cancellation Adweek: Easy Method

What is Adweek

Overview

Adweek is a leading news source covering advertising, marketing, media and related industry trends. It publishes articles, analysis, and newsletters for professionals worldwide.

Offerings

Adweek provides free content and paid digital subscriptions that grant access to premium content and app features. Subscriptions are available through the website and app stores.

How to cancel Adweek

Web (direct via adweek.com)

• Sign in to your account on Adweek.
• Click your name/profile icon in the top-right and select "Cancel subscription".
• Cancellation takes effect at the start of the next billing cycle; keep the confirmation for your records.
• Alternatively call customer service at 1-844-674-8161 (U.S.) or 1-845-267-3007 (outside U.S.).
• You can also email [email protected] to request cancellation.

App Store (iOS)

• Open your Apple ID settings on your iPhone/iPad and choose Subscriptions.
• Find the Adweek subscription and turn off Auto-Renew at least 24 hours before the period ends.
• Note: You cannot cancel via the app during an active subscription period; manage via Apple.

Google Play

• Adweek does not explicitly document Google Play steps in its materials.
• Presumed method: manage subscriptions through Google Play > Subscriptions, then select Adweek and cancel.
• If uncertain, contact [email protected] or customer service for confirmation.

What happens when you cancel

Access and renewals

After cancellation, your access typically continues until the end of the current billing period. Renewal will not occur after that billing cycle.

Data and account

Cancellation generally stops billing but does not always delete your account or data. Keep login details if you may resubscribe later.

Confirmation and records

Always obtain a cancellation confirmation (email or screenshot). Keep proof of cancellation and any correspondence for disputes.

Will I get a refund?

General policy

Adweek's standard policy states subscription fees are non-refundable once paid and cancellation does not automatically trigger refunds.

Trial subscriptions

• Trials: no refunds. You retain access for the remainder of the trial and the subscription does not auto-renew when the trial ends.

Semi-annual and annual subscriptions

• If canceled within the first 30 days of service, a prorated refund for unused months (excluding the first month) may be available.
• If canceled after 30 days, no refund is available; access continues for the remainder of the paid period.

Adweek plans and pricing

Available App Store plans

Below are the App Store listing prices in USD. Final AED amounts in UAE will reflect Apple’s currency conversion at purchase time.

Pricing notes

Exact AED pricing for the UAE App Store is not publicly listed; Apple converts USD at purchase time and may add local taxes. Contact Apple or check your App Store for final local pricing.

Your consumer rights in United Arab Emirates

Law overview

UAE Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 (Consumer Protection) covers digital services and subscriptions. Consumers have rights where services are defective or not as agreed.

“No refund” clauses may be overridden if they conflict with mandatory consumer protections under UAE law.

How to escalate a complaint

• First contact Adweek via [email protected] and keep records of all correspondence.
• If unresolved, file a complaint with UAE authorities via the official government consumer protection portal: UAE Consumer Protection (u.ae).
• Local Departments of Economic Development (DED) in emirates can also accept consumer complaints.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

There were no notable positive Trustpilot listings in the verified data. Many subscribers report straightforward service and standard cancellations when following official steps.

Negative feedback

Verified complaints include a Trustpilot 1-star review critiquing site safety and a Reddit complaint (Dec 31, 2025) describing difficulty cancelling and continued charges.

These reports are isolated but indicate you should save cancellation confirmations and monitor bank statements after cancelling.

Documentation checklist

Before contacting support

• Account email/username used to subscribe.
• Order or invoice number (from App Store, Google Play, or adweek.com).
• Payment method details and dates of charges.

When submitting a dispute

• Screenshot of subscription settings or cancellation attempt.
• Email correspondence with Adweek (keep sent messages and responses).
• Bank or card statements showing the charge(s).

Common mistakes

Canceling in the wrong place

Example: attempting to cancel an App Store subscription from adweek.com instead of via Apple ID settings. This can leave auto-renew active.

Timing and confirmation

Example: failing to turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before period end for iOS subscriptions may cause an unwanted renewal.

Not retaining proof

Example: not saving cancellation confirmation emails or screenshots makes disputes harder. Always keep clear records.

Comparative recap

Quick comparison

Summary takeaway

Cancel via the platform you used to subscribe. Keep confirmations and monitor statements for unexpected charges. Use official channels for disputes.

After cancelling

Confirmation and follow-up

Expect access until the end of the paid period. Keep the cancellation confirmation email or screenshot and note the effective date.

Useful links

• Adweek official site - account and subscription access.
• [email protected] - email for subscription support.
• UAE Consumer Protection (u.ae) - how to escalate a consumer complaint in the UAE.

Address

Mailing address

ADWEEK, P.O. Box 15, Congers, NY 10920, United States.

Contact options

• Phone (U.S.): 1-844-674-8161
• Phone (outside U.S.): 1-845-267-3007
• Email: [email protected]