Cancel your The Washington Post subscription by mail
Directly with The Washington Post, the way to cancel is: Online (My Post > Manage subscription). Letters to The Washington Post go to Washington, 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 Washington Post by mail
Gather your account details
Put the email on the account, the delivery address for print copies and the subscription or reference number from your latest invoice in front of you before you write: the request to The Washington Post is only as good as the details it quotes.
Write your request
The letter asks The Washington Post to end the account, stop every future charge and confirm it in writing, under the subject line “Subject: Subscription termination – The Washington Post”. Postbye fills it in from our English template.
Send it by certified mail
Take the letter to the post office and ask for certified delivery to 20071 Washington. Keep the tracking number it gives you.
Keep proof the letter arrived
Delivery confirmation is your evidence that The Washington Post was asked. Watch the next statement or two for any further The Washington Post charge.
With Postbye, steps 2 to 4 take about two minutes of your time.
Where your The Washington Post cancellation letter goes
The Washington Post can be reached by post at 1301 K Street NW, Washington, DC 20071.
Put ZIP 20071 on the envelope: Washington is in the District of Columbia, and a domestic certified letter is all it takes.
Your name, address and email appear in a short block labelled Name, Address and E-mail, under the greeting “To Whom It May Concern,”.
Prefer to write it yourself? Use our letter template
Every address we hold for The Washington Post, with the envelope wording
Before you cancel The Washington Post, check these
- Introductory prices end after a set period. Check the date of your first full-price charge.
- 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.
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 Washington Post 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.
If a charge shows up after you cancelled, the letter and its receipt are what you put in front of the company or your bank.
The Washington Post lets you cancel directly (online (My Post > Manage subscription)). A letter is the fallback that leaves a dated record when the direct route fails.
The Washington Post cancellation at a glance
- How The Washington Post accepts cancellations
- Online (My Post > Manage subscription)
- Mailing address on file
- The Washington Post 1301 K Street NW Washington, DC 20071
- Country
- United States
- Letter language
- English (template en)
- Category
- News & magazines
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