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Cancellation service #1 in South Africa
Entertainment Weekly is a news magazine covering film, television, music and pop culture with reviews, interviews and industry reporting.
The title is available in print and digital subscription formats, and may also be offered via third-party sellers or app stores.
Access to digital issues usually continues until the end of your paid subscription period.
Print issues already in production or pre-paid may still be delivered after cancellation.
Recurring billing stops after cancellation but check confirmation to ensure automatic renewal is disabled.
Your account data and purchase records may be retained by the publisher per their policies; request deletion if needed via your account or support.
Refund eligibility commonly depends on timing and where you purchased the subscription.
Many publishers allow cancellation before the first issue processes; refunds in that window are possible but vary by seller.
No specific Entertainment Weekly subscription pricing for South Africa was found in available sources.
International offers may exist in USD; check the seller for current rates and local availability.
Contact the subscription provider or the platform where you purchased the plan for exact pricing and currency information.
| Plan | 期間 | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Print subscription | Varies | Contact for pricing |
| Digital subscription | Varies | Contact for pricing |
| App-store subscription | 月額 / 年間 | Contact for pricing |
No South Africa - specific Entertainment Weekly subscription terms were located in the sources reviewed.
However, general South African consumer protection (for example the Consumer Protection Act) may apply where the purchase is made via an SA-based seller or platform.
Some subscribers reported dissatisfaction after frequency or format changes and unclear communication regarding those changes.
Archived complaint summaries show users upset about a shift from weekly to monthly publication without clear notice.
Subscribers sometimes try to cancel through the publisher when the subscription was set up via an app store or third-party seller.
Always confirm where you purchased the subscription before cancelling to avoid delays.
Not providing the account number, mailing address or proof of purchase can slow down the cancellation process.
Keep confirmation emails and billing records handy when contacting support.
Below is a concise comparison of common cancellation routes, timing and key points to consider.
Pick the method that matches where you originally purchased the subscription (publisher, app store, or third party).
| Method | 期間 | Key points |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher web portal | Varies (月額 / 年間) | Direct control; may require account number or mailing address; refunds depend on timing. |
| Third-party service (e.g., Unsubby) | Varies | Service sends cancellation letters on your behalf; effective end of current billing period; see Unsubby. |
| App stores (Apple / Google) | 月額 / 年間 | Must cancel in the app store account used; access typically continues until period end. |
Expect access to continue until the end of the paid period and confirmation from the provider or app store.
Keep cancellation confirmations and check billing statements to ensure renewals stop.
Entertainment Weekly corporate office (for general correspondence): 135 W. 50th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10020, United States.
For subscription cancellations or queries, use your account portal or contact the vendor where you purchased the plan for the correct subscription address and process.
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Written by Pieter Khoza
Former postal advisor · 6 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 6 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.