Cancel New York Times subscriptions in a few easy steps

The New York Times is a New York City newspaper that boasts a worldwide readership, more than 100 Pulitzer Prizes, and nearly five million subscribers.

Cancel New York Times efficiently with the DoNotPay app

A fast and simple way to cancel your New York Times membership is with the help of DoNotPay. Our app allows you to successfully unsubscribe from any service in just a few clicks.

1. Open the DoNotPay app in your web browser.
2. Click on the option to “Find Hidden Money.”
3. Type in “New York Times” to select the service you have decided to cancel.

You will receive an email from us as soon as your cancelation has been processed.

How to unsubscribe from the New York Times on your own

There are several ways you can unsubscribe from the New York Times manually.

How to cancel the New York Times subscriptions online

1. Go to the New York Times homepage and select the blue login button.
2. Sign in to your account.
3. Choose “My Account” in the top bar.
4. Select “Cancel” listed as an option under “Purchase history.” This will open a new page.
5. Request a chat with a customer care representative by clicking “Begin Chat.”
6. State your wish to cancel the subscription to their service.
7. Ask for proof of successful cancelation via email.

How to cancel the New York Times over the phone

1. Dial 800-591-9233 to get in touch with the New York Times customer service.
2. Prepare all the relevant account information, including your name, address, and account number.
3. Request membership cancelation.

How to cancel the New York Times via email

1. Email customercare@newyorktimes.com with your request.
2. Make sure to state your login credentials and billing info.

Potential problems you may face when canceling your New York Times subscriptions

In some cases, users will subscribe to a service through a third party (e.g., iTunes). If you have used another site to sign up for the New York Times, make sure to cancel the automatic renewal of the membership manually. Follow the next steps:

1. Log into the third party account.
2. Go to Account Info.
3. Find the Settings button.
4. Select “Subscriptions” and choose “Manage.”
5. Find the New York Times.
6. Turn off the automatic renewal.

What will the New York Times charges look like in my credit card statement?

Here is how the New York Times charges will appear on your bank statement:

Does the New York Times offer prorated refunds on their cancelations?

No. When you unsubscribe from the New York Times, your cancelation comes into effect only when the whole billing cycle is over. During that time, you may access the newspaper and all the content available to subscribers.

Can I pause my subscription to the New York Times?

You can’t put the digital format of the New York Times on hold. You may suspend the newspaper delivery through your account.

1. Go to the New York Times homepage.
2. Scroll down and click on “Help.”
3. Under “Manage your subscription” choose “Suspend a delivery.”

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