National Readers Service provides magazine subscriptions for most popular publications. Members can sign up with National Readers Service and select from hundreds of titles of well-known magazines with only one bill. While this service seems like a great way to organize and streamline your magazine subscriptions, many consumers are taking issues with National Reader Service and their cancellation policy.

Many customers have unknowingly racked up hundreds of dollars in bills from the company. When it comes time to canceling the service, many customers cannot find the appropriate contact information, or are left unable to cancel their subscription once they contact a National Reader Service representative. In fact, ConsumerAffairs.com gives National Readers Service one out of five stars! When canceling, time is of the essence - National Readers Service may only cancel within the first 14 days of your order.

It’s important to understand that National Readers Service is not affiliated with the magazines they claim to represent. If you are considering signing up for a readers service of any kind, you should reevaluate whether or not the risk is worth the reward.

For steps to cancel a magazine subscription you’ve signed up for using National Readers Service, follow the steps below:

What You’ll Need

• Previous National Readers Service invoices
• Access to a phone or computer
• Billing information
• Personal information

Steps to Cancel

1. Gather information listed above. 
2. Contact National Readers Service at cs-info@nationalreaderservice.com, or by using the toll-free number 1-800-304-8567.
3. State your personal and account information. Make sure you have your invoice handy to draw important information from. 
4. State your desire and reason for canceling.
5. Inquire to make sure there is no cancellation fee. 
6. Process your cancellation and keep receipts for your records. 
7. If you are still having issues canceling, request a stop payment from your bank. 

It is important that you understand all terms of contracts you sign. The feedback that has been received about this company makes us think that consumers are best served by bringing their concerns directly to the Attorney General of their respective state, as well as to their bank. If you feel that the company is not working with you, we urge you to speak with the BBB, or a consumer protection group specific to the state you live in - google "contact info attorney general of [your state]" to find the easiest contact information and reporting instructions for the AG of your state.