Washington Post subscription (credit card, cheapest, pay)

[ashishdc]

Could anyone help me know what is a good rate for a Washington Post subscription - I'm looking at all 7 days of the week - and how to get them

[muffincake]

Pretty sure you go online or call them up and order it. I don't understand what you mean that you want a good rate. The Washington Post sets their subscription fees and you pay them to get the paper. It doesn't vary. If you don't want to pay it, you can get a different, cheaper newspaper.

[ashishdc]

Thanks. I called and signed up anew subscriber rate for 26 weeks

[Curbed Enthusiasm]

I want to say I pay about $30 for a year.

[ashishdc]

I was charged $36 for 26 weeks

[DCnative1990]

Originally Posted by RyanZ

I want to say I pay about $30 for a year.

lol

[ashishdc]

Interesting - the customer care said I got the cheapest possible. And now it seems that there are rates lower than half of what I was charged?

[akorosdc]

Try calling and cancelling. Once we cancelled our paper (didn't read it), they hounded us with cheaper and cheaper deals.

I've also heard that if you call and say that you can't afford it so you need to cancel, they'll lower your subscription fee since they need subscribers. I never tried it, but it could be worth a shot, or tell them that you know someone paying $30 for the entire year.

[ashishdc]

Interesting - not sure, maybe I will try in a few weeks since I just started

[Curbed Enthusiasm]

Originally Posted by DCnative1990

lol

Did I write something funny? I just checked by credit card statement, and I paid $35.10 for a years' subscription.