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The Denver Gazette is a Colorado-based digital news platform offering local news, features, and commentary under a subscription model.
It operates U.S.-based subscription services with digital access and (for some offers) print delivery components managed through its subscription terms.
Access is subscription-controlled and auto-renews unless cancelled according to the provider's terms.
Subscription terms and customer service channels are maintained by the publisher and may differ from app-store purchases.
Cancellations generally take effect at the end of your current paid term, and you retain access until that date.
For print delivery, allow at least three days' advance notice to stop physical delivery in some cases.
Subscriptions automatically renew and continue to be charged until cancellation is processed via the accepted channels.
Keep written confirmation or screenshots of cancellation; some users report billing issues after cancelling, so documentation helps resolve disputes.
The Denver Gazette subscription terms state that no unused portion of a subscription payment will be refunded.
That is the default policy for prepaid periods.
Below are the pricing items reported in available materials; prices are listed in USD by the publisher.
Actual SGD cost will depend on currency conversion at purchase.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | US$9.99 | Monthly | Unlimited digital access after 3-month free trial |
| Annual | US$99.00 | Annual | Unlimited digital access after 3-month free trial |
The Denver Gazette is a U.S.-based service; Singapore consumer protection laws (such as the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act) do not apply to a U.S. publisher's contractual terms.
If you subscribed from Singapore, your contractual relationship is with the U.S. provider and governed by the provider's terms and applicable U.S. law.
Some complaints recorded on consumer review platforms were ultimately resolved to the customer's satisfaction, including refunds or account adjustments.
These resolutions indicate remediation is possible when issues are documented and escalated.
Consumer reports note difficulties cancelling, concerns about auto-renewal and refunds, delivery problems, and billing that continued after cancellation in some cases.
Multiple follow-ups or escalation were sometimes required to stop charges or correct account issues.
Many users expect immediate termination, but cancellations typically take effect at the end of the paid term.
For print delivery, failing to provide sufficient advance notice can result in additional issues.
Subscriptions purchased through Apple or Google must be cancelled through those platforms; cancelling on the publisher site may not stop app-store billing.
Not preserving cancellation confirmations or call details makes disputes harder to resolve.
The table below summarizes key cancellation and refund points from available information to help you decide which route to use.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refunds | Access ends | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web (gazette.com) | Call 1-866-632-6397 to cancel | No unused-portion refunds (standard) | End of current paid term | Allow 3 days' notice to stop print delivery |
| Web (account) | Log into account and cancel online | Case-by-case reviews possible | End of current paid term | Keep cancellation confirmation |
| App Store / Google Play | Cancel via Apple or Google subscription management | Follow platform refund rules; not detailed by Gazette | Depends on platform and publisher terms | Gazette does not document platform-specific steps |
Denver Gazette / Clarity Media Group (main office for subscriptions):
555 17th Street, Suite #425, Denver, CO 80202, USA
Phone for subscription cancellations: 1-866-632-6397.
Always request and retain confirmation of any cancellation or billing change.
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