Sports Illustrated Cancellation Help

You cancel a Time Sports Illustrated subscription by cancelling with the company that bills you—often Apple or Google Play if you purchased in an app, or Sports Illustrated or another partner if your statement lists them directly. Check your email receipts and card statements to see whether Apple, Google Play, or a direct Sports Illustrated charge appears, then follow that billing provider’s own cancellation steps.

You check your Sports Illustrated subscription status by looking in the subscription list of the platform that bills you and by reviewing your card statements. On iPhone, open Settings → your name → Subscriptions to see if Sports Illustrated is listed as active or expired. On Android, open Google Play → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions to check its status. If no platform lists it, review statements for a direct Sports Illustrated charge.

You cancel a Sports Illustrated subscription billed through Apple in your iOS Settings. Open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, select Sports Illustrated from the Active list, then tap Cancel Subscription and confirm. Apple will stop renewing that subscription, and you should keep access until the end of the current billing period shown on the subscription details screen.

You cancel a Sports Illustrated subscription billed through Google Play in the Play Store app. Open Google Play, tap your profile icon, choose Payments & subscriptions, tap Subscriptions, select the subscription that includes Sports Illustrated (for example a Pocketmags subscription), then tap Cancel subscription and confirm. Google Play will stop future renewals while leaving access active until the current paid term ends.

You are not automatically guaranteed a refund when you cancel a Sports Illustrated subscription; cancellation mainly stops future renewals. Apple and Google Play each have their own refund policies and self‑service flows for subscriptions, and they evaluate requests case by case. If you were billed directly by Sports Illustrated or another partner, you must review that company’s refund terms or contact them to ask about refunds.

Cancelling a Sports Illustrated subscription through Apple, Google Play, or another billing partner does not usually delete any Sports Illustrated or newsstand account you created. Platform guidance focuses on stopping billing and access, not on data deletion, and publishers typically manage accounts separately. If you want your Sports Illustrated profile or data removed, you’ll need to use the provider’s own account‑management or privacy tools in addition to canceling billing.

If you can’t find a Sports Illustrated subscription to cancel, start by checking all your Apple IDs and Google Accounts for active subscriptions, then review your card and bank statements to identify the exact merchant name. If charges come directly from Sports Illustrated or another company, contact that merchant to cancel. If they won’t stop charging you or the charges are unauthorized, CFPB guidance says you can instruct your bank to block future debits and dispute transactions where appropriate.

You may be able to pause, rather than cancel, some Sports Illustrated access if the billing platform or publisher supports that feature, but it is not guaranteed. Google Play supports pausing certain subscriptions where the developer allows it, while many Apple subscriptions only offer full cancellation. If you don’t see a pause option in your subscription details or Sports Illustrated account, assume cancellation is your main way to stop future charges.