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Many Germans subscribe to a newspaper or magazine. You may even have several subscriptions. If you do not read a newspaper or magazine (any more), it is a waste to keep your subscription. After all, you then pay for something you don't actually use. In that case, cancelling newspapers and magazines is worth considering. Unfortunately, many people do not know how this works. Does this also apply to you? Then you have come to the right place. This page is all about cancelling newspapers and magazines.
Most cancelled newspapers and magazines on Moneytoring.com
You can subscribe to many newspapers and magazines. If you no longer wish to be a subscriber, you must cancel your subscription yourself. If you do nothing, your subscription will continue. People who want to cancel their subscription to a newspaper or magazine frequently use the cancellation service of Moneytoring.com. Want to know which newspapers and magazines are most frequently cancelled via our website?
Bild
With a circulation of around 1.4 million copies, Bild is the most widely read daily newspaper in Germany. It is published by Axel Springer SE and primarily targets readers with a sensationalist, tabloid-style approach to news. If you no longer want to receive Bild in your mailbox or read it digitally, you can cancel your subscription by following the link below.
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Süddeutsche Zeitung has a daily circulation of around 340,000 copies and is based in Munich. The newspaper is known for its investigative journalism and liberal stance on political issues. If you are a subscriber of Süddeutsche Zeitung but no longer want to receive the newspaper, you can follow the link below to cancel your subscription.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, commonly referred to as FAZ, has a daily circulation of around 260,000 copies and is known for its conservative approach to news. The newspaper is based in Frankfurt and covers both domestic and international news. If you are a subscriber of FAZ but want to cancel your subscription, click on the link below for more information.
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Die Zeit
Die Zeit is a weekly newspaper with a circulation of around 500,000 copies. The newspaper has a reputation for in-depth reporting and analysis of current events. It is based in Hamburg and covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and science. If you are a subscriber of Die Zeit but want to cancel your subscription, follow the link below for instructions.
Der Spiegel
Der Spiegel is a weekly news magazine with a circulation of around 840,000 copies. It is based in Hamburg and is known for its investigative journalism and critical reporting on political issues. If you are a subscriber of Der Spiegel but want to cancel your subscription, click on the link below for more information.
Focus
Focus is a weekly news magazine with a circulation of around 500,000 copies. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, and technology. It is based in Munich and is known for its analytical reporting and in-depth coverage of current events. If you are a subscriber of Focus but want to cancel your subscription, follow the link below for instructions.
Stern
Stern is a weekly news magazine with a circulation of around 600,000 copies. The magazine covers a range of topics, including politics, society, and culture. It is based in Hamburg and is known for its investigative journalism and in-depth reporting. If you are a subscriber of Stern but want to cancel your subscription, click on the link below for more information.
Die Welt
Die Welt is a daily newspaper with a circulation of around 130,000 copies. The newspaper is based in Berlin and covers both national and international news. Die Welt is known for its conservative stance on political issues and in-depth reporting. If you are a subscriber of Die Welt but want to cancel your subscription, follow the link below for instructions.
Wirtschaftswoche
Wirtschaftswoche is a weekly business and financial magazine with a circulation of around 120,000 copies. The magazine covers a range of topics, including economics, finance, and technology. It is based in Düsseldorf and is known for its analytical reporting and in-depth analysis of current events. If you are a subscriber of Wirtschaftswoche but want to cancel your subscription, follow the link below for instructions.
Best cancellation time for a newspaper or magazine
Do you have a subscription to a newspaper or magazine, but would like to get out of it? Then you may be wondering what the best time to cancel a newspaper or magazine is. This depends on the status of your subscription. If you took out a subscription as a result of a promotion or offer, it has a certain duration. Do you already know that you do not want to renew the subscription? Then cancel it immediately. In that case, a fixed-term subscription will not be converted into an open-ended subscription.
What is the notice period for newspapers and magazines
If you have a fixed-term subscription, you are bound to this until the end of the term. If it is a subscription for a year but you cancel it after one month, there is a notice period of 11 months. After all, the subscription will only expire then. Don't want a fixed-term subscription to be extended? Then always cancel it at least 1 month before the end of the subscription.
Has your subscription already been renewed automatically?Then it is an open-ended subscription. Thanks to the Dam Law, you can cancel such a subscription at any time. Do not think that your subscription will stop immediately, as there is a notice period of 1 month.
