So You're Done With the Windy City (Tribune, That Is)? How to Cancel Your Chicago Tribune Subscription in Style (and Maybe Save a Few Bucks)
Let's face it, even the most die-hard Chicagoan tires of reading about the never-ending saga of deep dish pizza versus New York-style (spoiler alert: they're both delicious, fight me). Or perhaps you've moved on to greener pastures (or a different news source), and the Tribune just isn't following you. Whatever the reason, you're ready to hit the brakes on your subscription.
But hold on there, buckaroo! Cancelling a subscription shouldn't feel like navigating a bureaucratic maze filled with riddles and hold music. Fear not, intrepid reader, for I shall be your guide through this perilous quest (although, let's be honest, cancelling a subscription is about as perilous as crossing the street).
Here's the lowdown on cancelling your Chicago Tribune subscription:
There are two main paths to take, depending on how you signed up:
- The Online Crusader: Did you become a digital subscriber in a moment of web-induced enthusiasm? Well, champion, good news! You can vanquish your subscription online at https://www.chicagotribune.com/contact-us/.
- The Phone Phinalé: Perhaps you're more of an old-school phone person (or maybe you miss the thrill of polite conversation with a customer service representative). In that case, grab your trusty phone and dial 1-800-TRIBUNE (1-800-874-2863).
Pro Tip: Be prepared to answer some basic questions about your account, like your name and the email address associated with your subscription.
What to Expect After Cancellation:
- Don't Panic: You'll still have access to the Tribune until the end of your current billing period. So go ahead, indulge in a final deep dive into the latest Chicago shenanigans (or, you know, the crossword puzzle).
- The Refund Rodeo: This one depends on your specific situation. If you're cancelling in the middle of a billing period, you might be eligible for a prorated refund. It never hurts to ask!
Congratulations! You've successfully cancelled your Chicago Tribune subscription and freed yourself from the shackles of unwanted news (or at least unwanted news delivery)!
But Wait, There's More!
Feeling a little lost without your daily dose of Chicago news? Don't fret! The internet is a vast and wonderful place, filled with free news sources. Or, hey, maybe this is a sign to finally pick up that novel you've been meaning to read.
So there you have it, folks! Cancelling your Chicago Tribune subscription is a breeze. Now go forth and conquer the day (or at least avoid that next argument about deep dish versus New York-style).
