How To Cancel Your The Washington Post Subscription

Cancel your The Washington Post Subscription

Canceling your own or someone elses subscriptions can be a hassle. For a smooth experience simply follow the guidelines below.

If you're doing it for your own account then of course log in ahead of time. But if you're doing it for someone else - maybe they've passed away or become incapacitated - then you might need to tackle it without a login or password.

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How to cancel your The Washington Post Subscription (WITHOUT PASSWORD):

1. If you have access to the registered email, you can reset the password here. Enter the email and click on the reset button in the email (check your spam folder if you have not received it within a couple of minutes).

2. If you do not have access to the email, call 202-334-6100 with the account information ready and ask to speak with a representative.

How to cancel your The Washington Post Subscription (WITH PASSWORD):

1. For digital subscriptions, you can cancel the plan here.

2. For print subscriptions, call customer care at 202-334-6100 and ask for a representative.

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