The internet is full of websites that invite you to create accounts, but either they’re too eager to get your personal information, or they ask for that information before you can login and take advantage of their services. But the problem is that these websites don’t want you to let go—some of them don’t even have an option to delete your account permanently. And even among those who do, that option may be hidden deep within settings.
If you’re not in the mood to delve deeper and find the delete option, there’s an easy way for that. JustDelete.me is a website that will point you straight to the delete account link of various websites. Currently, it holds direct links to cancellation pages of approximately 127 different websites including ones like the Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, Dropbox, Google, Twitter, Pinterest, Wikipedia and more.
Deleting web accounts with JustDelete is very convenient
The site also shows you the difficulty level for each one. Those with “impossible” level of difficulty gives you additional hints at the situation. For example, if you want to delete your Udacity account, it says “A Udacity employee recommends that you stop using the account, which means there’s currently no way of deleting the account.” Simply click on the “show info” link to get this information.
Deleting web accounts with JustDelete is very convenient, as no more do you need to search for the delete option manually. Try it out.
