Ask the editor to delete a page and it removes the page, the link, and the entry in the preview's page list. A long request is carried out in full. If a change stops before it's finished, you aren't charged for that attempt.

Deleting a page removes it

Asking the editor to delete a page used to leave the page behind. The menu link might go, but the page file and the Services (or About, Booking, …) entry in the preview's page list stayed.

Now a delete removes all of it:

The page itself
Its address, so the old link no longer opens
Its item in the header or footer menu
Its entry in the preview's page dropdown

The whole request, not part of it

When you paste a change — new wording, a new page, reviews you wrote yourself, a page to remove — the editor is told to do every part of it. Text you supply, including reviews, years in business and guarantees, is published as you wrote it.

A chat message costs at most 25 credits. A message that starts a change is included in that change, so you are not charged twice for the same request.

If it doesn't finish, you aren't charged

A very large request can be more than one edit can finish in one go. When that happens:

Whatever is already done stays in your draft preview
That attempt is not charged
You can say carry on and the editor picks up the rest

A change is only charged once it is actually finished.

Deleting a page removes it, and an unfinished edit isn't charged

In this InMinutes update