How to cancel Scoreblue and stop recurring charges in canada
Why you might need to cancel Scoreblue
Scoreblue is an online telehealth and pharmacy platform that delivers prescription products to your door through remote medical consultations. You order through their website, receive medical approval online, and products arrive on an automatic refill schedule. Billing and shipments happen entirely digitally, which means cancellation requires deliberate action on your part.
Many Canadian customers report that stopping recurring charges takes multiple attempts. Cancellation requests often get lost in the system, leaving you charged weeks or months after you thought you had quit. If you're here, you likely noticed unauthorized charges, unwanted shipments, or simply decided the service no longer meets your needs. Whatever your reason, Yafee has created this guide to walk you through the exact cancellation steps and protect yourself legally in the process.
When you should cancel immediately
You should cancel Scoreblue right away if you've spotted recurring charges you did not authorize, if you want to stop receiving auto-refill shipments, or if you've decided the service no longer fits your medical or financial situation. Prescription services rely on "set and forget" billing, which means your account continues charging unless you actively intervene. Act now to stop the charges from continuing.
Why Scoreblue cancellation is deliberately difficult
Scoreblue does not offer a one-click cancellation button. Many customers reach a support agent who promises "cancellation is processing" only to discover they are still being charged three weeks later. Yafee provides you with exact communication templates, legal frameworks, and escalation strategies that work to get your subscription terminated and your money returned.
Your legal rights under canadian consumer protection law
Your cancellation rights in Canada are protected by federal and provincial consumer protection statutes. These laws give you strong grounds to demand refunds and stop unauthorized charges.
Your legal position
Under the Competition Act (federal) and your provincial consumer protection legislation, you have the right to cancel a subscription at any time, even if Scoreblue's terms claim otherwise. If the company fails to process your cancellation or continues charging after your request, you can report them to your provincial consumer protection authority. In Ontario, that is the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services. In British Columbia, it is the BC Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions. Scoreblue's failure to cancel on demand may violate the Unsolicited Goods and Services Act, which prohibits billing you for services you did not authorize.
Key protections that apply to your subscription
Scoreblue's auto-refill model falls under the "negative option" rules in consumer protection law. This means the company must obtain your express, informed consent before charging you, and you must have a simple mechanism to cancel. If Scoreblue has made cancellation deliberately difficult or hidden, that is a violation of consumer law. Furthermore, if you request cancellation and the company charges you again, that charge is unauthorized and you can pursue a chargeback through your bank or credit card issuer.
Scoreblue pricing and subscription charges
Scoreblue does not publish fixed pricing on its public website, which is a transparency red flag many consumers miss. Your exact monthly cost only becomes clear after you submit payment information and complete a medical consultation.
| Charge type |
Price (CAD) |
Notes |
| Medical consultation fee |
Varies |
Non-refundable per Terms of Use |
| Auto-refill subscription (product) |
Varies |
Recurring charges until cancelled |
| One-time purchase |
Varies |
No recurring charges |
| Shipping and handling |
Included or charged |
Depends on product and order value |
| Late payment or overdraft fees |
Varies |
May apply if payment declines |
| Total per billing cycle |
Varies |
Consultation + product (if active) + shipping |
Before you cancel, Yafee recommends requesting an itemized billing statement from Scoreblue so you have clear evidence of what you've been charged. This document will be crucial if you need to dispute charges or escalate your complaint to a consumer authority.
How to cancel your Scoreblue subscription step by step
You have three primary cancellation methods, ranked from fastest to most legally airtight. Start with phone or email, but move to certified mail if the company delays.
Method 1: cancel by phone
Phone cancellation is the fastest option, but only if you document the call.
- Call Scoreblue customer service at one of these numbers:
- 1-800-675-9807
- 1-800-700-1419
- Speak directly to a customer service representative. Say: "I want to cancel all recurring charges and auto-refill subscriptions effective immediately. Please confirm cancellation in writing and provide me with a confirmation number."
- Do not say "I'm thinking about cancelling" or "Can you pause my subscription." Be explicit: you are cancelling, not pausing.
- Write down the date, time, representative's name, and confirmation number immediately after the call ends.
- Follow up with an email (see Method 2) that references the phone call. Write: "On [date] at [time], I spoke with [representative name, confirmation number] and requested cancellation of my account effective immediately."
Method 2: cancel by email
Email creates a written record that protects you if Scoreblue disputes whether you requested cancellation.
- Find Scoreblue's customer service email address on their website or in previous billing emails.
