When You No Longer Find Your Subscription Economical—Cancel The Economist

The Economist is a weekly newspaper released in both printed and digital versions. It deals with topics regarding technology, current affairs, and international business politics.

Numerous reasons may prompt you to cancel this publication, but whatever they are, DoNotPay can help!

How Can You Cancel The Economist by Yourself?

The Economist’s cancellation policy states that you may cancel your account any time you choose. The company will refund a prorated amount unless there’s a violation of the terms of use.

There are four ways you can cancel your Economist subscription:

1. Via chat
2. Over the phone
3. Via email
4. By mail

How To Cancel The Economist via Chat

To cancel your Economist account via live chat, follow these steps:

1. Go to the Help and Support page
2. Sign in to your account
3. Click on the Live Chat icon in the bottom right corner
4. Type out a message stating you want to cancel your subscription
5. Follow the instructions provided by the agent

Cancel Your Economist Membership via Phone

When you contact The Economist customer service over the phone, customer service reps will ask you for your Customer Reference Number (CRN), so be sure to have it close by.

You can cancel The Economist subscription over the phone by doing the following:

1. Call +1 800 456 6086
2. Tell the agent you want to cancel your subscription
3. Follow their instructions to cancel
4. Ask the agent to send you the verification email

The phone customer service is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.–10 p.m., and on Saturdays, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

How To Cancel Your Economist Subscription via Email

In theory, you can send an email to The Economist customer support to cancel your subscription, but the company prefers that communication regarding cancellations should be done via chat or phone.

If you still choose cancellation via email, do the following:

1. Write the email
2. Send it to customerhelp@economist.com
3. Remind them to send you a verification email

The email should contain the following:

• To: The Economist Group

• Phone number: [Enter if you have one]

• “I give notice that I cancel my subscription contract”

• Purchased on: [Enter the date of the start of your subscription]

• Customer reference number: [Type in your number]

• Your name

• Your address

• Date [Type in the date of sending the email]

How To Cancel The Economist by Mail

The company encourages customers to avoid contacting them by mail when it comes to canceling their services.

If you do decide to write a letter, follow these steps:

1. Write your letter
2. Send it to

The Economist Subscription Center

PO Box 46978

St Louis, MO 63146-6978 USA

Here’s an overview of the available methods for canceling The Economist:

How To Cancel The Economist Subscription Using DoNotPay

Canceling with DoNotPay will take you around three minutes, and we will finalize the process within 48 hours. After the cancellation is finished, we will send you a confirmation email.

To cancel The Economist with DoNotPay, open our app in your web browser and follow the instructions:

1. Log in to DoNotPay
2. Open the Find Hidden Money feature
3. Enter The Economist as the service you’d like us to cancel

How Might Your Charges Appear on Your Bank Statement

Look for the codes provided in the table below to check for The Economist charges on your bank statement:

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