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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I cancel The Economist?
Cancelling a The Economist subscription is possible in several ways. At Xpendy we offer to do so by means of a registered letter. The reason to choose for a registered letter is that it offers security. Xpendy offers the possibility to generate and send a registered letter yourself or have Xpendy send you the cancellation letter.
When can I cancel The Economist?
With The Economist there is a possible term of notice. This means that after cancelling your subscription with The Economist, the subscription can continue for a maximum of the agreed cancellation period. How long a notice period is can differ per company. A notice period of 1 month is common, but this can differ per company.
Can I cancel The Economist in case of death?
At Xpendy, it is possible to complete the cancellation with only the subscription holder's name and address. This means that it's also possible to cancel a subscription for someone who has passed away.
Can I cancel The Economist when I move house?
Cancelling the service when moving house can also be done via Xpendy. However, this is not always necessary. Sometimes, you are expected to move your subscription. It is important to check your contract conditions.
How long does it take to cancel The Economist?
How long it takes to cancel a subscription varies from provider to provider. From the moment you receive the letter, the provider is obligated to process the cancellation. Keep in mind that from the moment the letter arrives at the provider, they have 10 working days to process the letter. In addition, there may be a notice period. This is different for each provider.
Can a subscription be cancelled before the end date with The Economist?
There are possibilities to cancel a subscription or contract before the end date. However, not all providers are willing to do this. It is possible that the provider makes it possible to cancel your contract before the agreed end date, but always keep in mind that the provider may charge you a cancellation fee/penalty.
