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The Week Junior is a weekly news magazine designed for children aged about 8 - 14 that explains world events, science and culture in a child‑friendly way.
It is available as a digital subscription (app) and via international print subscriptions in some regions; this guide focuses on cancelling subscriptions from South Africa.
The magazine aims to help young readers understand news safely and develop critical thinking through curated, age‑appropriate articles and features.
Subscribers in South Africa commonly use the app (Apple App Store / Google Play) for digital access, or international print arrangements where available.
Digital access is generally retained until the end of the paid period or until the publisher or app store policy states otherwise.
If you cancel a recurring subscription, you usually keep access for any time you have already paid for.
Cancelling stops future renewals but does not always delete your account or historical data; you may need to request data removal separately.
If you want all personal data removed, state this in your cancellation email or call and request account deletion following the publisher’s procedures.
The Week Junior states that if you cancel via the publisher, you are entitled to a refund for all un‑sent or un‑mailed issues.
Contact the subscription team (phone or email above) to request a refund and provide your order details and dates.
Below are the current digital subscription prices listed for South Africa via the Apple App Store at the time of verification.
If you do not see a suitable plan in your store, check the app store listing on your device for any local promotions or changes.
| Plan | Price (ZAR) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month Subscription | R199.99 | Monthly | Digital access to The Week Junior issues via app |
| 1 Year Subscription | R2,499.99 | Annual | Digital access to all issues for one year via app |
Prices were taken from the Apple App Store listing for South Africa at the time of verification and may change.
Print or international subscription options and prices may differ; contact the publisher for any non‑digital offers.
Under South African consumer law (Consumer Protection Act and Electronic Communications and Transactions Act), consumers commonly have a cooling‑off period for electronic purchases, often about seven days.
This can allow cancellation and a refund for certain online purchases; confirm specifics for digital magazine subscriptions as exceptions may apply.
If you believe your rights are not being respected, keep records and consider contacting a local consumer protection body or legal adviser for guidance.
It is prudent to check whether local consumer protections provide additional rights beyond the publisher’s stated refund policy.
Some reviewers praise the magazine’s content and editorial balance, describing the product as informative and well presented for young readers.
Positive comments often focus on educational value and clear presentation of news for children.
Recurring negative feedback on review sites includes slow or unhelpful customer service and problems with digital access or delivery.
Delivery issues, missed issues and administrative or renewal difficulties are also commonly reported by some subscribers. See reviews: Trustpilot - The Week reviews.
A frequent error is cancelling with the publisher when the subscription was purchased through Apple or Google - refunds and active subscription status may still be controlled by the app store.
Always check where you originally subscribed (publisher site vs app store) before requesting cancellation or a refund.
Another common mistake is not saving a written confirmation of cancellation; always keep email or screenshot proof.
Also, leaving cancellation until after an auto‑renew date can result in an extra billing cycle; cancel early to avoid unintended charges.
| Method | Where to cancel | Refund eligible? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publisher (phone / email) | Call 1‑800‑444‑7792 or email [email protected] | Yes - refund for un‑sent/un‑mailed issues (publisher policy) | Best for print subscriptions and publisher‑managed accounts. See: contact page. |
| Apple / Google | Cancel via your Apple ID / Google Play subscriptions | Handled by Apple/Google - contact store for refunds | Digital store refunds and cancellations follow Apple/Google policies; keep store receipts. |
Identify where you subscribed first (publisher vs app store), request cancellation there, and keep written confirmation and proof for any refund request.
Wait for a written confirmation of cancellation and any refund decision; if you do not receive one, follow up with the publisher or app store support.
Keep all correspondence and transaction evidence until the refund is processed and you have confirmation of account closure if requested.
If you cancel and later choose to return, you can re‑subscribe via the app store or publisher channels when available.
Consider checking current app store listings for promotions or updated pricing before re‑subscribing.
Publisher contact page: The Week Junior contact page.
Community reviews: Trustpilot - The Week reviews.
The Week Junior, PO Box 37595, Boone, IA 50037‑0595, USA.
Use this address for postal correspondence related to subscriptions where a postal cancellation is required.
Phone: 1‑800‑444‑7792 (for subscription cancellations/support).
Email: [email protected] - include your subscription details and preferred refund outcome.
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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.