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The Week in English for Nigeria is the English-language edition of The Week tailored for readers in Nigeria, offering weekly news summaries, features and analysis in a concise format.
It combines digital access and a physical magazine option depending on the subscription channel, aimed at readers who want a curated weekly digest of global and local news.
For App Store subscriptions, disabling auto-renew prevents future billing but you typically retain access until the end of the paid period.
For web/direct subscriptions, access and delivery depend on the publisher’s handling; refunds for un-mailed issues may apply.
App Store subscriptions auto-renew unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the period ends.
The publisher may retain account and subscription data for customer service and record-keeping; request any data questions from Subscriptions support.
You may receive a full refund for the cost of un-mailed issues when a web/direct subscription is cancelled.
This refund typically applies if cancellation occurs within 30 days or at any time, depending slightly on region, but only for issues not yet sent.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month (iOS App Store Nigeria) | €2.84 (approx.) | Monthly | In-app subscription via iOS; full digital access |
| 1 Year (iOS App Store Nigeria) | €19.27 (approx.) | Annual | In-app subscription via iOS; full digital access |
Prices are converted from Nigerian Naira using a mid-market exchange rate (₦1 = €0.000604).
Actual billed EUR amounts may vary slightly due to App Store pricing mechanics.
Consumers have the right to cancel web or direct subscriptions at any time and to request refunds for un-mailed issues.
Refunds for un-mailed issues are generally available and governed by the publisher’s stated policy (see refund section).
For subscriptions bought via Apple’s App Store, you must disable auto-renew in your iTunes/App Store account settings at least 24 hours before the billing period ends.
There is no separate 14-day cooling-off period stated beyond the publisher’s 30-day refund window for un-mailed issues; delivered issues are non-returnable.
While there are multiple negative reports, other subscribers manage smooth renewals and cancellations when they follow platform-specific procedures (App Store vs website) carefully.
Keeping documentation and cancelling within stated windows increases the chance of a straightforward outcome.
Many users expect cancelling inside the app or late cancellation to stop billing immediately; with App Store subscriptions you must disable auto-renew at least 24 hours before period end.
Subscribers often assume delivered physical issues can be returned; the policy explicitly disallows returns of mailed or delivered issues.
Also avoid losing proof of purchase - without receipts or account details it becomes harder to secure refunds for un-mailed issues.
| Platform | Cancel during active period | Refund for un-mailed issues | How to cancel | Key note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | No (cannot cancel current active period via app) | No (refunds handled per App Store rules; un-mailed issue refunds not standard) | Turn off auto-renew in iTunes/App Store account settings at least 24 hours before period end | Unused free trials forfeited on purchase; Apple handles billing |
| Web / Direct (website) | Yes (you may cancel at any time) | Yes (full refund for un-mailed issues; within 30 days or as publisher policy) | Cancel via your website account settings or contact Subscriptions team | Refunds only for issues not yet sent; no returns on delivered issues |
Use the website/direct channel if you need the clearest route to refunds for un-mailed issues; manage App Store subscriptions through your Apple account to avoid unexpected renewals.
For App Store subscription management, see Apple Support: manage subscriptions.
For publisher subscription information, check the subscriptions area on The Week website or contact the Subscriptions team using the postal address below.
Subscriptions contact (correspondence address):
121 - 141 Westbourne Terrace Paddington W2 6JR
No explicit cancellation postal form was found online; use the above address if you need to send written cancellation requests or supporting documents.
If you prefer faster handling, cancel via your account online or manage App Store subscriptions directly in your Apple account.
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