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I Am Done With Washington Post

I subscribed Washington Post weekend editions for over 10 years because of the weekend Samurai Sudoku and coupons. I don't really care about this newspaper, they are one-sided and a left propaganda newspaper. Over the years, the quality of Washington Post has degraded so I decided to cancel my subscription when the current subscription runs out on November 3, 2024. I called Washington Post a week ago notifying them of my intention to cancel the weekend subscription when it expires. The customer representative (CR) tried to persuade me to stay on but I told him of my firm decision. Since I have a vacation credit of $16 with Washington Post, I asked that the vacation credit be refunded to the credit card that I made payment with. I was told by the CR that the vacation credit will be refunded to my credit card in 3-5 business days, however, this did not happen. I called again today to inquire about the credit refund, this time the CR that I spoke with told me that because I did not set up automatic credit card payment, the credit refund will be initiated as a check on Sunday, November 10, 2024 after the last Sunday newspaper delivery on November 3, 2024. I was told that It will take 30 days for me to receive the check by mail. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE of their business practice. First, the first CR gave out wrong information regarding my credit refund and now they delay in issuing my credit refund because even though I paid my subscription with my credit card, I did not set up renewal by auto-payment with credit card. This is so absurd. I am done with Washington Post and will never do business with this fake newspaper.

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Date of experience: Oct 19, 2024