>They will make a retention offer but will not do things like hang up on you, REQUIRE YOU TO HAVE MOVED OUT OF YOUR AREA
You're stating this like it's a normal requirement for canceling subscriptions. I understand you're praising WSJ for not doing that but...
Do you accept treatment like this in the US? Are press subscriptions a lifetime commitment over there? Do I need to indenture my firstborn to any magazine that I subscribe to as well?
Give me a break. The WSJ cancellation is absolute crap (I've done it twice before and it's a pain in the ass because I have to call during business hours) but the Guardian is way worse.
This is common practice outside the US too. Which newspapers have you tried to cancel?
>They will make a retention offer but will not do things like hang up on you, REQUIRE YOU TO HAVE MOVED OUT OF YOUR AREA
You're stating this like it's a normal requirement for canceling subscriptions. I understand you're praising WSJ for not doing that but...
Do you accept treatment like this in the US? Are press subscriptions a lifetime commitment over there? Do I need to indenture my firstborn to any magazine that I subscribe to as well?