Harper's BAZAAR Cancellation Help

To cancel Harper's BAZAAR on iPhone when Apple is billing you, use Apple’s subscription settings, not the app itself. Open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Tap the Harper's BAZAAR or Apple News+ entry and choose Cancel Subscription. You’ll keep access until the current billing period ends, and Apple won’t charge you again unless you resubscribe.

To cancel a Harper's BAZAAR subscription billed by Google Play, manage it in the Play Store, not by deleting the app. Open Google Play, tap your profile picture, then Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions. Tap the Harper's BAZAAR entry and press Cancel subscription, then confirm. You retain access for the rest of the paid period, but future renewals stop.

You can cancel Harper's BAZAAR only if you set it up as a recurring automatic payment in PayPal. Sign in to PayPal, go to Settings > Payments > Automatic payments (or Subscriptions and saved businesses), select the Harper's BAZAAR merchant profile, and click Cancel automatic payments. This stops PayPal from sending future payments, though the publisher may still need to close your account on their side.

After you cancel, you usually keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for. Apple and Google Play both state that cancelled subscriptions remain usable through the current billing cycle, then expire without further charges. If you cancelled a PayPal automatic payment, access ends whenever the publisher’s own system marks your subscription as inactive.

A refund is possible but never guaranteed and must be requested from your billing platform. For Apple, use reportaproblem.apple.com to request a refund for the relevant subscription charge. For Google Play, use its refund request process, then contact the app’s developer if needed. For PayPal or card charges, you may file a dispute when terms were misrepresented or charges were unauthorized.

You identify the billing owner by checking the merchant name on your bank or card statement and any email receipts. Apple-billed charges typically show Apple or iTunes and appear under your Apple Account’s Subscriptions. Google Play charges reference Google Play and are visible under Payments & subscriptions in the Play Store. PayPal-billed subscriptions appear in PayPal’s Automatic payments list.

To cancel Harper's BAZAAR access that comes via Apple News+, cancel Apple News+ itself. In the News app on iPhone, tap Following, scroll to Subscriptions, tap Apple News+, then choose Cancel Subscription and follow the prompts. Your News+ access, including Harper's BAZAAR issues, continues until the end of the current billing period unless you stop during a free trial that ends access immediately.

Deleting a Harper's BAZAAR or PressReader app does not cancel your subscription on Apple or Google Play. Google Play explicitly warns that uninstalling an app won’t stop its subscription, and Apple handles billing separately from app installation. You must cancel through your Apple Account subscriptions, Google Play subscriptions, or PayPal automatic payments to stop being billed.

If Harper's BAZAAR charges continue after you cancelled correctly, first confirm in Apple, Google Play, or PayPal that the subscription or automatic payment is marked as cancelled. If it is and billing continues, US regulators advise contacting the merchant in writing, then disputing the charges with your card issuer. You can also file a complaint with the FTC or your state consumer protection agency.