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The New Yorker
1 World Trade Center
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Subject : Cancellation of The New Yorker agreement

Dear Sir or Madam,

This letter constitutes formal notice that I wish to terminate the agreement relating to the The New Yorker service.
This notice expresses a firm, clear, and unequivocal intention to cancel the agreement, effective at the earliest permissible date or in accordance with any applicable contractual notice period.

Please take all appropriate measures to:
– cease any billing from the effective cancellation date;
– confirm in writing that this request has been processed;
– and, where applicable, provide a final statement or confirmation of balance.

This cancellation is sent by certified electronic mail. Sending, timestamping, and content integrity are recorded, producing reliable electronic evidence. You therefore have everything needed to process this cancellation in line with rules on written notice and contractual freedom.

Under applicable personal data protection rules, I also request that you:
– delete any data not required for legal or accounting obligations;
– close any associated personal account;
– and confirm effective erasure where privacy rules apply.I retain a full copy of this notice along with proof of mailing.

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The New Yorker

How to cancel The New Yorker in the UK in 2026, live steps, refund rules, phone, postal address and alternatives. App rating: 3.5/5 (App Store).

https://www.newyorker.com
New York, USA
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Cancellation at a glance

fastest method (name it + why)Via My Account on The New Yorker website - Manage Subscription. Immediate processing through account settings.
effective delay0 days (cancellation processed immediately; access continues until the end of the current billing period)
notice period0 days - service remains active until the end of the paid billing term
cancellation fee (amount or 0)£0
minimum commitment1 month for monthly plans; 12 months for annual plans
phone + hours1-800-825-2510 - Hours: Not published by The New Yorker
postal address for registered letterThe New Yorker, 1 World Trade Center, 10007 New York, USA

What is The New Yorker

Overview

The New Yorker is a weekly magazine established in 1925 that publishes longform journalism, commentary, criticism, fiction, poetry and cartoons. It is owned by Condé Nast and operates print and digital subscription services worldwide.

Offerings

The New Yorker sells digital subscriptions (monthly and annual), app subscriptions with audio and crosswords, and print plus digital bundles. App subscriptions include a 7-day free trial for monthly app plans.

Company facts

FoundersHarold Wallace Ross
Founded1925
Subscribers1.3 million
Target audiencePolitics, foreign affairs, business, technology, culture, arts, fiction and cartoons readers

How to cancel The New Yorker

methodsteps summaryestimated timeproof obtaineddifficulty
Website (My Account)Log in - Manage Subscription - Cancel5-10 minutesOn-screen confirmation, email confirmationEasy
iOS appCancel via Apple Subscriptions in iPhone Settings3-10 minutesApple subscription cancellation screenshotMedium
Android appCancel via Google Play subscriptions3-10 minutesGoogle Play cancellation email/screenshotMedium
PhoneCall Customer Care 1-800-825-2510 and request cancellation5-30 minutesPhone reference number or follow-up emailMedium
EmailEmail [email protected] with account details and cancellation request5 minutes to write; reply time variableEmail replyEasy
Post (registered)Send signed cancellation letter by Recorded or Special DeliveryTime to post + processing 5-20 daysReceipt from Recorded DeliveryMedium

Website (My Account) - step by step

  1. Open subscriptions.newyorker.com.
  2. Sign in with your account credentials.
  3. Select Manage Subscription from your account dashboard.
  4. Choose Cancel Subscription and follow on-screen prompts.
  5. Keep the email confirmation as proof.

iOS (Apple) - step by step

  1. Open iPhone Settings - tap your name - Subscriptions.
  2. Find The New Yorker subscription and tap Cancel Subscription.
  3. Confirm cancellation. Apple handles billing; The New Yorker cannot cancel in-app Apple purchases for you.
  4. Save the Apple cancellation confirmation screenshot as proof.

Android (Google Play) - step by step

  1. Open Google Play Store - tap your profile - Payments and subscriptions - Subscriptions.
  2. Select The New Yorker and Cancel subscription.
  3. Google Play sends confirmation; keep that email/screenshot.

