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One Hit Wonder
March 2, 2022
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Cancellation of subscription in Russia

  • March 2, 2022
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Why is the family subscription, auto-renewal canceled and transferred to a free plan?I am a citizen of Russia.

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    Best answer by Jaime.Deezer

    We are discontinuing our service in Russia because we can no longer operate in this territory under the current legal conditions and economic sanctions.
    Unfortunately as we run our service in a similar manner in Belarus, we have to stop operating there too.

    You will still be able to enjoy Deezer benefits until the end of your current subscription period (already billed).
    Until the end of your subscription, you will still be able to listen to Deezer ad-free, download music, all in high fidelity. However, your subscription will not be renewed when it comes to an end, and you will not be charged by Deezer anymore.
    If you are on a monthly plan, your access to Deezer will end within a month. 


    We don't know yet when we will operate again in Russia and Belarus, but we will keep our users informed.

    63 replies

    Hitmaker
    March 9, 2022

    I even tried to reset the password - but the email doesn’t appear in the inbox.So it’s like the account got deleted. I’m reading similar complaints from others - it looks like no one can log in in Russia.

    Guitar Hero
    March 10, 2022

    This is a controversial decision, but you have the right to it.

    At least, give us the ability to save/backup OUR collected data! Favorite artists, albums, tracks, listen history and playlists in common formats like csv/excel.

    Hitmaker
    March 10, 2022

    You can do it with TuneMyMusic - if you can log in. It’s quick and easy. You can even export directly to another streaming service.

     

    The problem is that many - or all - users from Russia can’t log in anymore - and it extends to TuneMyMusic. If you have logged in earlier, it still works, at least for a while.

    Guitar Hero
    March 10, 2022

    You can do it with TuneMyMusic - if you can log in. It’s quick and easy. You can even export directly to another streaming service.

     

    The problem is that many - or all - users from Russia can’t log in anymore - and it extends to TuneMyMusic. If you have logged in earlier, it still works, at least for a while.

    I can’t pay for TuneMyMusic, all cross-border transactions are blocked currently. And free version is very limited. Log-in problems aside.

    Hitmaker
    March 10, 2022

    I don’t think the free version is very limited when you just export to CSV. Their premium features are automatic syncs and syncs to streaming services. So try exporting to CSV if you can.

    Guitar Hero
    March 10, 2022

    I don’t think the free version is very limited when you just export to CSV. Their premium features are automatic syncs and syncs to streaming services. So try exporting to CSV if you can.

    Ok, will try, thank you!

    Hitmaker
    March 10, 2022

    I just checked the CSVs I created yesterday - and yes, everything appears fine, with the exception of album fields in playlists. You might only have a problem if you have playlists with more than 500 tracks in individual playlists..

    Guitar Hero
    March 10, 2022

    Well, yes. I checked several services and no one allow me to save all my information without paying for premium features.

    As all of them work through some sort of API if I understand, why Deezer doesn’t simply put button “get my data” in profile, just like google do for example.

    Roadie
    March 10, 2022

    Let’s block them access to musicXDDDD 

    Hitmaker
    March 10, 2022

    I just logged in successfully. Looks like they fixed it.