Postclic premium unlimited: promotional offer at $1.36 for 48h, then $73.99 per month without commitment

Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
The Globe And Mail is a Canadian news organisation offering national and international reporting, analysis, and commentary across digital and print formats.
Access is primarily by paid subscription with digital-only and print-plus-digital plans, promotional intro pricing and recurring billing.
For purchases via App Store or Google Play, you retain access until the paid period ends.
For direct Globe subscriptions, access end-date depends on the notice given and the plan rules (print may require 28 days' notice).
Cancellation stops future renewals but typically does not remove your account immediately; account data and preferences may be retained per the publisher's policies.
Keep a confirmation number or email from Customer Solutions to prove cancellation and the effective date.
Subscriptions cancelled mid-period generally do not receive refunds. Refunds are discretionary and not guaranteed.
Small amounts (historically amounts under CA$5) are typically not refunded.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital All Access (intro promo) | US$0.99/week (first 24 weeks), then US$7.99/week | Weekly | Unlimited digital access, Globe2Go, investor tools, newsletters |
| Monday - Saturday Home Delivery (print + digital) | US$10.99/week (first 52 weeks) | Weekly | Print delivery Mon - Sat, Globe2Go, digital access, investor tools |
| Saturday Home Delivery (print + digital) | US$7.99/week (first 52 weeks) | Weekly | Print delivery Saturday, Globe2Go, digital access, investor tools |
Listed prices are in USD. If subscribing from Singapore your card or app store will convert USD to SGD at the applicable rate.
Singapore consumer laws generally do not grant refunds for change-of-mind purchases; sellers are not usually required to accept returns for that reason.
For defective goods or services not as described, consumers may seek repair, replacement or refund under local rules such as the Consumer Protection framework.
These protections are unlikely to apply to standard digital news subscriptions unless the service is materially not as described.
Some users praise The Globe And Mail for reliable, comprehensive coverage and high editorial standards.
Positive reviews highlight in-depth reporting and trustworthy analysis.
Many subscribers expect an online cancel button; direct Globe subscriptions often require a phone call instead.
Attempting to cancel through the website when your plan is managed by Apple/Google will delay the process.
iOS subscriptions must disable auto‑renew at least 24 hours before renewal; failing to do so can cause an unwanted charge.
Print/long-term plans may need 28 days' notice - not giving enough notice can extend billing.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refunds | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web / Phone (direct subscription) | Call Customer Solutions Centre; no online cancellation | Generally no; refunds discretionary | Varies - weekly or promotional periods |
| App Store (iOS) | Cancel via Apple ID / App Store settings; Globe cannot cancel | Handled by Apple; Globe does not refund | Auto‑renewing weekly or as billed |
| Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Google Play subscriptions menu; Globe cannot cancel | Handled by Google; Globe does not refund | Auto‑renewing weekly or as billed |
Cancel via the same channel where you subscribed: phone for direct Globe subscriptions, your device store for app purchases.
Watch your bank or card statements for any unexpected charges after the effective cancellation date.
If charges continue, contact Customer Solutions and keep your cancellation confirmation for dispute resolution.
Customer Service, The Globe and Mail / Circulation Department, 351 King Street East, Suite 1600, Toronto, ON M5A 0N1, Canada.
Call the Customer Solutions Centre during business hours (example number: 1-800-387-5400) to request cancellation and obtain confirmation.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Brian Cheong
Postclic editor · 7 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 7 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.