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That changed. It is now possible to unsubscribe through the website (or at least, there is a gui to do that). I did that, but my subscription is active until ne
by suslik 4y ago
That changed. It is now possible to unsubscribe through the website (or at least, there is a gui to do that). I did that, but my subscription is active until next January, so we'll see.
Last year, I asked their support to unsubscribe me and rejected all the 50% discount offers. They said, 'sure, bro', and, needless to say, early this year I was hit by a (50% discounted) bill for a yearly subscription.
- OkayPhysicist 4y agoIt's worth pointing out that for this issue in particular (unsubscribing online), different customers may get different experiences, even if they went to unsubscribe at the same time. Some states (notably California, but I believe there are a couple more) have passed legislation in the last few years that requires sellers of subscriptions to make it as easy to cancel as it is to sign up in the first place. NYT was, at least for a while, looking at your billing address to decide whether they'd let you unsubscribe online or not.