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Washington Post Features and Benefits
The Washington Post offers a range of features and benefits:
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Unlimited Access: Subscribers get unlimited access to the Washington Post website and apps. This includes 24/7 live news updates, comprehensive political and international coverage, and groundbreaking interactive stories.
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Offline Reading: Users can save stories to an offline reading list, available across all devices.
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Personalized News: The platform provides recommendations curated for individual interests.
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Bonus Subscription: Premium subscribers can share their subscription with one friend or family member. They also receive a 30-Day Digital Pass every month that can be given to another person.
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Exclusive Content: Subscribers have access to top-rated e-books from Pulitzer prize-winning journalists at The Washington Post and full access to the Washington Post archives.
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Support for Journalists: Subscriptions support the work of journalists, enabling them to continue providing reliable, trustworthy journalism.
These features make the Washington Post a comprehensive source for news and information.
Washington Post Pricing
The Washington Post offers two digital subscription packages:
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All-Access Digital Subscription: This subscription includes unlimited content access on the Washington Post website using any web browser, as well as full access to the Washington Post app. The cost is $120 for the first year, after which it renews at $120 every year.
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Premium Digital Subscription: This subscription also offers unlimited content access on The Washington Post websites and access to all Washington Post apps on any device. You can share your Bonus subscription with one friend or family member. There is also a 30-Day Digital Pass that you can give to one friend or family member every month. In addition to content access, you can download an unlimited number of top-rated e-books from Pulitzer prize-winning journalists at The Washington Post and will receive full access to the Washington Post archives. All home delivery subscriptions include a Premium Digital Subscription. The cost is $170 for the first year, after which it renews at $170 every year.
Please note that all readers of The Washington Post website or apps have access to a limited number of articles every month, and can sign up for newsletters delivered directly through email. Once you’ve reached your article limit, you will need a subscription to continue reading.
Payment Method
The Washington Post offers several payment methods for subscriptions. Users can make a one-time payment using a credit or debit card, or a bank account. There is also an option to set up an account for Easy Pay automatic payment, a free service that will automatically charge the credit card for the payment of bills.
If a user pays for a digital subscription with one of the payment partners (Apple Pay, Android Pay, PayPal, Amazon Pay), they can update their payment method to a credit card. To do this, they need to go to their Washington Post Profile and click on the "Subscription & Billing" tab. Underneath the subscription information, they will see "Payment Method." They can click the "Edit" link and enter valid credit card information to update their payment method.
Please note that these steps are subject to change as the website updates its user interface or policies. Always refer to the official website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Washington Post FAQs
Washington Post Alternatives
Here are some alternatives to washingtonpost.com:
- NPR News
- ProPublica
- Reuters
- The Guardian
- BBC News
- New York Times
- CNN
- Los Angeles Times
- The Wall Street Journal
- USA Today
These platforms offer a variety of news categories and have their own unique features. Some of them provide in-depth investigative journalism, while others are known for their quick updates on breaking news. It's recommended to explore each platform to find the one that best suits your news consumption needs. Remember, the quality of news can vary between platforms, so it's always a good idea to cross-check information from multiple sources.
Washington Post Return Policy?
The Washington Post Store accepts eligible merchandise for refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase. To be eligible for a return, the item must be unused or unworn and in the same condition that it was received. It must also be in the original packaging and be accompanied by a receipt or proof of purchase.
Several types of goods are exempt from being returned, including gift cards, perishable goods (e.g. food or flowers), and personalized items. If the item was damaged or lost during shipping, a claim will be filed with the shipping carrier and a replacement or refund (including initial shipping charges) will be issued upon completion of the claim verifying the damage or loss.
Shipping charges for the initial order and the cost to send the good back will be refunded ONLY if the return is due to an error (for example, wrong product sent) or if the product was damaged or lost during shipping. Otherwise, the cost to send the item back and the initial shipping charges will be deducted from the refund amount.
If the item is exchanged, unless it was an error, the applicable shipping cost for the new good sent will be billed. If the refund request is approved, then the refund will be processed, and a refund in the amount of the price paid for the returned item, including taxes, minus (if applicable) initial shipping charges and restocking fees, will be issued to the credit card or other payment method used to place the order for that item, usually within 3-5 business days.
For items purchased on sale, the refund amount is limited to the actual purchase (i.e., sale) price paid. If the paperwork accompanying the order is not available, an email can be sent to store@washingtonpost.com.
How To Open A Washington Post Account?
To open an account on washingtonpost.com, follow these steps:
- Navigate to washingtonpost.com.
- Click on the Sign In button.
- Enter your email address.
- Click Next.
- Enter a password.
- Click Sign In.
You can also sign in using your Amazon, Facebook, Google, or Apple account. To do this, click on the corresponding button and follow the prompts. Please note that the email used for these accounts must match the one on your Washington Post account.
If you have a subscription purchased through an app store, you can link it to your Washington Post account. Navigate to washingtonpost.com on your mobile web browser. A pop-up notification should appear saying, “We found your subscription” let’s create your account”. Tap “Continue” to link your subscription and continue reading.
For any issues or further assistance, you can contact the Washington Post Help Center. They have a comprehensive section on Account & Subscriptions that can provide additional information. If you still can't find what you need, you can contact them directly. They have a contact form available for users who need more help.
Remember, JavaScript must be enabled in your browser settings to sign in to The Washington Post. If it's not, you'll need to enable it and try again.
If you'd like to use Sign in with Apple, you'll see a page asking if you’d like to “Create an account for The Washington Post using your Apple ID.” You must select Share my email, and your Apple ID email must match the one on your Washington Post account. Tap continue to return to washingtonpost.com. Your Apple ID is now connected to your Washington Post account.
Please note that these steps are subject to change as the website updates its user interface or policies. Always refer to the official website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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