Phone - step by step

  1. Call Customer Care at 1-800-825-2510.
  2. Provide name, subscription email and last 4 digits of payment card.
  3. Ask for cancellation confirmation reference and request an email confirmation.

Email - step by step

  1. Send to [email protected] from the address on your account.
  2. Include: full name, account email, subscription number (if known) and request to Cancel subscription.
  3. Save sent message and any reply.

Post (registered) - step by step

  1. Write a signed letter with full name, account email, subscription number and "Please cancel my subscription".
  2. Send by Recorded Delivery to The New Yorker, 1 World Trade Center, 10007 New York, USA.
  3. Keep the postal receipt and tracking number as proof.

Cancel by reason

Cooling-off period (change of mind)

Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have a 14-day cooling-off period from the start of a subscription concluded online or off-premises. If you cancel within 14 days you are entitled to a full refund provided you have not expressly consented to immediate digital access. To request a refund send an email to [email protected] or cancel via the website and cite the 14-day right.

Applicable law

Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.

Pro-rata refund for annual subscribers

The New Yorker research states annual subscribers who cancel mid-term may be provided a pro-rata refund for the unused portion, calculated on remaining issues. To request a pro-rata refund email [email protected] and include proof of payment and dates. Retain bank statements.

Applicable law

Consumer Rights Act 2015 (quality of service) and Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 for contract terms.

Price increase

The New Yorker’s public materials do not publish a specific rule about unilateral price increases for existing subscribers. If The New Yorker increases price you may be able to cancel if the change is a material change to the contract. Send a written cancellation request and keep copies of the price change notice. If the trader refuses, escalate via Citizens Advice.

Applicable law

Consumer Rights Act 2015 and CMA guidance on auto-renewal and unfair terms.

Moving or change of address

The New Yorker does not publish a formal policy about cancellation for relocation. For print subscribers losing delivery due to international move, request cancellation and attach proof of new address (utility bill or tenancy agreement). If you paid by annual plan ask about pro-rata refund.

Applicable law

Consumer Rights Act 2015 (services performed with reasonable care and skill).

Death of subscriber

The New Yorker does not publish public instructions for cancellation after a subscriber dies. As a practical step, email [email protected] or send a signed letter including account holder name, date of death and a copy of the death certificate to request cancellation and refund consideration for unused issues.

Applicable law

Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 and general contract law principles under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Negotiate or save

Before you cancel: negotiate

Research does not report specific retention offers publicly published by The New Yorker. To ask for a retention offer call Customer Care at 1-800-825-2510 or email [email protected], state your account details and ask for a loyalty or discount offer. If you are on an annual plan request a pro-rata refund as an alternative to switching plans. Keep all written replies.

What cancelling saves you - maths and cheapest alternative

Compute yearly costs from published prices:

  • Digital App Monthly £11.99 x 12 = £143.88 per year.
  • Digital App Annual £119.99 = £119.99 per year.
  • Digital Subscription (Standard) £10.83 x 12 = £129.96 per year (listed annual £130).
  • Digital Subscription Introductory £4.33 x 12 = £51.96 per year (listed annual £52).
  • Print + Digital Annual £260 = £260 per year (listed monthly equivalent £21.67).

Example savings:

  • Switch from Digital App Monthly (£11.99) to Digital App Annual (£119.99): £143.88 - £119.99 = £23.89 saved per year.
  • Cancel a Print + Digital Annual (£260) and move to the cheapest digital intro (£52): £260 - £52 = £208 saved per year.

Cheapest real alternative from available offers in research: Prospect Magazine annual £54.00. If you cancel The New Yorker Digital Introductory £52 and choose Prospect annual £54 the cost difference is £2 more for Prospect; the true cheapest comparable paid option within the research is The New Yorker Digital Introductory £52.

What to do after cancelling The New Yorker

Access and content

After cancellation you retain access until the end of the current paid billing period. For app cancellations via Apple or Google, access often continues until the end of the paid term managed by the app store.

Data and account

To delete or change account data email [email protected] or use account settings. Request confirmation of cancellation and any data deletion in writing and keep copies.

