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Cancel your Trade Aid subscription by mail

To end a Trade Aid subscription you write to them: Trade Aid handles cancellations by post. Trade Aid receives written requests in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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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 Trade Aid by mail

  1. Collect the details you need

    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 Trade Aid has on file.

  2. Prepare the letter

    Ask Trade Aid 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: Cancellation Request – [your name]”.

  3. Post the letter

    Address the envelope to Trade Aid, Christchurch, exactly as printed in the next section. Certified mail gives you a tracking number and a delivery record.

  4. Keep the proof of delivery

    File the receipt with the letter. A Trade Aid charge dated after delivery is the one to dispute, and these two documents are what you quote.

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

Where your Trade Aid cancellation letter goes

Trade Aid174 Gayhurst Road; Dallington8640 ChristchurchNew Zealand

Written requests to Trade Aid go to 174 Gayhurst Road; Dallington, 8640 Christchurch, New Zealand.

The envelope is going to Christchurch in Canterbury, New Zealand, so the postcode 8640 must be on the front.

Your name, address and email appear in a short block labelled Account holder, Billing address on file and Email on file, under the greeting “To Whom It May Concern,”.

Prefer to write it yourself? Use our letter template

Every address we hold for Trade Aid, with the envelope wording

Before you cancel Trade Aid, check these

  • Look for annual or multi-month plans. A plan paid in advance usually runs to the end of the period you paid for.
  • Write well before the next billing date. A request that arrives after it can leave one more charge on your statement.
  • If an app store or phone carrier bills you, the company cannot cancel it. Cancel with that partner as well.

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

Let Postbye cancel Trade Aid 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

A subscription ends when the company records your request, not when you stop using it, and a letter is the record you can show later.

A mailed letter is slower than a phone call but it is the version that proves what you asked for and when.

Trade Aid cancellation at a glance

How Trade Aid accepts cancellations
By mailed letter
Mailing address on file
Trade Aid 174 Gayhurst Road; Dallington 8640 Christchurch New Zealand
Country
New Zealand
Letter language
English (template en-generic)
Added to the database
September 28, 2026
Data last checked

Trade Aid cancellation questions

Where do I send my Trade Aid cancellation letter?

Address the letter to Trade Aid, 174 Gayhurst Road; Dallington, 8640 Christchurch, New Zealand.

What do I need to cancel Trade Aid?

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 Trade Aid has on file.

Will Trade Aid confirm my cancellation?

The letter asks Trade Aid 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 Trade Aid received the request. If a charge posts after that date, quote the receipt with your copy of the letter.