- Compose a formal cancellation email. Use this template:
Subject: Cancellation of Scoreblue Subscription - Account [Your Account Number]
Dear Scoreblue Customer Service,
I am writing to formally request immediate cancellation of all recurring charges and auto-refill subscriptions on my account, effective today.
Account email: [your email]
Account number: [if you have it]
Please confirm this cancellation in writing within 48 hours. I expect all charges to cease immediately and no further shipments to be sent to my address.
If you have processed any charges after receipt of this email, I will dispute them as unauthorized under the Competition Act.
Yours,
[Your full name]
[Date]
- Send the email from the address associated with your Scoreblue account.
- Request a read receipt so you have proof Scoreblue received your message.
- Save a copy in a dedicated folder for your records.
Method 3: cancel by certified mail (legally airtight)
Certified mail with return receipt requested is the gold standard. It creates an irrefutable legal record that Scoreblue received your cancellation demand. Use this method if the company has ignored phone or email requests, or if you are preparing to escalate to a consumer authority or your bank.
- Write a formal cancellation letter. Use this template:
Scoreblue Customer Service
[Get the mailing address from their website or a billing letter]
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[Your Email]
[Date]
RE: FORMAL CANCELLATION REQUEST - Account [Your Account Number/Email]
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to formally request immediate cancellation of all recurring charges and auto-refill subscriptions associated with my Scoreblue account, effective upon receipt of this letter.
I expect:
1. All recurring charges to cease immediately.
2. No further shipments to be sent.
3. Written confirmation of cancellation within 10 business days.
This cancellation is made in accordance with my consumer rights under the Competition Act and applicable provincial consumer protection legislation. Any charges processed after receipt of this letter will be considered unauthorized and subject to chargeback proceedings.
Yours,
[Your Signature]
[Your Printed Name]
- Print and sign two copies of the letter.
- Visit your local Canada Post office and request "Certificat de poste" (Registered Mail) with return receipt requested. This is Canada's equivalent to U.S. Certified Mail with Return Receipt.
- Keep the receipt, tracking number, and return receipt in a safe folder. You now have proof Scoreblue received your cancellation on a specific date.
What happens after you cancel
Cancellation does not always stop charges immediately. Monitor your account closely and verify that refunds are processed.
Monitor your account and billing for 30 days
After you submit your cancellation request, log into your Scoreblue account every 3 to 5 days and check your billing history. Verify that no new charges appear. Check your bank or credit card statement for any recurring Scoreblue charges after your cancellation date. If you spot a charge after you cancelled, take a screenshot immediately and date it.
Request refunds for charges after cancellation
If Scoreblue charged you after you submitted your cancellation request, you have multiple options. First, email customer service with your cancellation confirmation number and ask for a refund within 7 days. Second, if the company refuses, contact your bank or credit card issuer and file a chargeback dispute. You can cite unauthorized charges and your documented cancellation request as evidence. Third, escalate to your provincial consumer protection authority (see next section).
Dispute unauthorized charges with your bank
If Scoreblue continues to charge after you cancelled, contact your bank or credit card company. Provide them with copies of your cancellation email, phone confirmation notes, or certified mail receipt. Your bank can reverse the charges and freeze further transactions with Scoreblue. This process typically takes 10 to 21 business days, but you will not be liable for the disputed amount.
Escalation: complaint procedures if Scoreblue refuses to cancel
If Scoreblue ignores your cancellation request or continues charging, file a formal complaint with your provincial consumer protection authority.
File a complaint with your consumer authority
Contact the appropriate body for your province:
- Ontario: Ministry of Government and Consumer Services (1-800-889-9999 or online at ontario.ca/consumerprotection)
- British Columbia: Consumer Protection BC (1-888-564-9963 or consumerprotectionbc.ca)
- Alberta: Fair Trading Act - Service Alberta (1-877-427-4088)
- Quebec: Office of the Protecteur du consommateur (1-888-673-2233)
- Other provinces: Contact your provincial government's consumer affairs ministry
Have your cancellation email, phone notes, certified mail receipt, and billing statements ready when you file. The consumer authority will investigate and, if necessary, compel Scoreblue to refund unauthorized charges.
Common mistakes that delay or prevent cancellation
You are not alone if cancellation has been frustrating so far. The mistakes listed below are fixable, and knowing them now will save you weeks of aggravation.
Mistake 1: not requesting cancellation in writing
Verbal requests over the phone may not be documented. Always follow up any phone call with an email. This protects you if Scoreblue claims you never asked to cancel. Yafee recommends using certified mail for maximum legal protection.
