New York Times Cancel Guide

• New York Times
• New York Times Digital

The New York Times is an American newspaper based in New York City, selling news stories covering world news, United States-based news, politics, business, health, sports, and more. The New York Times was founded in 1851 by Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones, and is currently owned by the New York Times Company, and has won many accolades, including 125 Pulitzer prizes. Currently, the paper is ranked seventeenth in the world on circulation volume and second in the United States. The paper is based in the United States, but with more than 1300 news staff in employment as of 2016, reporters work in countries across the world on a normal basis. As of 2016, The New York Times Daily edition sold an average of 571,500 issues and the Sunday delivery edition sold an average of 1,087,500 issues per day. As of 2018, digital-only subscription base of The New York Times reached 2,900,000 individuals. People who currently manage important products of the newspaper include Jason Stallman, the sports editor, and Michele McNally, the photo editor. The paper is usually advertised online or at local stores, where physical copies can be purchased alongside other local and national newspapers. The New York Times offers a variety of print and digital subscription formats, with different pricing options available. Non-subscribers are allowed to read five articles for free per month. For digital subscribers, one can apply for a membership account using a valid email address and a valid credit card or PayPal information. The cost for an unlimited basic online subscription with access to all articles is $2 per week, billed as $8 per month for one year before memberships must be renewed. Subscriptions to NYT Cooking cost an additional $5 per month. NYT Crosswords comes with a one-month free trial and costs $6.95 every subsequent month starting May 4, 2019. Academic rates cost $1 per week for full basic access to all articles. The newspaper also offers delivery within most regions of the United States and overseas in many countries, though rates vary. If you would like to cancel your subscription with The New York Times continue reading below.

Get together the following account information:

• First Name
• Last Name
• Phone Number
• Email Address
• Username
• Password
• Delivery Address
• City
• State/Province/Region
• ZIP/Postal Code
• Country
• Reason for Cancellation
• Last 4 Digits of Card
• Date of Last Charge
• Amount of Last Charge
• Account Number

Follow these steps:

1. Using your phone, call 1-877-698-5635
2. Let the rep know that you’re calling to cancel
3. Give the rep your account info when they ask
4. Let the rep know that you’re calling to cancel
5. Request proof of your transaction in the form of an email or confirmation number
6. Be sure to retain your cancellation proof for your records

Follow these steps:

1. Get a new email together
2. Let the rep know that you’re calling to cancel
3. Request proof of your transaction in the form of an email or confirmation number
4. Address your email to [email protected]
5. Do not consider your account cancelled until your receive an email response confirming your cancellation
6. Be sure to retain your cancellation proof for your records

Follow these steps:

1. Using your phone, call 1-800-698-4637
2. Let the rep know that you’re calling to cancel
3. Give the rep your account info when they ask
4. Request proof of your transaction in the form of an email or confirmation number
5. Be sure to retain your cancellation proof for your records