Cancel Good Housekeeping Fast

iEditorial Note: These blog posts represent the opinion of DoNotPay’s Writers, but each person’s situation and circumstances vary greatly. As a result, you should make sure to do your own independent research. Because everyone is unique, our self-help tools are never guaranteed to help with any specific situation. DoNotPay is not a law firm, is not licensed to practice law, and is not equivalent to the services of a licensed lawyer. DoNotPay provides a platform for legal information and self-help, and does not offer legal services. Third party news articles mentioned on our website do not necessarily reflect the views of the company, or the current services that we offer.

How to cancel Good Housekeeping

Goodhousekeeping.com is an American magazine geared towards women’s interest topics, such as recipes, lifestyle, and health. It is published on a monthly basis.

Cancel Good Housekeeping with DoNotPay

donotpay how to cancel any service

Canceling subscriptions can be a hassle. Each company has its own procedure, and some are more complex than you might expect. After all, they don’t want to lose their customers. One way to skip the nuisance is by using DoNotPay. In just a few steps, you can cancel Good Housekeeping, as well as any other redundant subscriptions you may have. All you need to do is:

  1. Open DoNotPay on your
  2. Select ‘Find Hidden Money’
  3. Select ‘Good Housekeeping’ as the subscription you want to cancel

Once your Good Housekeeping subscription has been canceled, you will receive a notification.

How to cancel Good Housekeeping

Good Housekeeping offers a few routes for unsubscribing:

  1. Via your online account
  2. Email
  3. Phone
  4. Mail

As a gesture to retain you as a customer, Good Housekeeping will offer two issues at no extra cost if you choose to reconsider your cancelation request.

Cancel Good Housekeeping from your online account

This is Good Housekeeping’s primary method for canceling your subscription. All you need to do is:

Cancel Good Housekeeping by phone

Call Good Housekeeping customer service on 1-800-888-7788

Cancel Good Housekeeping by email

Email Good Housekeeping at GHKcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com.

Cancel Good Housekeeping by mail

Write Good Housekeeping a letter at:

Good Housekeeping

PO Box 6000

Harlan, IA 51593

Ways to cancel Good Housekeeping

Can you cancel withYes / No
DoNotPayYes
PhoneYes
OnlineYes
EmailYes
LetterYes
In-personNo

Not happy about your experience with Good Housekeeping? Send Demand Letters To them with DoNotPay in small claims court

suing ATT in small claims court with an app

If you believe Good Housekeeping has breached your consumer rights or treated you badly, DoNotPay’s AI Consumer Champion can help you send demand letters to the company in small claims court. As a recipient of the ABA Brown Award, DoNotPay is dedicated to improving access for people of lower and moderate incomes.

Cancel all your other unused subscriptions with DoNotPay

According to a new survey Waterstone Management Group, 84% of Americans severely underestimate the amount of money they pay per month on digital subscriptions. The discrepancy was found to be somewhere in the region of 40%!

It’s easy to lose track of small outgoings that leave your bank account every month, but it all adds up. DoNotPay offers a simple and quick way of canceling subscriptions you no longer use. All you need to do is connect DoNotPay to your bank or email account so that the app can highlight all your inactive subscriptions. All that’s left to do is decide which ones you don’t want anymore, and cancel in just a couple of taps.

Never get charged for a free trial again with DoNotPay’s virtual credit card

virtual debit card

Free trials are awesome, but what’s not so great is forgetting to unsubscribe from them by the time the trial period is over. It’s common to remain undecided about service until that service makes a decision for you. Before you know it, your hard-earned cash is suddenly bankrolled onto a monthly subscription you’re not even sure you want.

Of course, this is the number one tactic of free trials. It’s all too convenient to get sucked into a new service if your payment information is available and ready to go.

One way to work around this is to use DoNotPay’s virtual credit card, which allows you to sign up to free trials without having to provide real payment information.

For each free trial service that you use, random, unused credit card numbers fill in the gap where your real payment information would be, so you never have to worry about being charged again. In short, DoNotPay’s virtual credit card helps avoid:

  1. Unwanted charges on your account
  2. The hassle of canceling free subscription trials
  3. Misuse of your personal information

How your own credit card measures against DoNotPay’s virtual credit card

Own credit cardDoNotPay’s virtual credit card
Ability to charge accountYesNo
Potential money lossYesNo
Protection against hackersNoYes
Identity protectionNoYes

DoNotPay can help you with much more than cancelations

Not only can you cancel subscriptions quickly and for free on your , but you can also use DoNotPay to help you with a whole host of other services. Save time and money with just some of the great features on offer:

Fight for your rights