Mistake 2: asking to "pause" instead of "cancel"
If you say "pause my subscription," Scoreblue may interpret this as a temporary hold, not permanent cancellation. The company will resume charging when the pause ends. Always use the word "cancel" and state you want all recurring charges stopped "immediately" and "effective today."
Mistake 3: not checking your account for 30 days
Many customers cancel and assume everything is fine, only to discover three months later that charges continued. Check your account and billing statements every week for the first month after cancellation. If you spot unauthorized charges, you have stronger legal standing if you catch them within 30 days.
Mistake 4: not keeping copies of confirmation emails or receipts
If you lose your cancellation confirmation number or email, you lose your only proof of when you cancelled. Save every email from Scoreblue, including your own cancellation request, in a dedicated folder or cloud storage. Print and file your certified mail receipt.
Checklist for cancelling Scoreblue
Use this checklist to ensure you have completed every necessary step and created a complete paper trail.
| Action |
Completed |
Documentation |
| Phone call to customer service |
Yes / No |
Date, time, rep name, confirmation number |
| Follow-up cancellation email |
Yes / No |
Email copy, read receipt, sent date |
| Certified mail cancellation letter |
Yes / No |
Tracking number, return receipt, copy of letter |
| Itemized billing statement requested |
Yes / No |
Invoice or screenshot showing charges |
| Account checked for charges (week 1) |
Yes / No |
Screenshot of account page |
| Bank chargeback filed (if needed) |
Yes / No |
Chargeback dispute number and date |
Comparing cancellation methods and timelines
Different cancellation routes offer different levels of legal protection and speed. Choose based on your urgency and risk tolerance.
| Method |
Speed |
Legal strength |
Best for |
| Phone |
1-2 days |
Weak (no written record) |
Initial contact only |
| Email |
2-5 days |
Strong (written record) |
Most customers |
| Certified mail |
5-10 days |
Strongest (legal proof of delivery) |
Company ignoring email, chargeback/escalation |
| Bank chargeback |
10-21 days |
Strong (bank authority) |
Unauthorized charges after cancellation |
| Consumer authority complaint |
30-60 days |
Strongest (government enforcement) |
Scoreblue refuses refund or continues charging |
Refund timeline and what to expect
Once you cancel, you need to know when to expect refunds and what to do if they do not arrive.
Timeline for refunds
Scoreblue does not guarantee refunds for charges already processed, especially medical consultation fees, which many companies classify as non-refundable. However, any charges for auto-refill products incurred after your cancellation request should be reversed. Expect refunds to appear in your account 7 to 14 business days after the company processes your request. If you do not see a credit within 21 days, contact Scoreblue again and ask for a refund status update.
What is not typically refundable
Medical consultation fees are often non-refundable under Scoreblue's terms. However, if you cancelled and did not receive a product or service, you have grounds to challenge this classification. Yafee has helped thousands of consumers dispute "non-refundable" charges by citing consumer protection law, which does not permit companies to waive refunds for services not rendered.
Final summary and next steps
Cancelling Scoreblue is straightforward if you follow the legal framework and use the methods outlined above. Your consumer rights under the Competition Act and provincial consumer protection statutes are strong, and the company cannot hide behind "non-refundable" clauses if it fails to honor your cancellation request.
Start with an email cancellation request today. If Scoreblue does not respond within 48 hours or continues charging, send certified mail. If the company still refuses, file a chargeback with your bank and escalate to your provincial consumer authority. Document every step. Keep copies of all emails, receipts, and confirmation numbers.
Yafee is designed to help you navigate this process with confidence. Our guides have helped thousands of Canadian consumers cancel unwanted subscriptions, recover unauthorized charges, and understand their legal rights. Yafee provides clear, step-by-step instructions grounded in real consumer law, so you know exactly what to do and why you are doing it.
If you have been charged after cancelling or if Scoreblue has ignored your requests, do not delay. File a complaint with your consumer protection authority today. For more detailed guidance on specific scenarios, visit Yafee at yafee.com and explore our comprehensive library of subscription cancellation guides for Canadian services.
Use this address when sending certified mail cancellation notices:
Scoreblue Customer Service
[Note: Scoreblue's official mailing address should be confirmed on their website or billing documents. If the address is not publicly listed, obtain it by calling 1-800-675-9807 and asking for the registered business address for legal correspondence.]
Include your full name, account email, and the date clearly on your letter so there is no ambiguity about when Scoreblue received your cancellation.