How to Update or Cancel your Subscription

Warning!  If you cancel your subscription, my site will delete your information.   

All grades and all progress will be deleted. 

If you decide to return later, you will need to start a new subscription. 

Keep this in mind.  Most of my students stick around for three years.  After three continuous, uninterrupted years, your monthly payments will end, and you will have a lifetime subscription. 

If you cancel your subscription, and return later, you will have to start a new subscription.

If you still want to cancel, just go to the Members tab and choose “Account Info”.  On the resulting page, click the “Subscriptions” link.   You will end up on a page like this:

To update your card, click “Update”.  To cancel, click “Cancel”. 

If you are updating your card, you should see the following page after you click on Update:

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Almost every Saturday, I send out a Tip of the Week.  The tip of the week is usually something I have picked up along the way that may make your life a little easier.

If you would like to hear from me (almost) every Saturday, just go to the home page of my site and plug in your name and email.   You will also get a free digital copy of my book on learning Latin (and almost anything else).  Just go here: https://dwanethomas.com/ and enter your name and email.

If you want to buy the digital book instead (because you just feel like buying me a cup of coffee) go here: https://dwanethomas.gumroad.com/l/fzixlh

If you are interested in learning Latin, you can go through the classes on my site 24/7.  I recommend the book Lingua Latina by Hans Ørberg.

If you tackle the book and find yourself bogged down, you may find the classes on my site helpful.  To join, just click here: https://dwanethomas.com/join/

If you want a more professionally filmed Latin learning experience, check out the best-selling DVD series: Visual Latin.

Or, if you want to skip Latin, and just jump right into learning English words from Latin and Greek roots, you may enjoy the series Word Up!  Warning.   Word Up! is a bit wacky.  You will learn a lot… but, you may find yourself rolling your eyes, too.

I teach other languages on my site, too.  The current schedule is here: https://dwanethomas.com/schedule/

By the way, some of the links in this post are affiliate links. Not trying to pull a fast one on you. I only promote what I believe in. Not only that, but commissions from affiliate links allow me to continue offering training and books at low prices and sometimes free.