Published Published June 17, 2024
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Removing your Cupid.com account

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Cupid.com is one of the oldest online dating websites targeted at the United States, UK, Australia, and Canada markets.

Before you delete your Cupid account

Keep in mind that popular dating websites and apps collect information on users, and share it with their affiliates and other third parties. Eventually, your data finds its way to data broker sites (AKA people-search engines) like Whitpages, Mylife, and Spokeo to name a few. If you are looking to delete any of your dating or social media accounts, take time to find out which data broker sites sell your information on the web.

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How to delete Cupid.com account?

1. Sign in to cupid.com.

2. Click the sign near your icon.

3. Click “My settings.”

4. In account settings choose the “Remove” section and click “Continue.”

Remove section

5. Enter your password. Click “Continue”.

Enter your password

6. Choose the option that meets your wishes best. Click “Continue.”

Continue

7. Choose the option that best describes your reason for leaving. Click “Continue.”

option that best describes your reason for leaving

8. Click “Remove your account.”

Remove your account Cupid

You have requested that cupid.com remove your account. Please allow a few minutes for this change to take effect.

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Onerep editorial team Committed to personal privacy on the Internet

With over 8 years of experience in the field, the Onerep editorial team has deep expertise in data brokers, privacy violations, and fraud prevention. Through extensive research and conversations with customers, we’ve gained key insights into prevalent scams, data protection challenges, and common concerns around data exposure.

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