How can I cancel my Melaleuca Preferred Customer benefits?
To cancel your Melaleuca Preferred Customer benefits, you need to complete the "Suspend Preferred Customer Benefits Form." This form requires your customer information, feedback on why you're choosing to cancel, and your signature, along with your spouse's signature if applicable. After filling out this form, you can send it to Melaleuca via mail, fax, or email.
In what ways can I submit my Melaleuca Cancellation form?
The completed Melaleuca Cancellation form can be submitted through three different channels: mail, fax, or email. For mailing, send it to 3910 S. Yellowstone Hwy., Idaho Falls, ID 83402-6003. If faxing, the fax number is (888) 528-2090. To email the form, use the address [email protected].
Is there a deadline for submitting the cancellation form to ensure it is processed the same month?
Yes, there is a deadline for submitting your cancellation form. Any requests to cancel received after the 25th of the current month will be processed the following month. To ensure your cancellation is processed within the same month, you should submit your form before the 25th.
What happens if I want to reactivate my Melaleuca account after cancellation?
If you decide to reactivate your Melaleuca account within 6 months after cancellation, Melaleuca will waive the membership fee. You can reactivate your account by simply calling Melaleuca at 1-800-282-3000 for assistance.
Can I still shop with Melaleuca after cancelling my Preferred Customer benefits?
Yes, after cancelling your Preferred Customer benefits, you are still welcome to shop with Melaleuca at regular prices. To make a purchase, you can call Melaleuca at 1-800-282-3000, and a representative will assist you.
Why does Melaleuca ask for feedback on the cancellation form?
Melaleuca values customer feedback to understand better why customers decide to cancel their Preferred Customer benefits. This information helps them improve their services and address any issues customers might face, such as financial concerns, overstocking, misunderstanding of the program, or a change in personal circumstances.