Cancellation problems
Are you going to cancel a subscription to newspapers and magazines yourself? If so, you may run into problems. A newspaper or magazine may keep debiting your account even though you have already received a confirmation of your cancellation. In that case, a direct debit should also stop. Wondering what you can do to solve this problem? Read all about direct debits and cancelling them here.
The continuation of a direct debit after cancelling a subscription is not the only problem you may face when cancelling newspapers and magazines. For instance, it can also take a long time for your cancellation to be processed. It can even happen that a cancellation is not processed at all. You reduce the chances of this by using Moneytoring.com's cancellation service.
Frequently asked questions about cancelling a newspaper or magazine
How does cancelling a newspaper or magazine via Moneytoring.com work?
Cancelling a newspaper or magazine via Moneytoring.com is a piece of cake. You fill in your details, choose whether you want to request the removal of personal data and sign the letter. Moneytoring.com then sends your cancellation letter.
Why should I cancel a newspaper or magazine through Moneytoring.com?
You can cancel newspapers and magazines via Moneytoring.com mainly because you hardly need to spend any time and effort on cancellation. We send your letter of cancellation to a newspaper or magazine so that you do not have to worry about it.
How do I avoid problems when cancelling a newspaper or magazine?
You can avoid problems when cancelling a newspaper or magazine by using Moneytoring.com's cancellation service. Because we know what information a newspaper or magazine needs from you, we always send you a complete letter of cancellation. This allows your cancellation to be processed properly and quickly.
What about tacit renewal of newspapers and magazines?
A limited-term subscription to a newspaper or magazine may be tacitly renewed if you do not cancel it at least 1 month before the end of the term. Subscriptions to newspapers and magazines may be renewed each time for a period of 3 months.
What does Moneytoring.com do with my data?
Moneytoring.com stores your data when you use the unsubscribe service. Your details are only used for your cancellation and are not shared with third parties. Data from people who only download the cancellation letter are removed from the servers the same night.
What is the legal notice period of newspapers and magazines?
The legal notice period of newspapers and magazines depends on the status of your subscription. You cannot stop a fixed-term subscription before the end of its term. Open-ended subscriptions you can cancel at any time, but there is a legal notice period of 1 month.
How to cancel a newspaper or magazine?
Cancelling a subscription to a newspaper or magazine can be quite a hassle. Not looking forward to this? Then use Moneytoring.com’s unsubscribe service. If you follow the 6 steps below, cancelling newspapers and magazines will take hardly any time at all.
Step 1: Find the newspaper or magazine you wish to cancel
Do you want to cancel newspapers and magazines via Moneytoring.com? First search for the title of the newspaper or magazine you no longer want to subscribe to. Enter the name in the search bar on our homepage and you will probably already receive suggestions. Then click a suggestion or enter the whole name and click 'Search now!'.
Step 2: Fill in details
Once you land on a newspaper or magazine's cancellation page, fill in your details. In order to draft a personalised letter of cancellation, Moneytoring.com needs at least your first and last name, street and house number, postal code and place of residence. You also need to enter your e-mail address so that you can receive digital confirmation of your cancellation.
Step 3: Removal of personal data
After entering your personal details, you will see an empty box with 'Delete my personal details' behind it. When you click this, we will add a paragraph at the bottom of the cancellation letter. This asks a newspaper or magazine, in accordance with the AVG, to immediately delete all the personal data they hold about you. As a result, you can no longer receive calls and you will also not receive addressed advertising material.
Step 4: Send it yourself or leave it to Moneytoring.com?
When you have completed the above three steps, your personal letter of cancellation is ready. It is then up to you to decide whether you want Opzeggen.nl to send it or whether you want to send it yourself. Will you let us send your letter of cancellation? Then you may have to choose between standard and registered post. If you send the letter yourself, you can download it for free on our website.
Step 5: Signing the letter of notice
There must always be a signature under a letter of termination. If you send the letter yourself, you can put your signature after printing the letter. Will you have us send your letter of termination? Then you can sign digitally. To do so, click in the pencil field at the bottom of the letter. In the pop-up that then appears, you can sign using your mouse or finger.
Step 6: Sending the termination notice
The sixth and final step concerns sending your notice. If you use the cancellation service of Moneytoring.com, simply click on 'Send my notice' after having completed the above steps. We will make sure that your notice is sent to the newspaper or magazine you are cancelling. Would you like to send the letter yourself? Then you need to write the correct address on the envelope and post the letter.
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