How do I cancel my All-in-One WP Migration subscription?

Many users report that the cancellation button on Servmask's website fails to stop Stripe from billing them. If you cancel and are still charged, you must file a chargeback with your credit card issuer.

Will Servmask refund my unauthorized charge?

Servmask routinely denies refunds citing a vague 'digital products' policy, even if you did not receive a 30-day renewal notice. Do not wait for their support; contact your bank directly to dispute the transaction.

All-in-One WP Migration | Cancel Subscription, Refunds & Scam Investigation

Did All-in-One WP Migration Charge You Without Permission?

Investigating Servmask's unauthorized auto-renewals, broken cancellation links, and refused refunds.

Report Your Charge

The Servmask Billing Scheme

Hundreds of WordPress developers and site owners are reporting the exact same pattern from Servmask, the developers of the All-in-One WP Migration plugin:

Charging cards after the subscription was explicitly cancelled.
Operating a "dummy" cancellation API that fails to stop Stripe recurring billing.
Refusing all refunds, citing a legally questionable "sole discretion" digital goods policy.
Failing to send legally required 30-day auto-renewal notifications.

Documented Public Evidence

Frequently Asked Questions & Action Plan

How do I actually cancel All-in-One WP Migration?

Because users report the onsite cancellation link does not properly communicate with Stripe, the only guaranteed way to stop future charges is to contact your bank, dispute the charge, and have them block Servmask as a merchant.

What is Servmask's refund policy?

They claim to not issue refunds for digital products but reserve "sole discretion" to do so. However, consumer protection laws regarding unauthorized auto-renewals supersede their internal website policies. If you were charged without a 30-day notice, you are entitled to a chargeback.

Other Actions You Must Take Right Now:

Do not let them keep your money. After filling out our class action form below, hit them from all sides using these official channels:

1.
File a Dispute with Stripe:
Stripe is the payment processor facilitating this scheme. Report Servmask for fraudulent billing practices and violating Stripe's Services Agreement.
Report Merchant to Stripe Support →
2.
File a Complaint in Delaware (Where Servmask Operates):
Submit a formal consumer fraud complaint to the Delaware Department of Justice Consumer Protection Unit (CPU) regarding their unauthorized auto-renewals.
File Delaware DOJ Complaint →
3.
File a Complaint with the OSBC:
File a complaint with the Office of the State Bank Commissioner against both the merchant and the payment processor for facilitating deceptive financial transactions.
File OSBC Complaint →
4.
Call Your Bank (Chargeback):
Call the number on the back of your credit card immediately. State clearly that this is an "Unauthorized Recurring Transaction" and that the merchant's cancellation button is non-functional.

Join the Investigation

Fill out this secure form to add your case to our database for a potential consumer protection class action lawsuit against Servmask.