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Wow, $2 is a good deal. I feel I paid that little to start, but now NYT charges me $20 CAD a month. I regularly debate whether it’s worth it or not, and it defi
by bentlegen 4y ago
Wow, $2 is a good deal. I feel I paid that little to start, but now NYT charges me $20 CAD a month. I regularly debate whether it’s worth it or not, and it definitely stops me from subscribing to other publications.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoGood luck canceling that subscription.
- Ma8ee 4y agoThey have made it easier. It used to be that you had to call, but now you can do it on the web.
- rchaud 4y agoPaypal has a one-click cancel option for any recurring payment.
- drtz 4y agoThis really isn't a big deal if you use credit card policy to your advantage. When I canceled a subscription to a local paper (Dallas Morning News), their policy said I had to call to cancel. Instead, I sent an email informing them I was rescinding authorization to charge my credit card. They initially responded stating that I had to call to cancel my subscription. One more email reminding them that charging my card without authorization would be credit card fraud turned out to be enough to have the phone call requirement dropped.
- Ma8ee 4y agoThey always increase the price after a year, and I go through the cancelling forms in their website until they offer me the lower price again. I guess that they know how little I actually use the subscription, so it’s no point in trying to get more money from me.