Cancel your The Examiner subscription by mail
Cancelling The Examiner means putting it in writing; the company takes requests by mailed letter, and a tracked one leaves a clear record. Our database has The Examiner's mailing address in Beaumont, United States.
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We write your letter, mail it by certified mail the next business day, and confirm when the cancellation went through. You keep the signed proof.
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How to cancel The Examiner by mail
Find your account details
The Examiner will look your account up from what the letter says, so check the email on the account, the delivery address for print copies and the subscription or reference number from your latest invoice first.
Write your request
Ask The Examiner to cancel the account, stop all further charges and confirm in writing. Postbye prepares the letter from our English template, with the subject line “Subject: Subscription termination – The Examiner”.
Post the letter
Address the envelope to The Examiner, Beaumont, exactly as printed in the next section. Certified mail gives you a tracking number and a delivery record.
File the delivery record
Once the letter is delivered, the date on the receipt is the date The Examiner was told. Compare it with your statements over the next billing cycle.
With Postbye, steps 2 to 4 take about two minutes of your time.
Where your The Examiner cancellation letter goes
The Examiner lists 795 Willow Street, Beaumont, TX 77701 as its mailing address.
With ZIP 77701, the address sits in Texas and the letter never leaves the United States postal system.
The database also lists Cimitiere Street 113, 2, 7250 Launceston, Australia for The Examiner. Use the first address above unless your agreement names this one.
The letter is addressed “To Whom It May Concern,” and its details block uses the labels Name, Address and E-mail.
Prefer to write it yourself? Use our letter template
Every address we hold for The Examiner, with the envelope wording
Before you cancel The Examiner, check these
- Gift subscriptions and bundles may be billed to a different person. Use the name on the billing record.
- Ask for the effective date of the cancellation in writing, and keep the confirmation.
- Print and digital access can be separate subscriptions. Ask for each of them to be ended.
Several states set rules for subscriptions that renew on their own. See what yours requires in automatic renewal laws by state.
Let Postbye cancel The Examiner for you
We write your letter, mail it by certified mail the next business day, and confirm when the cancellation went through. You keep the signed proof.
Cancelling a news or magazine subscription
Publishers often move you from an introductory price to the standard rate and can steer cancellations towards phone or chat, so a written request is the record that you asked.
A phone call leaves nothing behind; a letter leaves a copy, a date and a delivery receipt.
The Examiner cancellation at a glance
- How The Examiner accepts cancellations
- By mailed letter
- Mailing address on file
- The Examiner 795 Willow Street Beaumont, TX 77701
- Second address on file
- The Examiner Cimitiere Street 113 2 7250 Launceston Australia
- Country
- United States
- Letter language
- English (template en)
- Category (from the company name)
- News & magazines
- Added to the database
- April 30, 2026
- Data last checked
