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How to cancel New York Times
Steps
- Sign in to your New York Times account.
- Open your subscription settings and look for the cancel option.
- Follow the prompts, or use the Help Center if you do not see it.
General steps. Menus differ, so use the official link below to confirm. Links are for the US versions. Not affiliated with New York Times.
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Questions
How do I cancel New York Times?
Sign in to your New York Times account. Open your subscription settings and look for the cancel option. Follow the prompts, or use the Help Center if you do not see it. These are general steps, so confirm them on the official help page linked on this page.
Does deleting the app or signing out cancel New York Times?
Not by itself. Cancel in the account, billing or subscription settings of the place you pay, then keep the confirmation.
What if I pay for New York Times through Apple, Google or another company?
Find where you pay. Look at the confirmation email or your card or bank statement for the company name. Apple and Google subscriptions are cancelled in their own subscription settings, not on the service’s site.
How can I check that New York Times will not charge me again?
Save the confirmation (a screenshot or the email) and check that the next charge date is gone. A few days later, check your statement. If you were charged anyway, contact the service with your confirmation.
Does Subrazor cancel New York Times for me?
No. Subrazor does not cancel anything and does not contact New York Times. It only keeps your dates and totals in one private list and can remind you before a trial or renewal date.
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