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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is the most significant daily newspaper in Atlanta, Georgia. Previously published separately—Constitution in the morning, Journal in the afternoon—from 2001, these two publications are merged into a single morning paper.
Can I Cancel the Atlanta Journal-Constitution With DoNotPay?
Canceling your Atlanta Journal-Constitution with DoNotPay is the best and fastest way of doing it. Here’s which steps to follow:
- Access your DoNotPay account from a
- Select the “Find Hidden Money” option
- Type in “The Atlanta Journal-Constitution”
DoNotPay will notify you once your membership is canceled.
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How to Cancel the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Your Own
Want to unsubscribe from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution manually? Here’s how you can do it:
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Yes / No |
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DoNotPay | Yes |
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Phone | Yes |
| Letter |
No |
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In-person | No |
| Company website |
No |
How to Cancel AJC Subscription via Email
You can contact the Atlanta Journal-Constitution customer care via email, and here’s what you should do:
- Write a formal email asking them to cancel your membership
- Include the following info:
- Your personal details
- Your Atlanta Journal-Constitution account details
- The reason why you want to cancel
- The time and amount of the last payment
- The last four digits of your credit card number
- Request a confirmation email
- Send your email to customercare@ajc.com
- Save the confirmation once you receive it
How to Cancel AJC Subscription Over the Phone
To cancel over the phone, dial 1-800-933-9771 and ask the customer support representative to cancel your subscription.
Make sure to request and save a confirmation email in this case, too.
If you want to avoid navigating the phone tree by yourself, you can rely on DoNotPay’s convenient feature. We will call the AJC customer support and hold the line for you. As soon as one of the reps is live, you’ll be notified, and you’ll be able to start talking with them.
Will the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Offer Me a Prorated Refund?
Yes—once you cancel the Atlanta Journal-Constitution subscription, you’ll get a refund for the unused portion of your membership. You should call them and request a refund.
Does the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Free Trial Period Automatically Turn Into a Paid Membership?
The Atlanta Journal usually offers short free trial periods around holidays, but free trials aren’t in their regular offer. When they do enable it, the subscriptions auto-renew into paid memberships afterward.
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We will generate a random credit card number and a temporary email address that you should use when signing up for the free trial.
Once the trial period is over, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution won’t be able to charge you for the paid subscription because our virtual credit card doesn’t contain any money. You’ll be automatically unsubscribed.
Can I Pause My Atlanta Journal-Constitution?
You can pause your subscription by doing the following:
- Log in to your Atlanta Journal-Constitution account
- Go to “Member center portal”
- Click on “Manage Subscription”
- Select “Schedule a vacation stop”
What Do the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Charges Look Like on My Statement?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution could show up in your bank statement as “Atlanta Journal Constitution.”
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