Hello @mon.andres02
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
Are those sites that you created, or were they created by somebody else and you were invited to join them?
If you created the sites then @Vikrant Yadav 's answer applies. You can cancel the subscriptions to the products on the sites and delete the sites if you are the person who set them up.
If these are sites you were invited to join, you cannot remove yourself from them. You would need to contact the owners/administrators of the sites and ask them to remove your access.
Someone else said that since they couldn't leave themselves, they'd just delete their account and create a new one. Guess what? The person deleted their account and the post was created by the "deleted account", it's too funny, even though CM said not to do it, they did it anyway.
Same goes for me, I don't want my personal account linked to an Atlassian site I don't use, especially if it contains people I don't like.
So if I can't leave it alone, I'll make one account per Atlassian site. It's the only solution.
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Hi @mon.andres02 Welcome to Atlassian Community!
Click on Cog icon >> Billing >> Select Manage >> Manage Subscription >> Delete.
https://support.atlassian.com/subscriptions-and-billing/docs/cancel-your-site-subscription/
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