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4 Ways to Cancel a Sports Illustrated Subscription

By Matthew Lynch
November 4, 2023
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Introduction:

Are you looking to cancel your Sports Illustrated subscription? Has your interest in sports coverage waned, or have you found a new source of sports journalism? No worries! Here are four methods to easily cancel your subscription and save yourself the cost of maintaining it.

1. Online Cancellation:

One of the most convenient ways to cancel your Sports Illustrated subscription is through their website. Simply follow these steps:

– Go to the Sports Illustrated Customer Service webpage (https://www.si.com/customerservice).

– Sign in with your email address and password or use the account number linked with your subscription.

– Once you have logged in, go to the “Manage Subscriptions” section on the website.

– Choose the “Cancel Subscription” option and follow the prompts to submit your request for cancellation.

2. Email Cancellation:

If you prefer to communicate through email, you can also cancel your subscription by sending a detailed cancellation request. Here’s how:

– Compose an email, providing your name, address, and account number used for your subscription.

– State clearly that you would like to cancel your subscription.

– Send the email to [email protected].

3. Phone Cancellation:

You can directly reach Sports Illustrated’s customer service department by phone, making sure that an actual human handles your cancellation request:

– Dial 1-888-806-4833 (toll-free) or 1-515-237-1106 (international callers).

– Make sure to have your account number or address at hand before calling.

– Once connected, inform the customer service representative that you would like to cancel your subscription and provide the required information.

4. Mail Cancellation:

For those who prefer using mail correspondence, send a written termination request with all necessary information listed below:

– Include your name, address, and account number linked to your subscription.

– Clearly state that you want to cancel your subscription.

– Send the written request to the following address:

Sports Illustrated Customer Service

PO Box 60015

Tampa, FL 33662-0015

Conclusion:

Canceling your Sports Illustrated subscription can be relatively hassle-free with these four methods. Choose the one that suits you best and remember to confirm that your cancellation has been processed. Once you’ve successfully canceled, consider exploring other sports news sources to stay up-to-date with your favorite teams and athletes.

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