Cancellation Rolling Stone: Easy Method

What is Rolling Stone

Overview

Rolling Stone is a long-established magazine covering music, culture, and politics, known for feature articles, reviews, and interviews.

Formats offered

The title is available in digital e‑edition formats (app-based) and as a print subscription, with promotional offers occasionally available through third-party retailers.

How to cancel Rolling Stone

Online (Account Portal)

• Log in to your Rolling Stone account portal (Manage My Account).
• Go to "My Subscriptions" → "Cancel Subscription" and follow the on-screen prompts.
• Save the confirmation number or take a screenshot as proof of cancellation.

Phone, email and app stores

• Phone: Call the customer-service number and request cancellation; note the confirmation reference you are given. Example number (from provider records): +1 613 1416 18568 (hours may apply).
• Email: Send a cancellation request to [email protected] with your full name, account number, billing address and the last 4 digits of your payment method.
• App‑store subscriptions: Cancel directly in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store subscription settings; Rolling Stone cannot cancel app-store subscriptions for you.
• For app guidance see the app listing: Rolling Stone on the App Store.

What happens when you cancel

Access and billing

Cancelling typically stops future renewals but access usually continues until the end of the current billing period.

You should not be billed again after the cancellation effective date, assuming cancellation succeeds before renewal.

Account data and confirmations

Keep copies of confirmation numbers, screenshots, and any email replies as evidence of cancellation.

If access continues or billing persists, use your saved proof when contacting support, payment provider, or consumer authorities.

Will I get a refund?

General policy

Rolling Stone generally does not issue refunds for the unused portion of an active subscription; access normally remains until the current cycle ends.

For a general summary of refund practices, see this guide: Cancellation & refund summary.

Exceptions and special cases

• Print subscribers may be eligible for a pro‑rated refund for unmailed issues, but you must request this explicitly.
• Certain membership products (e.g., Culture Council) may offer limited early refund windows (for example, within the first 30 days of an initial term or 15 days of a renewal), while initiation fees are typically non‑refundable.

Rolling Stone plans and pricing

Available plans (examples)

The table below lists reported pricing options from public storefronts and promotional sellers. No official SGD pricing was found for Singapore storefronts.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Cooling‑off and refund rights

There is typically no automatic statutory 14‑day cooling‑off right for magazine subscriptions or continuous digital access services in Singapore.

Refunds for digital or ongoing access services are usually at the publisher's discretion unless a specific promotional or membership term provides an early refund window.

Escalation options in Singapore

• If you cannot resolve the issue with the publisher, consider contacting your card issuer or payment provider to ask about a chargeback for unauthorized renewals.
• If necessary, raise a complaint with local consumer bodies (for example, the Consumers Association of Singapore) and keep all documentation to support your case.

Customer experiences

Positive reports

• Some subscribers report helpful customer‑service interactions, friendly staff and resolved issues.
• Users praise product variety and occasional quick service when cases are handled promptly.

Negative reports

• Common complaints include missing print issues, delivery problems and slow or no response from support channels.
• Customers also report unexpected renewals, billing disputes, website login failures and difficulty obtaining refunds.

Documentation checklist

Essential items to keep

• Account username/email and subscription/account number.
• Billing address and last 4 digits of the payment card used.
• Confirmation number or screenshot of the cancellation flow.
• Copies of any cancellation emails and timestamps of phone calls.
• Records of missing issues or delivery failures (photos, dates).

When escalating

• Prepare a concise timeline of events (purchase, renewals, cancellation attempt, responses).
• Retain all communications and, if needed, export any web or app‑based receipts for evidence.

Common mistakes

Failing to save proof

Not saving a confirmation number or screenshot is a frequent error; without proof, disputing continued charges or access issues becomes harder.

Always capture a clear screenshot and keep the timestamped email if one is sent.

Using the wrong cancellation channel

Many users try to cancel via the publisher while their subscription is billed by the App Store or Play Store; those platforms must be used for app subscriptions.

Another mistake is assuming a refund is automatic - pro‑rated print refunds usually require an explicit request.

Comparative recap

At-a-glance comparison

After cancelling

Confirm and monitor

Check for a cancellation confirmation email and verify that future billing stops on your next statement.

If you keep access until the period end, note that date and confirm content access has not been revoked earlier than expected.

If you have problems

• Use the saved proof to re‑contact the publisher or the platform where you purchased (App Store / Play Store).
• For general guidance on cancellation and next steps see: Cancellation guide.
• If the subscription is via the app store, check the app listing: Rolling Stone on the App Store.

Address

Corporate address

Rolling Stone

475 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10017, United States

Alternative mailing

For formal postal correspondence some customer‑service instructions reference an alternative P.O. box address used for certain inbound mail; include your subscription/account details and a clear request if you send written cancellation notices.