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Cancel your ComEd subscription by mail

Cancelling ComEd means putting it in writing; the company takes requests by mailed letter, and a tracked one leaves a clear record. ComEd receives written requests in Chicago, United States.

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We write your letter, mail it by certified mail the next business day, and confirm when the cancellation went through. You keep the signed proof.

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How to cancel ComEd by mail

  1. Get your account details together

    Put the name and email on the account and, if you have one, an account or customer number in front of you before you write: the request to ComEd is only as good as the details it quotes.

  2. Set out the request

    Ask ComEd to cancel the account, stop all further charges and confirm in writing. Postbye prepares the letter from our English template, with the subject line “Subject: Subscription termination – ComEd”.

  3. Send it by certified mail

    Take the letter to the post office and ask for certified delivery to 60680-5398 Chicago. Keep the tracking number it gives you.

  4. Save the tracking record

    The receipt dates your request. Look at your next statement for any ComEd charge after that date.

With Postbye, steps 2 to 4 take about two minutes of your time.

Where your ComEd cancellation letter goes

ComEd10 54th Floor S Dearborn StreetChicago, IL 60680-5398

ComEd can be reached by post at 10 54th Floor S Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 60680-5398.

With ZIP 60680-5398, the address sits in Illinois and the letter never leaves the United States postal system.

The letter is addressed “To Whom It May Concern,” and its details block uses the labels Name, Address and E-mail.

Prefer to write it yourself? Use our letter template

Every address we hold for ComEd, with the envelope wording

Before you cancel ComEd, check these

  • If an app store or phone carrier bills you, the company cannot cancel it. Cancel with that partner as well.
  • Cancelling usually ends access at the end of the period you paid for, so you keep what you paid for until then.
  • Use the same name and email as on the account. A mismatch can delay the request.

Several states set rules for subscriptions that renew on their own. See what yours requires in automatic renewal laws by state.

Let Postbye cancel ComEd for you

We write your letter, mail it by certified mail the next business day, and confirm when the cancellation went through. You keep the signed proof.

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How cancelling by mail works

Most subscriptions keep billing until someone tells the company to stop, and a dated letter is proof that somebody did.

A letter is the formal route: it states the request in writing, carries a date and, sent by certified mail, comes with proof of delivery.

ComEd cancellation at a glance

How ComEd accepts cancellations
By mailed letter
Mailing address on file
ComEd 10 54th Floor S Dearborn Street Chicago, IL 60680-5398
Country
United States
Letter language
English (template en)
Added to the database
April 30, 2026
Data last checked

ComEd cancellation questions

Where do I send my ComEd cancellation letter?

Address the letter to ComEd, 10 54th Floor S Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 60680-5398.

How long does a cancellation letter to ComEd take?

ComEd's address is in Illinois. USPS states that First-Class Mail is delivered in 1 to 5 days. The delivery receipt records the day your letter actually arrived, and that is the date to quote. USPS: First-Class Mail

What do I need to cancel ComEd?

Have the name and email on the account and, if you have one, an account or customer number to hand. The details in the letter need to match what ComEd has on file.

Will ComEd confirm my cancellation?

The letter asks ComEd to end the account, stop further charges and confirm in writing, but a reply is not guaranteed. What you can rely on is the delivery receipt: it shows the date ComEd received the request. If a charge posts after that date, quote the receipt with your copy of the letter.