
To cancel IdentityIQ, call its Customer Care Team at 877-875-4347 during business hours, or click the cancel button in your member dashboard if your account has one. IdentityIQ names these as the two main ways to cancel, and phone works for every membership.
IdentityIQ is an identity-theft protection and credit-monitoring service from Identity Intelligence Group LLC, which also runs MyScoreIQ and CreditBuilderIQ. Charges appear on bank and card statements as “iiq*IdentityIQ.com”. IdentityIQ’s public pages don’t state a refund policy or a notice period, so cancel before your next billing date, and cancel each IdentityIQ product you have separately.
How to Cancel IdentityIQ Online (Member Dashboard)

Online cancellation isn’t offered to every member. IdentityIQ says you can cancel by clicking the cancel button from the member dashboard “where available”, and it doesn’t publish which members or plans get that button. If yours has it:
- Sign in to your member account.
Go to the IdentityIQ member login and sign in with your username and password. - Click the cancel button on your dashboard.
IdentityIQ describes this as “clicking the cancel button from the member dashboard.” If you can’t find one, use the phone method below. - Finish every confirmation screen.
Read each screen and keep going until the site tells you the membership is cancelled. - Save proof.
Screenshot the final screen and keep any email IdentityIQ sends. You’ll need it if a later “iiq*IdentityIQ.com” charge shows up.
No cancel button? IdentityIQ doesn’t publish which members can cancel online. If your dashboard has no cancel option, call Customer Care at 877-875-4347 instead.
IdentityIQ Subscription Cancellation Phone Number

Calling works for every membership. IdentityIQ’s cancellation page names its Customer Care Team as one of the two main ways to cancel.
- Call IdentityIQ Customer Care toll-free at 877-875-4347 during business hours:
- Monday–Friday: 7:00 AM–6:00 PM Central
- Saturday: 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Central (closed Sunday)
- Tell the agent you want to cancel your IdentityIQ membership, and ask them to check for any other IdentityIQ products (such as MyScoreIQ) billed to you.
- Give the details the agent asks for so they can find your account.
- Have your account email and billing details ready.
- Ask the agent to confirm the cancellation and the date it takes effect. Note the agent’s name and the call date.
- Save any confirmation email, and check your next statement for an “iiq*IdentityIQ.com” charge.
Can’t get through? IdentityIQ’s customer service page says that if you can’t reach someone right away, you can expect to hear back within 24 to 48 hours. Some 2026 BBB complaints describe charges continuing after a cancellation; in a March 2026 reply, the company traced one such case to more than one subscription, so ask about every membership when you call.
Request Data Deletion
Cancelling stops the membership, but it doesn’t by itself ask IdentityIQ to delete the personal information it holds. If you want that, make a separate request:
- Open IdentityIQ’s privacy policy.
Go to the IdentityIQ Privacy Policy and find the section on privacy requests and how to submit one. - Send your request through the channel the policy lists.
Include your full name and account email. For example: “Please delete all personal data associated with my account, including my name and email.” - Keep a record.
Save a copy of your request and any reply. Whether you have a legal right to deletion, and how fast a company must answer, depends on your state’s privacy law.
FAQs on Cancel IdentityIQ
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Alternatives to IdentityIQ
If you’re cancelling over cost or features, these are other services people compare with IdentityIQ:
- ClickFreeScore: a separate credit-monitoring service (our guide covers how to cancel it).
- Aura: an identity-theft protection service.
- Experian IdentityWorks: identity protection sold by the Experian credit bureau.





