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Dear Sir or Madam,
I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Harvard Business Review service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.
Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.
This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.
In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.
I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.
Cancel Harvard Business Review: Easy Method
What is Harvard Business Review
Overview
Harvard Business Review (HBR) is a leading management publication offering articles, case studies, digital content and a print magazine focused on business leadership and strategy.
Formats and delivery
HBR is available in multiple formats: print subscriptions, digital single issues, app-based access and individual digital products such as e-books and case studies.
How to cancel Harvard Business Review
Cancel via App Store (iOS)
- On your iPhone or iPad open Settings → tap your name → Subscriptions.
- Select "Harvard Business Review" → tap "Cancel Subscription".
- Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal. Access remains until the end of the paid period.
- See a guide: how to cancel (19pine.ai).
Cancel via Google Play (Android)
- Open Google Play Store → tap your profile icon → Payments & Subscriptions → Subscriptions.
- Select "Harvard Business Review" → tap "Cancel Subscription".
- Access remains until the end of the current paid period after cancellation.
- See a guide: how to cancel (19pine.ai).
Cancel via HBR website / direct purchase
- Sign in at your account portal on HBR.org and go to Billing or Subscription settings to cancel.
- Alternatively contact customer service for Asia/Pacific at +61 2 8880 5696 to request cancellation.
- If needed, follow international procedures (post or email) - see the contact details in the Address section below.
- Reference: cancel instructions (JoinChargeback).
What happens when you cancel
Access after cancellation
When you cancel an auto‑renewing digital subscription you will normally retain access until the end of the current paid period.
Renewal and auto‑renew settings
Auto‑renewing subscriptions (App Store, Google Play, HBR app) will continue until you complete cancellation via the platform where you originally purchased.
Data and account retention
Your HBR account and purchase history are typically retained by HBR for account support and records.
If you want data removed, request account changes via customer service or the account portal.
Will I get a refund?
Standard refund policy
HBR generally does not provide prorated refunds for digital subscriptions purchased via the web; canceling stops future renewals but does not refund unused time.
Source: subscription guidance summarized from public sources.
Digital products and returns
- Digital items such as case studies, e-books, articles and online courses are non-returnable and non-refundable.
- See Harvard Business Publishing return policy: Return Policy (Harvard Business Publishing).
Exceptions and faulty service claims
Under New Zealand law you may be entitled to remedies (repair, replacement or refund) if the service is faulty or not delivered as promised.
If access was not provided or delivery failed, contact HBR customer service and cite your consumer rights (see links below).
Harvard Business Review plans and pricing
Overview of available plans
The table below lists New Zealand-facing prices and typical delivery formats as of January 2026.
Pricing details
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Print - Single Issue | NZ$75.00 | Single issue | Print magazine, delivered to NZ, includes delivery |
| Print - 12 months / 6 issues | NZ$430.00 | 12 months (6 issues) | Print magazine, delivered to NZ, includes delivery |
| Print - 24 months / 12 issues | NZ$830.00 | 24 months (12 issues) | Print magazine, delivered to NZ, includes delivery |
| Print via MagNation - Current Issue | NZ$65.00 | Single issue | Print magazine, current issue, delivered in NZ |
| Print via MagNation - Six‑Month Subscription (3 issues) | NZ$188.00 | Six months (3 issues) | Print magazine subscription, delivered in NZ |
| Print via MagNation - 12‑Month Subscription (6 issues) | NZ$368.00 | 12 months (6 issues) | Print magazine subscription, delivered in NZ |
| Digital - Single Issue | NZ$34.68 | Single issue | Digital edition via Zinio, delivered by email |
| Digital - 6 issues | NZ$172.08 | 6 issues | Digital edition via Zinio |
| OnPoint Digital - Single Issue | NZ$32.77 | Single issue | OnPoint digital edition via Zinio |
| App Store - Monthly Subscription (In‑App Purchase) | NZ$22.00 | Monthly | Digital access via HBR mobile app (auto‑renewing) |
Your consumer rights in New Zealand
Change of mind rules
In New Zealand businesses are not required to refund simply because you change your mind unless they voluntary offer that policy.
