Postclic premium unlimited: promotional offer at $1.47 for 48h, then $79.87 per month without commitment

Cancellation service #1 in Canada
The Arizona Republic (azcentral) is a regional news publisher based in Phoenix, Arizona, offering digital access to local and national reporting through its website and mobile apps. Subscriptions are managed by the publisher for web sign‑ups and through Apple/Google when purchased in‑app.
After cancellation, access to subscriber-only digital content typically continues until the end of your paid billing period; the subscription will not renew after that date. The publisher’s systems retain account information for billing and service records and may require you to re-link or re-sign in to access any archived content. If you purchased via an app store, cancellation there prevents future renewals but does not remove access already granted for the paid period managed by Apple or Google.
The Arizona Republic’s stated policy is that payments are non‑refundable and there are no refunds or credits for unused portions of a billing cycle, except at the publisher’s sole discretion. The publisher does not provide an automatic 14‑day cancellation/refund right for subscriptions. If you purchased through Apple or Google, those platforms’ refund procedures and policies apply for in‑app purchases; you must request any app‑store refund from Apple or Google directly. If you believe a charge was incorrect or unauthorized, you can also contact your payment provider for dispute options.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| azcentral Digital Subscription (Monthly) | C$34.99 | Monthly | Unlimited digital access via app (azcentral/Arizona Republic digital content) |
| azcentral Annual Digital Subscription | C$89.99 | Annual | Unlimited digital access via app (azcentral/Arizona Republic digital content) |
| azcentral Monthly Digital Rate | C$24.99 | Monthly | Unlimited digital access via app (lower price tier) |
Prices above were observed in the Canadian Apple App Store in‑app listings; the publisher’s website lists USD pricing and may not show Canada‑specific rates.
Under Canadian consumer protection principles, Quebec law provides a 14‑day right of withdrawal for certain remote purchases, but the Arizona Republic’s published subscription policy does not offer an automatic 14‑day refund for subscriptions. That means the publisher’s “non‑refundable unless at discretion” statement governs refunds for most subscribers. If you believe the publisher’s practices are unfair, you may pursue a dispute through your card issuer (chargeback) or file a complaint with provincial consumer protection authorities or federal resources: Government of Canada - Consumer information. This is general information and not legal advice; for legal questions consult a qualified adviser.
Publicly reported experiences are mixed but include multiple complaints about difficulty cancelling - customers have reported being directed to call during business hours, limited online cancellation access, and occasional billing after cancellation. Some complaints describe billing opacity, surprise price changes, and poor customer service responsiveness. App‑store subscribers report fewer direct billing disputes with the publisher because Apple or Google manage the recurring billing, but resolution times vary. These accounts are from third‑party review sites and forum posts; results can differ by case.
Common issues include trying to cancel a subscription bought through an app store via the publisher’s website (app‑store subs must be cancelled through Apple/Google), attempting to cancel online when the publisher’s account page only allows customers in certain U.S. states to do so, and not keeping proof of cancellation (confirmation email, agent name, or certified mail receipt). Another frequent mistake is assuming mid‑cycle refunds are automatic - the publisher’s policy states payments are non‑refundable unless they choose to provide one.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Account Management) | Non‑refundable per publisher; web cancellation available only for certain U.S. states | High for Canadian customers (option generally unavailable) |
| App Store (iOS) / Google Play | Refunds handled by Apple/Google per their policies; publisher’s non‑refund policy does not apply to app‑store refund procedures | Low to Medium (managed through app store settings) |
| Phone (1-800-332-6733) | Non‑refundable per publisher; may be granted at publisher discretion | High (reports of limited hours and call‑only instructions) |
| Postal mail (certified) | Non‑refundable per publisher; provides written proof of request | Medium (slower but auditable) |
Keep written confirmation (email, confirmation number, or certified mail receipt) and monitor your payment method for any post‑cancellation charges. If you see an unexpected charge, first contact the publisher via Customer Service and refer to your cancellation confirmation. If the issue is unresolved, contact your payment provider to request a dispute or chargeback and consider filing a complaint with provincial consumer protection authorities. For publisher help pages see azcentral Help, and for app store subscription assistance see Apple and Google Play.
The Arizona Republic
P.O. Box 1950
Phoenix, AZ 85001-1950
For postal cancellations send a signed cancellation letter by certified mail (raccomandata A/R) to the address above and retain your mailing receipt as proof.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Mason Young
Regulatory watch · 5 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 5 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.