Withdrawal from Total equipment coverage plan?

I want to withdrawal from Total equipment coverage plan and get my money back that I was charged for the last 8 bills!

Hello wannabeler,
If you do not desire to have insurance protection on your device I can definitely assist you with removing the feature. I am also willing to research your account to see what options you may have for the requested credit you inquired about. I can not guarantee a full credit for the last eight months, but I can certainly go over any options. Please DM me your name and mobile number so I may further assist you. Thank you.
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1. "withdrawal from alternative plant"
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