Final billing and refunds

The New Yorker generally does not provide refunds for cancellations mid-term, but annual subscribers who cancel mid-term may be entitled to a pro-rata refund for unused issues. For refunds cite Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 if within 14 days or ask for pro-rata outside that period. Send bank statements and account details when requesting refunds.

Re-activation

To re-subscribe use your previous account on newyorker.com or the app. Re-subscription may trigger introductory offers only for new customers; check offer details at The New Yorker offers.

Next steps and practical checklist

Use this checklist to cancel and protect yourself.

  • Find your account email and subscription number.
  • Decide cancellation channel: website, phone, email or post.
  • If cancelling via website, sign in and select Manage Subscription; save confirmation email/screenshot.
  • If cancelling via app, cancel through Apple or Google Play and save the confirmation.
  • If cancelling by post, send Recorded Delivery to The New Yorker, 1 World Trade Center, 10007 New York, USA and keep receipt.
  • If you are within 14 days, request a full refund citing the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
  • If you paid annually and cancel mid-term, request a pro-rata refund and attach proof of payment.
  • Record any phone cancellation reference number and request follow-up email.
  • If you do not receive confirmation within 14 days escalate to Citizens Advice and consider chargeback if payment qualifies.

Plans

Digital Subscription (Introductory Offer)

£4.33

/ mois

Unlimited digital access, cartoons and puzzles, audio; includes a FREE tote bag with first year offer.

Unlimited digital access
cartoons and puzzles
audio; includes a FREE tote bag with first year offer.

Digital Subscription (Standard Rate)

£10.83

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Unlimited digital access, cartoons and puzzles, audio on the go.

Unlimited digital access
cartoons and puzzles
audio on the go.

Print + Digital Subscription (Annual)

£21.67

/ mois

Print edition and unlimited digital access; includes a FREE tote bag in first year offers.

Print edition and unlimited digital access; includes a FREE tote bag in first year offers.

Digital App Subscription (Monthly)

£11.99

/ mois

App content including audio stories, crosswords, Name Drop quiz, offline saves; 7-day free trial.

App content including audio stories
crosswords
Name Drop quiz
offline saves; 7-day free trial.

Digital Subscription (via isubscribe.co.uk)

£7.42

/ mois

49 issues digital access via isubscribe vendor.

49 issues digital access via isubscribe vendor.

Print-only Subscription (via americanmagazines.co.uk)

£16.33

/ mois

47 issues per year print edition (vendor sale).

47 issues per year print edition (vendor sale).

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Pros & cons

Pros

High-quality longform journalism and fiction with a 100-year reputation.
Multiple subscription formats: digital, app, print plus digital and vendor options.
Introductory digital price at £52 for the first year and app annual £119.99 offer.

Cons

App reliability issues reported by users including login and playback faults (App Store reviews).
Customer service response problems reported in app store testimonials about missed replies.
No guaranteed automatic refunds for mid-term cancellations; refunds are case by case.

Competitors & alternatives

Below are common alternatives people compare for this type of subscription.

Prospect Magazine

£4.50

/ mois

Focus on in-depth analysis of current affairs with a strong UK focus.

Digital offer via isubscribe.co.uk

£7.42

/ mois

Third-party vendor digital subscription pricing and delivery.

Print offer via americanmagazines.co.uk

£16.33

/ mois

Print-only delivery service for UK buyers.

Countries where The New Yorker is available

The New Yorker is available in many countries. Here are several frequently cited markets:

United KingdomUnited StatesInternational (digital availability)

Subscription & cancellation

What you should know about The New Yorker subscription and cancellation terms:

Subscription type

Automatic monthly or yearly renewal. Billing is handled by the primary account or the signup platform.

Renewal

Renewal runs automatically at the end of each billing period while the subscription stays active.

Cancellation

Cancel from account settings or the app store used at signup. Access usually continues until the paid period ends.

Refunds

Refunds depend on billing date, country, and payment channel.

Family plan

The family plan admin can add or remove members per the service’s household and age rules.

Commitment

Plan changes and cancellations follow the provider’s terms and local law.

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