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How to cancel The Times
To cancel a The Times subscription, call the Customer Services team on 0800 018 5177 from the UK or 1800 949 687 from Ireland. The page below sets out the phone route and lists the names the charge may appear under on your bank statement, so you can check which payment is yours.
To cancel over the phone, call: 0800 018 5177
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I cancel my The Times subscription?
- According to this page, you cancel by calling the Customer Services team. The number is 0800 018 5177 in the UK or 1800 949 687 in Ireland.
- What number do I call to cancel The Times in the UK?
- The page gives 0800 018 5177 for the UK. For Ireland, it gives 1800 949 687.
- Can I cancel The Times subscription online?
- The page only describes cancelling by phone with the Customer Services team. It does not give an online cancellation method, so use the phone numbers listed on the page.
- How will The Times appear on my bank statement?
- The charge may appear as TIMES NEWSPAPERS LTD, THE TIMES SUBSCRIPTION, TIMES PLUS or TIMES NEWSPAPERS FIRST PAYMENT, often with London or E98 1X in the description. Some payments show via Global Collect, for example 'Global~Collect=Times Ne London' or 'WWW.THETIMES.CO.UK LONDON GBR'.
- Who runs The Times and what is its website?
- The page gives the legal name as Times Newspapers Limited and the website as thetimes.co.uk.
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