i have tow accounts i need delet this account ducspareparts.myshopify.com
Refer this link :
https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/your-account/pause-deactivate-store
Or contact to shopify support team.
Hi, @ducspareparts
I understand that you are looking to close your store up, is that right?
As @oscprofessional explained we do have a great resource on this process however let me just add some clarification before you embark on this.
If you deactivate your online store, then you can’t create a new online store that uses the same myshopify domain. You can create a new store that is branded with the same name, but your myshopify domain is unique to each store.
For example, you deactivate a store that you named Very Good Things and that had the URL very-good-things.myshopify.com. If you decide to create a new store, then you can still name it Very Good Things, but you can’t reuse the URL very-good-things.myshopify.com.
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For security reasons, Shopify Support can’t deactivate your store for you, you need to deactivate the store yourself. If you have any questions about the process, then you can contact Shopify Support.
Before you deactivate your store, consider the following:
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Make sure that you pay any outstanding charges that you might have. If you have no outstanding charges against your account, then you won’t receive a bill after deactivating your store. For more information about billing, refer to understanding your Shopify bill.
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Save your store information by exporting CSV files. You can choose to save your bills by exporting your billing history.
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If you have any third-party apps that have your payment information outside of Shopify, then cancel your service with those apps to avoid being billed externally after you deactivate your store.
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If you sell gift cards, then you might need to resolve outstanding cards. You can export your store’s gift card CSV file that contains the information that you need to resolve any outstanding cards.
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If you have a custom domain that you bought through Shopify, then you can transfer it to a third-party domain provider.
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If you have a custom domain that you bought through a third-party, then you can remove it from your store using your Shopify admin. If you don’t remove your domain from your Shopify store before deactivating it, then you might not be able to use it for another website.
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Make sure to turn off auto renewal for your custom domain on your registrar’s website to avoid unexpected charges.
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If you plan to deactivate your store and transfer your domain to a new platform, then be aware that Shopify’s HTTP Strict Transfer Security (HSTS) policy remains in effect on your domain for 90 days after you deactivate your store. This policy helps to ensure the safety of the information about your business and your customers.
If you transfer your domain to another platform that uses HTTPS, then you don’t need to take any additional steps.
If you transfer your domain to a platform that doesn’t use HTTPS, then for the next 90 days, an error message is displayed in the browser when anyone attempts to visit your domain. The error message might state that the site is not trusted or that the certificate is not valid. Wait until the 90-day period is over, or consider transferring your domain to a platform that supports HTTPS.
Steps:1. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Plan.
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Click Deactivate store.
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If applicable, review the options to switch to the Pause and build plan, or start a new store.
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If you still want to deactivate, then click Deactivate store.
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Select a reason for the deactivation, and then click Continue.
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Enter your password, and then click Deactivate now.
You receive an email to confirm that your store’s deactivated. You can still re-open your store or view your past bills, and your store’s information is guaranteed for 2 years. You can also re-open your store and pause your plan.
Would you mind sharing why you are closing your store at this time? Do you have any feedback to share about your experience?