Emails we send, and how to stop them
1 min readUpdated Oct 21, 2026
The emails below come from Scroll the Bible and are about your account or your subscription. They have no unsubscribe link because they only arrive when something happens on your account, and they stop once there is nothing to tell you, for example after you cancel.
The emails
| When it arrives | |
|---|---|
| {code} is your Scroll the Bible sign-in code | You sign in. The code expires in 10 minutes. |
| Your Scroll the Bible free trial is active or Your Scroll the Bible subscription is active | You subscribe on the website. |
| Download Scroll the Bible for iPhone | You choose iPhone after subscribing on the website. |
| Your Scroll the Bible trial ends in 2 days | Your website free trial is about to end. |
| Last day of your Scroll the Bible free trial | Your website free trial ends soon. |
| Your card was declined, Scroll the Bible | A renewal payment does not go through. |
| We refunded your Scroll the Bible charge | Your bank flagged a charge as fraud, so we refunded it and canceled your subscription. Refunds you request through the form come from Link and do not send this email. |
| Your Scroll the Bible subscription is canceled or Your Scroll the Bible free trial is canceled | You cancel. |
| Reset your Scroll the Bible password | You ask to reset your password. |
| Your Scroll the Bible login email is updated | You change the email on your account. |
Every email has a Manage subscription link at the bottom. The two trial reminders also have Cancel my free trial, which cancels in one tap. See Cancel a website subscription.
A sign-in code never arrived
Check your spam or junk folder, and make sure you typed your email correctly. See Sign in.
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Refund and Cancellation PolicyThe refund and cancellation policy for Scroll the Bible: what qualifies for a refund on a website subscription, what does not, and how to cancel yourself in the app under Settings, Subscription. Subscriptions bought through the App Store are handled by Apple. Request a refund with the form on this page.How the free trial worksLearn when the 7-day free trial on the annual plan ends, when you are charged, and how to cancel before then for free.Add or change a passwordAdd a password to your Scroll the Bible account by email, change it, or reset it if you forgot it.