Indianapolis Star Subscription? More Like "Indiana BYE-Star" AmIRight?
Hey there, fellow news adventurer! Did you subscribe to the Indianapolis Star with the noble intention of staying informed, only to realize you'd rather be getting your daily headlines from carrier pigeons these days? Don't worry, we've all been there. The good news is, canceling your subscription is easier than surviving a Midwestern winter without complaining (or at least without muttering under your breath).
How Do I Cancel My Subscription To Indianapolis Star |
Two Paths to Unsubscribe Nirvana:
There are two main roads leading to cancellation bliss, so pick your poison (don't worry, it's not actual poison, more like sweet, sweet freedom).
QuickTip: Look for repeated words — they signal importance.
Calling Customer Service: Channel Your Inner Superhero Think of yourself as Cancellation Woman/Man! Dial up the mighty Indianapolis Star Customer Service at 1-888-357-7827. Prepare to unleash your most polite "cancellation voice" and answer a few basic questions. Remember, with great cancellation power comes great responsibility (like, the responsibility to not yell at the customer service rep because canceling should be this easy everywhere).
The Online Route (For The Chosen Few): If you reside in the glorious states of California, Georgia, Maine, New York, Oregon, Vermont, or Virginia, then you, my friend, are among the chosen ones. You can cancel online by logging into your account on the Indianapolis Star's Account Management page. Just navigate to the "cancellation section" and bask in the digital glory of hitting that unsubscribe button.
Important Note: Those precious print issues you haven't gotten around to reading yet? You'll still receive them until the end of your billing cycle. So stock up on kindling for the fireplace, or maybe use them to line your birdcage (because remember, carrier pigeons are totally the new news source).
QuickTip: Read actively, not passively.
Frequently Asked Cancellation Questions:
How to channel my inner superhero? Just put on your best customer service voice (think friendly, but firm) and dial 1-888-357-7827.
QuickTip: Reading twice makes retention stronger.
How do I know I'm one of the chosen online cancellation people? If you live in California, Georgia, Maine, New York, Oregon, Vermont, or Virginia, then congratulations! You can cancel online.
Tip: Let the key ideas stand out.
Will I get a refund for the unused portion of my subscription? Nope, but hey, at least you won't be charged again!
What should I do with all those unread newspapers? Get creative! Use them for arts and crafts, start a bonfire (safely, please!), or become the world's most informed bird.
Is there anything else I should know? Just remember, canceling your subscription is your right! Now go forth and conquer the news world (or at least find a news source that works for you).