If you have met all the conditions above, simply send the email to the designated address, a Chegg customer service member will contact you by email with an outcome.ħ. You need to have returned every rented textbook and gotten a receipt confirmation before your account deletion request will be done.Īlso, you will need to wait for the rental period of any eTextbook you have to expire before you can close your Chegg account.Ħ. You can check this by clicking on this link for Chegg Orders. Before you hit the send button, ensure you do not have any open transactions on your Chegg account. It can be as simple as ” please delete my Chegg account as I no longer have a need for this service”.ĥ. In the Send To tab, enter the email address Compose the email, it doesn’t have to be so professional, and you are not mandated to even give a reason. In the Subject tab you can write Request to Delete my Chegg Account.ģ. Open the email account you’ve used to create an account on Chegg and tap on the tab for Compose an Email.Ģ. Method 2: How to Delete a Chegg Account by Sending Emailġ. Your Request will start after you click confirm. Confirm your identity by clicking the email sent to you. Select Data Deletion Request under Select request type. Enter your First Name, Last Name, and Email. Finally, fill out this form Privacy Web Form. Cancel any active subscriptions, and return rented books Click Orders to check for any open transactions. Go to My Account at the top right corner.
Log into your Chegg account on a web browser. Learn more about this in our free First Aid Kit for Git video series. If you're working with Git on the Command Line, you should take a look at a Git tool called "Reflog". In most cases, if you don't let too much time pass, you can restore a deleted branch. It goes without saying: please be careful with this command! Can I undo deleting a branch? This will force deletion of the branch, even if it contains unmerged / unpushed commits. because you've programmed yourself into a dead end and produced commits that aren't worth keeping) you can do so with the "-D" flag: $ git branch -D If you want to delete such a branch nonetheless (e.g. This is a very sensible rule that protects you from inadvertently losing commit data.
In some cases, Git might refuse to delete your local branch: when it contains commits that haven't been merged into any other local branches or pushed to a remote repository. Git makes managing branches really easy - and deleting local branches is no exception: $ git branch -d
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