Then, click in the box labeled “Email” and type in the email address that you signed up for Groupon with. Then, click in the box labeled “Password” and type in the password that you picked to protect your Groupon account. Finally, click the big Sign In button.
Next, click on your name (it will also sometimes say My Stuff) in the upper-right corner of the screen, or just move your mouse cursor over it and then select Account from the menu that appears.
Once you’re on your profile page, click Subscriptions.
On this page, click the check boxes beside each of the newsletters you want to stop getting so that the green checkmark disappears (this shows that they’ve been deselected). As a shortcut, you can also just click the Unsubscribe from All Groupon Emails in the lower-right corner. When you’re done, click Save.
Pro Tip
QUICK UNSUBSCRIBE — You can also click Unsubscribe at the bottom of most emails that you receive from Groupon to remove yourself from their mailing lists. Remember, though, that it may take up to a couple of days before you stop getting their emails as they process your request.
If having too many newsletters from Groupon in your email inbox isn’t the issue, here’s how to take things a step further and close your Groupon account.
The first thing you need to do is navigate inn your web browser to www.Groupon.com. Next, in the upper-right corner of the screen, click Sign In.
From here, fill in the “Email” and “Password” boxes by clicking in each respective one and typing in the information asked for. Then click the big Sign In button.
Click Help in the menu across the top of the screen.
If you have already made a Groupon purchase, you will automatically be asked if you need help with your most recent order. Instead, click My Question Isn’t About an Order.
On the next screen, click in the box labeled “Tell Us What’s Going On” and type in “delete account” (or something to that effect). Deactivating Your Groupon Account should appear as a suggested help topic; click on it.
Groupon will give you some suggestions on what you might want to do instead of deleting your account, such as unsubscribing from Groupon’s emails or deleting payment options from your Groupon account. If you still want Groupon to delete your account, click No, I Still Need Help instead.
You will be given some recommended contact options for reaching out to a Groupon customer service agent. You can click one of the recommended options to select it, or you can click one of the links below the recommendations to try a different way to connect.
From there, you just need to explain what you need to the customer service representative on the other end, and hopefully they will be able to help you get your account shut down.
If your Groupon account was deactivated because you haven’t used it for a long time, you can use your Groupon account again. Whether it’s because you’ve had a change of heart or just want to brush the dust off it, the only way to reactive Groupon is to go through their customer service department.
Fortunately, that means the process isn’t that different from getting your account shuttered. Here’s what to do:
Since you don’t have an active account anymore, you don’t have to worry about logging in. Just head to Groupon’s home page and click Help in the upper-right corner.
Once you’re in the customer support section, click the “Click Here” below “I Don’t Have a Groupon Account” to access Groupon’s help wizard without needing to log in.
Once you’re in Groupon’s help wizard, click in the box marked “Tell Us What’s Going On” and type “reactivate account” (or something to that effect). You should get a suggestion titled Reactivating Your Account.
As you can see in the screenshot above, clicking it will explain why your account may have been deactivated, and that you need to contact customer service to fix it. Go ahead and do that by clicking No, I Still Need Help in the lower-right corner.
Groupon will show you some recommended methods for getting a hold of someone in their customer service department. Click a recommended option to go with it, or click one of the other ones below the recommendations if you want to give something else a shot.
Whatever you choose, just explain that you previously had a Groupon account and want to get it back up and running again. The customer service agent on the other end should help you make that happen (though timing may vary based on your contact method choice).
That wraps up our lesson on how to close down your Groupon account. However, if you decided to stick with Groupon and just get fewer emails from them, we have some tips on how to use it more safely and avoid scams. Otherwise, we have even more suggestions on alternatives to Groupon if you like the concept but want to try something a bit different.