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iReader is a digital reading app that offers novels, stories and in-app purchases such as VIP subscriptions and virtual coins.
The service uses App Store and Google Play billing for mobile subscriptions and also offers account-based management via its website.
Key features include VIP access, timed subscription plans, and coin bundles for in-app purchases.
Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled; billing is handled by the platform or the iReader account depending on how you subscribed.
After cancelling, your subscription typically remains active until the end of the paid billing period.
You will retain VIP or paid access only until that expiry date, then features revert to free-level access.
Auto-renewal stops after cancellation; no future billing will occur once the current period ends.
If you cancel close to a renewal date, expect the subscription to remain active through that paid period.
Cancelling a subscription does not automatically delete your iReader account or reading data.
If you want account deletion, contact support and request deletion; keep copies of your requests.
iReader’s membership terms do not specify a general right to refunds for cancelled subscriptions.
The published terms indicate users should cancel before the end of the billing period to avoid further charges.
Independent sources note refunds are not guaranteed and advise using bank dispute processes if needed.
Reference: Chargeback guidance.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| iReader VIP 1 month | NZ$6.99 | Monthly | VIP access for 1 month |
| iReader VIP 3 months | NZ$19.99 | 3‑Monthly | VIP access for 3 months |
| iReader VIP 12 months | NZ$69.99 | Annual | VIP access for 12 months |
| iReader 600 iCoins | NZ$1.99 | One‑off | 600 in‑app coins |
| iReader 1200 iCoins | NZ$3.99 | One‑off | 1200 in‑app coins |
| iReader 1800 iCoins | NZ$4.99 | One‑off | 1800 in‑app coins |
| iReader 3000 iCoins | NZ$9.99 | One‑off | 3000 in‑app coins |
| iReader 6000 iCoins | NZ$19.99 | One‑off | 6000 in‑app coins |
| iReader 9000 iCoins | NZ$29.99 | One‑off | 9000 in‑app coins |
| iReader 12000 iCoins | NZ$39.99 | One‑off | 12000 in‑app coins |
| iReader Weekly Bundle | NZ$18.49 | Weekly | Weekly bundle (unspecified contents) |
| iReader 18000 iCoins | NZ$49.99 | One‑off | 18000 in‑app coins |
Prices were taken from New Zealand App Store listings in late 2024 and are shown in NZD.
Actual app store prices may vary over time and by platform; always confirm in the store before purchase.
New Zealand consumer protections include the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act.
These laws require services to be supplied with due care and skill and prohibit misleading conduct.
Document all communications, keep receipts and screenshots of subscriptions and charges, and try platform refund routes first.
If the merchant won’t cooperate, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute a charge and consider reporting misleading conduct to consumer authorities.
Some third‑party guides describe iReader as easy to cancel when using the correct platform steps.
AppCutter notes that canceling an iReader subscription can be “Very Easy to Cancel.”
Multiple users report unexpected recurring charges and instances where subscriptions continued after app deletion.
Independent reports advise contacting support or using bank dispute processes if charges appear wrongful.
Deleting the iReader app does not cancel App Store or Google Play subscriptions.
You must cancel via Apple ID, Google Play, the iReader website, or PayPal automatic payments.
Cancelling after a renewal will stop the next period but will not refund the already charged period unless a refund is granted.
To avoid an unwanted charge, cancel before the renewal date.
Failing to keep receipts or screenshots makes disputes harder to resolve with the merchant or bank.
Always save purchase confirmations and cancellation screens until the subscription is fully closed.
| Method | How to cancel | Ease | Refunds possible? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iOS (App Store) | Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Select iReader → Cancel | Generally easy when using Apple’s subscription settings | Apple handles refund requests; not guaranteed | Cancellation takes effect end of billing period; see iReader terms |
| Android (Google Play) | Google Play → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Cancel | Generally easy via Google Play | Google handles refund requests; not guaranteed | Active until period end; check Google Play refund policies |
| iReader website / account | Log in → Billing/Subscription/Manage Account → Follow cancel prompts or email support | Varies by account interface; can be straightforward | Refunds not specified in iReader terms; contact support | Email: [email protected]; see AppCutter guide |
| PayPal | PayPal.com → Settings → Payments → Manage Automatic Payments → Cancel | Easy to stop automatic payments | PayPal may assist with disputes; refunds not guaranteed | Cancelling stops future charges but doesn’t refund past charges automatically |
Cancel with the platform you used to subscribe, keep proof of cancellation, and use bank dispute options if refunds are refused.
Document everything and act before the renewal date to avoid further charges.
Watch your bank or card statements and PayPal account for any unexpected charges after cancellation.
If you see a charge, contact iReader support and your payment provider immediately with your documentation.
No New Zealand postal cancellation address is publicly listed for iReader.
For account or cancellation requests, use email: [email protected].
We could not locate a New Zealand physical address for iReader; users should rely on the app store, PayPal, or email contact for cancellation and disputes.
If you need further assistance, contact your payment provider or New Zealand consumer authorities for next steps.
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Written by Harper Davies
Regulatory watch · 4 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 4 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.