The New York Times cancellation fee
The The New York Times pages we read do not state a cancellation fee. That silence is not a statement that there is no fee.
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The New York Times's own pages say you can cancel online and by phone.
What the company’s page says about a fee
- Fee to cancelNot statedThe pages we read do not mention one. We do not read silence as “no fee”.
- Refunds and other feesCancel before the period ends to avoid the next charge; a refund may applyThe provider's page states: If you cancel prior to the deadline, you will not be charged or you will be eligible to receive a refund for additional charges.
- Refunds and other feesCancelling The New York Times does not cancel The AthleticThe provider's page states: Please note that canceling your New York Times subscription does not automatically cancel your subscription to The Athletic.
A line that says Not stated means the pages we read did not say. We do not turn that into “no fee.”
Where to cancel
The ways The New York Times describes are on cancel The New York Times online or by phone. The steps, scope, and review note are on the full entry.
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Sources
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