See: Change‑of‑mind guidance (ConsumerProtection.govt.nz).
Faulty or not‑delivered services
If HBR fails to deliver the service you paid for, you may have rights to a remedy under NZ consumer law, such as repair, replacement or refund.
Guidance: Fair returns & complaints (Business.govt.nz).
How to assert your rights
- Document the issue (screenshots, emails, delivery records) and contact HBR customer service first.
- If unresolved, seek help from New Zealand consumer protection services or consider a chargeback with your payment provider if applicable.
Customer experiences
Summary of complaints
Public reviews include complaints about delayed or missing print deliveries and difficulty reaching responsive customer service.
Some users report missed password resets and unexpected renewals despite opting out.
Ratings and sources
Trustpilot reviews for HBR show negative feedback with a TrustScore of 2.7/5 from 10 reviews (NZ page).
See: HBR on Trustpilot (NZ).
Practical takeaway
- Keep clear records of purchase and cancellation attempts to support any complaint.
- Use the original purchase platform (App Store, Google Play, HBR account) to cancel to avoid delays.
Documentation checklist
Essential items to gather
- Account email and username used for the subscription.
- Order or subscription number and receipt showing payment date.
- Proof of purchase (bank/credit card statement or app receipt screenshot).
Supportive evidence for disputes
- Screenshots of subscription settings, renewal notices, or failed delivery messages.
- Copies of emails or messages sent to HBR customer service and any replies.
- Delivery records for print issues showing non‑delivery or delay.
Common mistakes
Canceling on the wrong platform
A common error is attempting to cancel via HBR when the subscription was purchased through the App Store or Google Play.
Always cancel through the platform you used to subscribe to stop auto‑renewal immediately.
Missing cancellation deadlines
Another mistake is waiting until after the renewal window; some platforms require cancellation at least 24 hours before renewal.
Check renewal dates and cancel early to avoid an unwanted charge.
Poor documentation
Failing to keep receipts, confirmation emails or screenshots weakens your case when requesting refunds or disputing renewals.
Save transaction records and any correspondence with customer service.
Comparative recap
Channel comparison
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund policy | Access after cancel | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via iPhone/iPad Settings → Subscriptions → Harvard Business Review | No prorated refunds; refunds depend on Apple policies | Access until end of paid period | Must cancel ≥24 hours before renewal; see Apple support |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play Store → Profile → Subscriptions → Harvard Business Review | No prorated refunds; refunds depend on Google Play policies | Access until end of paid period | Cancellation through Google Play avoids double‑billing |
| Web / Direct (HBR.org) | Cancel in account portal under Billing/Subscription or contact support | HBR does not usually offer prorated refunds for web purchases | Access until the end of the paid period unless otherwise agreed | For Asia/Pacific call +61 2 8880 5696; follow international procedure if needed |
After cancelling
Follow-up actions
- Save cancellation confirmation (screenshot or email) and check that future renewals do not occur.
- Monitor your payment method for any unexpected charges and be ready to dispute with your bank if necessary.
Useful links and contacts
- HBR return policy: Harvard Business Publishing Returns
- How to cancel guides: Cancellation guide (19pine.ai)
- Trustpilot reviews (NZ): Trustpilot HBR
- NZ consumer change-of-mind guidance: ConsumerProtection.govt.nz
- Fair returns & complaints: Business.govt.nz
Address
Mailing address for international subscribers
If you need to send postal correspondence from New Zealand, use the international address below and include your subscription details.
Official mailing address
Harvard Business Review
Tower House
Lathkill Street
Market Harborough LE16 9EF
United Kingdom
Phone for Asia/Pacific support
For Asia/Pacific enquiries (including New Zealand) call: +61 2 8880 5696.
Also use the HBR account portal or the purchase platform's support channels for platform‑specific cancellations.
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