Where to send your YS cancellation letter
Read the addresses on this page next to the full guide to cancelling YS.
Read the addresses on this page next to the full guide to cancelling YS.
The addresses below are what our database holds for YS, first the one a cancellation letter belongs to in Oslo, then the others, so you can tell them apart.
Where the letter goesMailing address
YSPostboks 9232 Grønland0134 OsloNorwayThe Norway address on file for YS. Postal code 0134.
Address the envelope to Postboks 9232 Grønland, 0134 Oslo, Norway. Everything on those lines matters for the sorting machines, so nothing is abbreviated by hand.
Top-left, your own name and address. A return address is what the post office needs to send the letter back if YS has moved.
Certified, not courier: buy it at the counter, keep the postmarked slip, and the letter to Oslo is traceable from the article number until it is signed for.
Keep your copy of the letter, the receipt and the delivery record in one place. The delivery date is the one to quote if the account is billed again.
Copy the letter below onto one page, fill in the name and email on the account and, if you have one, an account or customer number, and it is ready for the envelope. Our template builds the same letter on screen.
[Your name] [Your street address] [City, State ZIP] [Your email address]
[Date]
YS Postboks 9232 Grønland 0134 Oslo Norway
To whom it may concern,
I am cancelling my account with YS, account or member number [number], with effect from [date or "immediately"]. Please end every add-on and linked plan on this account at the same time.
Please stop all future charges to my payment method, remove my stored payment details, and send written confirmation of the cancellation and its effective date to [your email address].
Sincerely, [Signature] [Your printed name]
The full guide to cancelling this company, our letter template and the postal guides.
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.