Here is the link to cancel your membership.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription scroll way down to bottom (look for cancel billing)

If you have any websites hosted here, make sure to find hosting for them. Backup your sites first. All in one Migration or Updraft Plus work well.

We will miss you.

Hi Graham
Also note that when you are ready to cancel please do so before your renewal date.
As payments are automatic to your selected account you have given best to cancel at least a few days min to your renewal date.
If you are using Paypal also cancel within Paypal as well so you are not automatically charged.

Once canceled your membership will cease on your renewal date.

Good luck and wishing you both well

Andre

Hi Graham

Sorry to see you want to cancel. The process is easy to follow just click on your profile picture then account settings and then subscription - you will need to scroll to the bottom of the screen to click on delete.

Hope you come back soon!

Blessings
Louise

You can go here

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription

And cancel billing.

To cancel membership needs to be done by you.

Go to your profile image top right then click subscription and you can cancel there. do note if you own your own website and have it hosted here you need to move that to another hosting before you cancel otherwise you will be locked out.
The link below will take you to your subscription area.

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/account/subscription

Sorry to hear you go but you are always welcome to come back anytime as a premium member.

You may also find this useful to read from Kyle regarding moving the website to another hosting platform. What happens to my hosting if I cancel my membership at wa?

Great question and excellent answers. Helped me a lot. Thank you

Good question Graham and, as usual, great answers too!
Mark

You can get royalty free images from Unsplash, Pixabay, Pexels and even Smithsonian. Down them to your hard drive and you have access to them.

Hi - here's a clever trick. Go to Site Content and create a "pretend" post. Load it up with as many of the images from Site Content that you would like. Now, publish as normal. Immediately, log in to WordPress and delete the post. The post will have gone, but all the images from it will be added to your media library to use whenever you want.

if you make a dummy post and then save it as a template.
add images you want on your site then publish it - the images are added to your media ibrary -so you can access them on your site.
then delete the published post on your site and in sitecontent - or add it to a images bucket.
then you can call up that template to add more images anytime you want - note the images are all taken from free sites like pexels - just hover over the image to see where they come from - you can then visit these sites outsde of wa if you want to...
good luck
phil

Interesting question, Graham. You already have some good answers.

Wilson

Great question. Following for the answer

Oooooh, I'm no copyright lawyer Graham but my considered answer would be yes it still is.

This might help....

https://www.quora.com/If-you-take-an-image-from-the-web-modify-it-using-tools-like-Photoshop-then-use-it-would-it-still-count-as-copyright-infringement-How-do-photo-owners-protect-their-photos-on-the-web-and-keep-track-of-who-uses-their-images-without-permission

Mark

It's always been my understanding that you can use someone else's work as long as you give them credit. I have used a few photos and in the caption, I cite the original artist, or if it's someone's pattern I use their name in the citation.

Carrie

I believe so Graham.

If the photo is copyrighted it means we can't use any reproduction of that photo also.

Andy.