Cancellation The Week Junior: Easy Method

What is The Week Junior

Overview

The Week Junior is a weekly news magazine aimed at children aged 8 - 14, offering age-appropriate articles on current events, science and culture.

It is available as a publisher-managed web/print subscription and as a digital app-based subscription for devices.

Formats and access

Formats include physical issues, digital single-issue purchases and in-app subscriptions via iOS (and Android via Google Play where offered).

Access methods determine how you manage and cancel your subscription (publisher vs app store).

How to cancel The Week Junior

Cancel publisher (web/print) subscriptions

• Email: [email protected] to request cancellation.
• Phone: call 1-800-444-7792 (US number shown by publisher) to cancel or discuss your account.
• For publisher support and contact details see the official contact page: The Week Junior contact.

Cancel App Store or Google Play subscriptions

• Apple App Store: open your device Subscriptions settings in the App Store and cancel the subscription there.
• Google Play: cancel via your Google Play > Subscriptions section on the device that purchased the subscription.
• For details about app-store purchases see the app listing: The Week Junior on App Store (SG).

What happens when you cancel

Access after cancellation

If you cancel a publisher (web/print) subscription, access to any remaining digital or mailed issues depends on whether issues have been dispatched.

For app-store subscriptions, digital access typically continues until the end of the paid period managed by Apple/Google.

Renewals and account data

Publisher-managed subscriptions stop future renewals after cancellation but you should confirm whether auto-renew has been disabled on your account.

Your account information and past purchase records are retained according to the publisher's system; request specifics via the publisher contact address.

Will I get a refund?

Publisher (web) refund policy

The publisher provides refunds for any unsent or un-mailed issues when a web/publisher subscription is cancelled.

Ask the publisher for confirmation and the value of any unserved issues when you contact them.

App Store / Google Play refunds

• All refunds for subscriptions bought through Apple or Google are handled by Apple or Google under their store policies.
• The Week Junior’s own policy does not provide a store-controlled 14-day cooling-off right for app-store purchases; check Apple/Google for eligibility.
• See a third-party summary of store-based cancellation/refund handling: Postclic summary.

The Week Junior plans and pricing

Pricing summary

Below are in-app (iOS Singapore) prices and example single-issue physical price in SGD as listed by verified sources.

Prices shown are sourced from the App Store listing and a verified reseller and are examples only.

Your consumer rights in Singapore

Publisher policy vs local law

The Week Junior’s published policy does not explicitly include a 14-day cooling-off right for subscriptions.

Refunds are provided per publisher terms (unsent issues) or by Apple/Google for store purchases.

Local consumer protections

Singapore consumer protection rules may offer different rights depending on the purchase type and whether the seller is local or overseas.

If you need clarification about statutory cooling-off or digital goods rights in Singapore, contact the Consumer Association of Singapore (CASE) or IMDA for authoritative guidance.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

Some users praise the app and content for being engaging and more fun than print for children, highlighting ease of reading and layout.

Positive comments emphasize content quality and suitability for the target age group.

Negative feedback

Reported issues include app navigation problems, delivery misses for print issues, and delays or dissatisfaction with customer service responses.

Some reviewers report trouble obtaining refunds or digital access problems and slow replies from support channels.

Documentation checklist

Information to have ready

• Subscription email address and full name used on the account.
• Order number or subscription reference (if available) and purchase date.
• Payment method details (last 4 digits) and platform used (publisher, Apple, Google).

Supporting evidence

• Screenshot of the subscription or receipt from the App Store/Google Play or publisher confirmation.
• Any delivery proof or missed-issue records for physical subscriptions.

Common mistakes

Attempting the wrong cancellation route

Users often try to cancel an app-store subscription directly with the publisher; app-store purchases must be cancelled in the device account that made the purchase.

Always confirm whether your purchase was made via the website (publisher) or through the App Store/Google Play before proceeding.

Missing required details

Submitting a cancellation without the subscription email, order number or proof of purchase can delay processing.

For refunds of unmailed issues, failing to specify which issues are unserved can slow the refund assessment.

Comparative recap

At-a-glance comparison

The table below compares primary cancellation channels, refund responsibility and typical next steps.

Use this to decide where to start based on how you purchased the subscription.

After cancelling

What to expect next

After you cancel, confirm the cancellation by email and note any end-of-access date or refund timing given by the publisher or store.

If you do not receive confirmation, follow up with the same channel you used to cancel.

Helpful links

• Publisher contact page: https://theweekjunior.com/contactus
• Subscription/subscribe information: https://theweekjunior.com/subscribe
• Third‑party cancellation summary: Postclic: cancellation summary
• App Store listing (SG): https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/the-week-junior/id1503694471

Address

Publisher correspondence

Primary subscription correspondence is directed to the publisher’s subscription PO Box in Boone, Iowa.

Mailing address

PO Box 37595, Boone, IA 50037-0595, USA