Cancel Woman'S Day: Easy Method

What is Woman'S Day

Overview

Woman'S Day is a weekly magazine title available in New Zealand in print and digital formats. Editions include news, lifestyle, recipes and celebrity content aimed at a general female readership.

Editions and distribution

Woman'S Day is distributed in print via retail and subscription services and digitally through platforms such as Magzter, Pocketmags and Zinio. Pricing and delivery frequency vary by retailer and platform.

How to cancel Woman'S Day

Website (publisher) cancellation

• Check your confirmation email or account for the publisher contact details before you cancel.
• According to publisher information, subscriptions may be cancelled by emailing [email protected].
• If you want a refund based on publisher policy, note that cancellations must be made up to 14 days before the next issue is mailed to qualify for the stated cancellation window.

Third‑party and in‑app cancellations

• Magzter (digital): You can cancel anytime. For a full refund, email help@magzter.com within 7 days of subscription start (not valid for single-issue purchases).
• Pocketmags (digital): Cancel via your "My Account" area. You must cancel up to 24 hours before the end of the current subscription term to stop auto‑renewal.
• App Store (iOS): Manage and cancel subscriptions through your Apple ID subscription settings in the App Store (Apple controls these cancellations).
• Google Play (Android): Manage and cancel through the Google Play Store subscription settings on your device (Google controls these cancellations).
• Print via isubscribe (NZ): Delivery usually begins in 2 - 5 weeks; cancellation specifics were not provided by the source - contact the retailer directly for steps.

What happens when you cancel

Access and delivery

When you cancel a subscription, access generally continues until the end of the paid subscription period. For print subscriptions you should continue to receive issues already paid for.

For digital subscriptions, cancellation usually stops future renewals while you retain access for the remainder of the paid term.

Renewal and account data

Cancellations stop automatic renewals on platforms that auto‑renew (Pocketmags, some isubscribe plans, App Store, Google Play). Check your account/subscription settings to confirm the renewal is turned off.

Save any account or purchase confirmations and note any remaining access end date shown in your account for records.

Will I get a refund?

Refund policy by platform

• Website (School Road Publishing): Refunds are issued if goods are lost or damaged and cannot be replaced; otherwise, cancellations up to 14 days before the next issue may stop future deliveries but do not guarantee a refund.
• Magzter (digital): Full refund if requested within 7 days of subscription start for digital subscriptions (no refund for single‑issue purchases).
• Pocketmags (digital): No explicit refund policy was provided; you must cancel up to 24 hours before renewal. Refunds are not noted in the source.
• Print via isubscribe: No explicit refund policy was mentioned in the source - contact the retailer for their refund terms.

Exceptions and statutory rights

Under New Zealand consumer law, you may be entitled to a remedy (repair, replacement or refund) if goods or services are faulty, not as described, or not delivered. This is separate from a vendor's voluntary refund policy.

If a delivered issue is lost or damaged in transit, the publisher's replacement policy may apply; keep evidence and contact the seller promptly to pursue a remedy.

Woman'S Day plans and pricing

Common plans

Below are representative pricing plans and features collected from available retailers and distributors for New Zealand buyers.

Price table

Your consumer rights in New Zealand

Key rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act

Under New Zealand law, goods and services must be of acceptable quality and match the description provided. If a magazine is faulty, misrepresented or not delivered, you can seek a remedy.

Remedies may include repair, replacement or refund depending on the problem and whether it can be fixed.

How the law applies to subscriptions

• If an issue is lost or damaged in transit and cannot be replaced, you can request a remedy from the seller under the Consumer Guarantees Act.
• Statutory rights exist in addition to any voluntary refund windows offered by publishers or platforms.
• Keep purchase records and communications to support any claim under consumer law.

Customer experiences

Reviews located

No customer review sources specific to Woman'S Day NZ were located in the available data. That means there is limited platform-specific feedback to review for this title.

Reported issues with related services

• General complaints exist for unrelated magazine subscription services (examples include problems with cancellations, unauthorized charges and poor customer support at some vendors).
• Use caution and save confirmation emails when subscribing through third parties to make cancellations and disputes easier to resolve.

Documentation checklist

What to include when you cancel

• Subscriber name and account number or email used for the subscription.
• Order or subscription reference number and the date you want cancellation to take effect.
• Copies/screenshots of the purchase confirmation, payment receipts and any delivery issues (lost/damaged evidence).

Where to send your cancellation

• Email the publisher contact shown in your confirmation (source lists emailing [email protected] for publisher cancellations).
• For Magzter refunds, email help@magzter.com within 7 days for a full refund where applicable.
• Use the account/subscription management pages for Pocketmags, Apple App Store and Google Play to cancel directly.

Common mistakes

Missing cancellation windows

Many customers forget that platforms have different cut‑off times for stopping renewals: Pocketmags requires cancellation 24 hours before term end, and publisher refunds may require a 14‑day notice before the next issue.

Always check the renewal date in your account to avoid unexpected charges.

Canceling the wrong place

A common error is cancelling with the publisher when the subscription was purchased via an app store or third‑party retailer. That does not stop the app store or retailer from auto‑renewing.

Identify where you purchased the subscription (Apple, Google Play, Magzter, Pocketmags, isubscribe or directly from the publisher) and cancel in that service.

Comparative recap

Summary table

How to choose the best route

If you bought via an app store, cancel there; if you subscribed through a third‑party retailer, cancel via that retailer. If unsure, check your payment statement for the vendor name and use that to determine where to cancel.

Keep evidence of cancellation (confirmation emails or screenshots) in case you need to claim a refund or a consumer remedy later.

After cancelling

Follow up and confirmation

• After you cancel, save any confirmation message or screenshot that shows the subscription has been cancelled or that auto‑renewal is turned off.
• Check future bank or card statements to ensure no additional charges appear; contact the vendor immediately if they do.

Helpful links and resources

• Apple support - manage subscriptions: Apple subscriptions help (NZ)
• Google Play - cancel subscriptions: Google Play subscription help
• New Zealand consumer rights: Consumer Guarantees Act guidance

Address

Publisher mailing address (available)

Customer Service Department Woman's Day P.O. Box 6000 Harlan, IA 51593

Notes on New Zealand contact

No New Zealand postal cancellation address was found in the available sources. New Zealand subscribers should use regional retailers, in‑app subscription settings or the publisher email shown in their confirmation.

If you need a postal address for formal complaint or returns, contact the retailer or publisher via the email or account support channel first to request the correct mailing details.