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You may need to either try creating a thread on Bethesda.Net, or even opening a support ticket with Bethesda...
Well, that's what I meant by "uninstalling locally", by deleting them through the UI, otherwise, all you're doing is removing the Creation Club entry in your menu, but the files are still likely present...
If so, these would likely be getting picked up and loaded as "lose files"...
Try editing the load order via the Creation Club and turning them off through that...
Word of warning though, you're liking to kill your saves by deleting mods mid-way through a game...
Honestly, if you haven't even started yet, I'd suggest going nuclear... Uninstall, delete the Starfield install directory manually, and reinstall...
Then install what ever paid Creations you want to use, and then use either Vortex (what I'm using and seems to manage Creations ok) or MO2, as the in-game organiser is crap...
Just use the Creation UI to get new Creations, and don't bother managing them through it...
I'd be trying that too; First disable cloud-saves for Starfield in Steam, then quit steam, then in Starfield\Data\ folder delete any .esm and .ba2 file that does not start with "Starfield" or "ShatteredSpace" (if you have the DLC), and delete any subfolders there as well. Then launch steam and run the verify game files on Starfield.
We could summon a Creations-only expert (Veer perhaps), but I run my Creations through MO2; add Creation in-game, exit game, send the creations esm/ba2 files to a zip, file my zip with all my other downloaded mods, re-open game, remove creation, close game and then add mod via MO2 just like I would any other. It'd be super painful for me to do that with 400+ Creations though, so I really don't know if that'd work for you.