How to Cancel Washington Post
The Washington Post is a major US national newspaper offering digital subscriptions. Cancellation can be done through your account settings online, though the Post may require a chat or call for some subscription types. Introductory rates typically increase significantly after the promotional period.
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Quick Facts
- Monthly cost
- £10.00/mo
- £120.00/year
- Cancel online?
- Yes
- Pause option?
- Yes
- Refund policy
- No refunds for partial periods. You retain access until the billing cycle ends.
- After cancellation
- Your account and reading history are preserved after cancellation.
Cancellation Steps
Go directly to Washington Post cancellation pageLog in to washingtonpost.com
Sign in to your Washington Post account.
Go to Account Settings
Click My Account or Subscription.
Select Cancel Subscription
Find the cancellation option in your subscription details.
Complete the cancellation flow
The Post may offer discounts or require chat confirmation.
Confirm cancellation
Verify via email that your subscription will not renew.
Tips & Things to Know
- Check if your Amazon Prime includes a Washington Post discount.
- Introductory rates (often $1/month for 6 months) renew at $10+/month.
- The Post may offer retention discounts of $2-4/month during cancellation.
Your Consumer Rights
- Under ROSCA, the Washington Post must provide a clear cancellation mechanism.
- The FTC Click-to-Cancel rule requires easy cancellation for digital subscriptions.
- State auto-renewal laws require prominent disclosure when introductory pricing increases.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I cancel the Washington Post online?
- Yes for most subscription types. Some may require chat or phone confirmation.
- Does Amazon Prime include the Washington Post?
- Amazon Prime members can get a discounted Washington Post subscription (previously free, now discounted).
- What happens to my introductory rate?
- Introductory rates auto-renew at the standard price unless you cancel before the promo period ends.
- Can I still read some content for free?
- The Washington Post offers a limited number of free articles per month.
- Is the Washington Post available internationally?
- Yes. Digital subscriptions are available worldwide.