You can cancel your The Real World 2.0 account (formerly known as The Real World) at any time.
- Go to the Login page and sign in to your account.
- Click or tap your profile icon in the top right corner to open your account settings. Then select “My Membership”.
- Scroll to the bottom and tap or click Quit.
That’s it! A confirmation email will be sent to the email on the account.
Note: This is the only way to cancel your account and end your membership. Signing out of your account or deleting the The Real World 2.0 app doesn’t cancel your account.
You won’t be charged again unless you restart your account. If you cancel with time left in your billing period, you can use The Real World 2.0 until the account cancels automatically at the end of the billing period.
If you’re facing issues canceling your The Real World 2.0 account, message the live chat support team:
- Click the question mark icon in the top-right of the app (desktop).
- Or tap the yellow live chat icon in the bottom-right after opening your profile settings (mobile).
If you cancel with time left in your billing period, you can use The Real World 2.0 until the end of the billing period.
If you purchased your The Real World 2.0 subscription using cryptocurrency, you do not need to do anything. Crypto payments are not recurring and must be made manually to keep the membership active, so they do not need to be canceled.
There is currently no option to pause your membership in The Real World 2.0. If you cancel or choose not to renew, your membership will remain active until the end of your current billing period. After that, it will become inactive, and inactive accounts may be deleted if not reactivated.
You can rejoin at any time and regain access to your account, provided it hasn’t been deleted yet.
Follow these steps to rejoin The Real World 2.0:
- Visit our pricing page.
- Choose your preferred membership plan and proceed to the checkout page.
- Complete the checkout process using the same email address you used to sign up originally.
Note: Be sure to use the same email address you used during your initial sign-up. This ensures you regain access to the correct account.