Can I unsubscribe from TV 2 anytime?

Yes, you can cancel your TV 2 Play subscription whenever you want. Just know that the cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle, so you can keep watching until then.

Can I get a refund from TV 2 if I forgot to cancel?

Nope. TV 2 Play's policy is pretty strict on this. Like most streaming services, they do not offer refunds for forgotten cancellations or partially used billing periods. Once you've paid for the month, that's it.

How do I know my TV 2 subscription is cancelled?

You should receive a confirmation email right after you cancel. You can also log back into your account and check the subscription page. It should clearly state that your plan has been canceled and show the expiration date.

How long does it take for TV 2 to cancel?

The cancellation itself is instant. Your account status changes immediately. However, your access to the service will continue until the end of the period you've already paid for.

What else should I know before I cancel my TV 2 subscription?

Remember to check if you subscribed through a third party, like your mobile or internet provider. If so, you have to cancel through them, not TV 2. That trips a lot of people up.

How do I raise a complaint to TV 2?

Your best bet is to use the contact form on their official support website or call their customer service number. Be prepared with your account details to make the process smoother.

How to Cancel Your TV 2 Subscription (2025)

TV 2 has been broadcasting since 1988, but their streaming service often feels stuck in the past. Plans range from $6 to $30 monthly. Available on iOS, Android, and desktop. You could save up to $360 a year by cancelling. Visit TV 2. Much like the chaotic kitchen in The Bear, managing this subscription is a headache. Trustpilot users give it a low 2.1 stars, and Pissed Consumer notes over 150 complaints in the last 3 years, specifically citing "billing glitches" and "unresponsive support." With recent price hikes angering fans, it is time to walk away.

Last Edited on 20 Dec, 2025

Chloe Anne-Bennett, Streaming & Entertainment Editor

8 min read

How to Cancel TV 2 on iPhone (iOS)

If you subscribed via the App Store, you must cancel through Apple. Deleting the app does nothing.

1 Open Settings

Tap the gray Settings gear icon on your home screen. It is usually on the first page.

2 Tap Your Name

Click your Apple ID name at the very top of the list. This opens your account management.

3 Select Subscriptions

Tap Subscriptions. If you do not see TV 2 listed here, you likely signed up directly through their website, not Apple.

4 Cancel Subscription

Tap TV 2 and select Cancel Subscription. Confirm your choice to stop the billing.

How to Cancel TV 2 on Android

Android users often get confused here. You cannot cancel inside the TV 2 app itself if you paid via Google Play.

1 Open Google Play Store

Launch the Play Store app on your Android device.

2 Tap Profile Icon

Tap your profile picture in the top right corner.

3 Access Payments

Select Payments & subscriptions and then tap Subscriptions.

4 Cancel TV 2

Find TV 2 in the list. Tap it and select Cancel subscription. Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm.

How to Cancel TV 2 on Desktop

This is the method to use if you signed up directly on their website with a credit card.

1 Log In

Go to the TV 2 website and log in with your credentials.

2 Go to My Account

Click on your profile icon or look for Mit TV 2 (My TV 2) in the menu.

3 Find Subscription Settings

Navigate to Abonnement (Subscription). You should see your active plan details here.

4 Execute Cancellation

Click Opsig abonnement (Cancel subscription). You might have to click through a few "Are you sure?" screens. Keep clicking until you get a confirmation email.

Having Trouble Cancelling Your TV 2 Subscription?

Still seeing charges? It happens. Try these fixes:

Check Third Parties: Did you sign up via a bundle with your internet provider or a partner like Telmore? You must cancel through them.
Browser Issues: The cancel button sometimes vanishes on mobile browsers. Log in from a laptop or use Incognito mode.
Forgot Login: If you cannot log in, search your email inbox for "TV 2 Welcome" to find which email address you used.
Contact Support: If the button is broken, email their support immediately to create a paper trail.

Subscription Plans and Pricing (2025)

Plan Name	Monthly Price (USD Est.)	Ads	Sports Included
Basis Partner	~$6.00	Yes	No
Favorit	~$18.00	Limited	Some
Favorit + Sport	~$30.00	Limited	Yes
Live Partner	~$22.00	No	Yes

How Pine AI Can Help You Cancel Your TV 2 Subscription

With streaming prices jumping nearly 20% across the board in the last year, cancelling unused apps like TV 2 is a smart financial move. Pine AI makes it effortless.

Step 1: Let's get started to cancel TV 2 Simply tell us that you want to cancel your subscription with TV 2, and we will ask for some account details to get started.
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Chloe Anne-Bennett

Streaming & Entertainment Editor

Chloe Anne-Bennett is the Streaming & Entertainment Editor at Pine AI. Chloe is a leading voice on the business of streaming, entertainment and the evolving landscape of digital media. Before contributing to Pine AI, Chloe was an entertainment correspondent for a major news outlet, where she reported on everything from box office trends to the impact of streaming services on traditional media. At Pine AI, Chloe leverages her deep industry knowledge to provide our readers with insightful analysis of the latest trends, helping them make sense of their subscriptions and where to hit the sweet spots in how to handle customer service reps.