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Sports Illustrated (SI) is a long‑established sports media brand offering news, features, and magazine issues in print and digital formats. SI provides single-issue purchases and subscription plans that deliver scheduled issues and full digital access depending on the plan.
After you cancel, your access depends on the product and how you paid. For most subscriptions you will retain access for any prepaid period remaining; SI generally does not cut off access immediately upon receiving a cancellation. If your subscription is auto‑renewing, you must cancel before the final issue or renewal date of your current term to avoid being charged for the next term. SI will maintain account records for administrative and billing purposes and to process any eligible refunds or communications.
Refunds depend on format and purchase date. For print subscriptions started on or after July 17, 2024, cancellation at any time typically entitles you to a full refund for unmailed issues. Digital subscriptions are generally non‑refundable once paid, though you normally keep access for the remainder of your paid period. No prorated refunds are typically offered for time already used in a billing period. If you subscribed via a third‑party platform, refund and cancellation policies are subject to that platform’s terms and must be handled through them.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Digital Issue | C$13.99 | Per issue | Digital back issue or single issue purchase |
| Monthly Digital Subscription | C$5.49 | Monthly | Full digital access, billed monthly (~C$4.12 per issue equivalent) |
| Annual Digital Subscription | C$53.99 | Annually | Full digital access for 12 months (16 issues included, ~C$3.37 per issue) |
Canadian consumer protection principles expect digital subscription services to allow cancellations and to provide reasonable refund or credit terms for unused portions. SI’s stated terms - refunds for unmailed print issues (for subscriptions begun July 17, 2024 or later) and continued service through the paid period for digital access - align with common expectations. Auto‑renewal must be cancelable before renewal to prevent unwanted charges. When subscriptions originate through third‑party app stores, the platform’s rules generally govern refunds and cancellations.
Public feedback shows a number of negative reports about SI customer service, including difficulties cancelling, missed issues, slow address updates, long hold times, and cases of continued billing after cancellation attempts. Aggregated complaint sites report lower satisfaction and mixed resolution rates. That said, policy documents indicate clear cancellation paths (phone, email, online) and specific refund provisions for recent print starts; customers who follow documented steps and keep records typically have the best chance of a smooth outcome.
Common errors include cancelling through the wrong channel (for example trying to cancel an App Store subscription directly with SI), waiting until after the renewal date so the next billing period is charged, and failing to keep cancellation confirmations. Another frequent problem is assuming immediate refunds for digital products - digital access is typically non‑refundable and remains available until the end of the paid period. Finally, not documenting your cancellation (no screenshots, emails, or registered‑mail receipts) makes disputes harder to resolve.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Phone (1-800-528-5000) | Print: possible refund for unmailed issues (post‑July 17, 2024). Digital: generally no refund. | Variable - reports of long hold times and mixed resolution rates. |
| Email ([email protected]) | Same refund rules as above; useful to create written record. | Moderate - depends on response time and clarity of request. |
| Online (si.com/myaccount) | Same refund rules as above; immediate cancellation confirmation online is ideal for record‑keeping. | Low to moderate - typically straightforward if you can log in. |
| Third‑party platforms (App Store, Google Play, Amazon) | Refunds and cancellations fall under platform policies and vary by store. | Varies - platform processes differ; often handled directly in your account on that platform. |
| Postal mail (registered) | Subject to SI policy; provides proof of notice which helps with disputes. | Low in terms of proof but slower for processing. |
Keep copies of all confirmation messages and documentation until any billing issues are fully resolved. To review SI’s stated terms, see Terms & Conditions (Minute Media). Manage your subscription at Manage your SI account. If you subscribed via Apple or Google, review their help pages for subscription cancellations: Cancel subscriptions on your Apple device and Cancel subscriptions on Google Play. If you encounter unresolved billing or service issues, keep your records and consider contacting your payment provider or provincial consumer protection office for advice.
Sports Illustrated Customer Service
PO Box 60015
Tampa, FL 33662‑0015
USA
For postal cancellations, send a signed cancellation letter by registered mail (proof of delivery recommended) and retain the receipt until the account is confirmed closed.
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Written by Mason Young
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