Question 1

What is the WASHINGTON POST* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The WASHINGTON POST* charge is a legitimate billing from the Washington Post for a digital news subscription. It typically appears as $10.00 and covers access to Washington Post digital content online and through their app.

Question 2

How do I cancel my Washington Post subscription to stop the $10.00 charge?

Accepted Answer

To cancel your Washington Post digital subscription and stop the recurring $10.00 charge, visit washingtonpost.com/account and log in to manage your subscription settings. From there you can cancel to prevent future billing.

Question 3

I don't remember signing up for the Washington Post — could this be fraud?

Accepted Answer

The WASHINGTON POST* charge is a recognized and legitimate transaction from the Washington Post for a digital subscription. It is not fraudulent. However, if no one in your household signed up, it is possible a family member subscribed. You can verify and manage the account at washingtonpost.com/account using the email associated with the subscription.

Question 4

Why is the Washington Post charging me $10.00 every month?

Accepted Answer

The monthly $10.00 charge from Washington Post is a recurring billing for your Washington Post digital subscription, which provides unlimited access to their news content. This charge will continue each month until you cancel the subscription at washingtonpost.com/account.

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