The New York Times handles cancellation through its website, by phone, or via chat - but it almost always shows you a discounted 'stay' offer before letting you finish. This guide covers each route and where your subscription was actually billed, since app-store sign-ups cannot be cancelled on nytimes.com. The cancel flow and offers change frequently, so confirm the current steps in your own account.
Log in at nytimes.com on a desktop browser, then go to your account's Subscription Overview page.
In the Manage Subscription section, click 'Cancel your Subscription' and follow the prompts.
The Times typically presents a reduced rate before finalizing. Decline it if you truly want to cancel.
Prefer to talk to someone? Call 866-273-3612 during business hours, or use the chat bubble on the Help / Contact Us page. Phone offers tend to be less generous than the online ones.
After cancelling, your access continues until the end of the current billing period. Watch for a confirmation email.
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Find your other hidden subscriptions →Yes - on a desktop browser via Subscription Overview > Manage Subscription > Cancel your Subscription, unless you signed up through an app store. Confirm the current steps in your own account.
Call 866-273-3612 during business hours. You can also cancel via the chat bubble on the Contact Us / Help page.
The Times routinely presents a retention discount during cancellation. You are free to decline it and complete the cancellation.
For informational purposes only - not financial or legal advice. Cancellation steps and policies can change; always confirm the latest flow in your account or app. Brand names are used for identification only. Sources: help.nytimes.com