payments.
  4. Select the merchant's name or email address.
  5. Click Cancel.

If the payment has already completed, you can request a refund from the seller.

Note: some of our large merchants have different billing agreement cancellation policies. Before cancelling a billing agreement, please reach out to merchant.

 

Hope this helps. Always stay safe.

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Beritwb
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Pressing "more" there is only two options QR and collections, nothing about payments.
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Lorte_WISH
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Member

It is not a solution. It is a after you lost the money, you can cancel it until next time you are using PayPal.... DON't use PayPal on Wish.com! That is a solution.

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Kaganhudayar
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I have an auto billing issue with WISH, which I DID NOT even sign up for.  Don't shop on it at all.  I had over $4000 in auto charges to my account over a single weekend, and Paypal has refused to deny the transactions, effectively stealing money from my account on behalf of WISH.  This is HORRIBLE.  As soon as I saw the transaction emails, I tried to cancel, but to no avail.  I tried contacting someone, but no luck over the weekend.  So, I removed my debit card, and attempted to remove my bank acct, which Paypal would not authorize.  I contacted a CSR from Paypal the next morning, and they removed all the fake addresses which were added to my acct, and assured me that they would deny the charges.  But when the bank denied the charges, one of them went through on a debit card.  The same one I had immediately removed from my paypal acct.  I contact paypal again......and received this message:

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Paypal DOES NOT protect our accounts.  And when fraud occurs, they refuse to correct the issue!

 

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69Es
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Contributor
So glad i found this, on the wish account you cant delete your paypal. I found that most disturbing, not being able to delete the paypal option, and being able to order with 1 click, no password or anything....
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BlueFox42
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Had the same problem, just fixed it. Log in > Menu > Settings > Payments > Manage your automatic payments > find 'Wish' in the list and click/tap it > Cancel. Done!
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69Es
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Done.....until you buy something again on wish. You need to do this after every purchase, or the automatic payment is back to active.
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