This handy guide is going to show you how to change your US Weekly subscription information and/or put a vacation hold on your subscription. Please proceed to the US Weekly website. You may notice that there is no "Sign In" link on the US Weekly home page. Instead, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "Contact Us" link. Click the white "Sign In" button to sign in to your US Weekly account. After arriving on the "My Account" page, you will see links to place a vacation hold account or changing your subscription information/address.
This handy guide is going to show you how to change your US Weekly subscription information and/or put a vacation hold on your subscription. You may want to update your subscription information because you moved. You also may want to place a vacation hold on your US Weekly subscription because you will be going out of town for either business or pleasure.
If this is the case, we certainly do understand! We are going to assist you with doing just that below. Of course, you certainly do not want US Weekly to pile up outside of your door while you are gone. You also do not want it being sent to the wrong street address.
As we begin, gather your US Weekly account username and your account password so you are able to login to your account. We do want to note that your username may also be simply the e-mail address that you used to sign up with your US Weekly account.
Ready to get started? Very good. Let's get moving:
1. After you have gathered your US Weekly account login credentials, you may proceed to step number two below. However, if you are not certain which e-mail address you specified when you registered for your US Weekly account and subscription, we will help you that in this step. Head over to your e-mail account and search for "US Weekly." If you have several e-mail addresses all being forwarded to a main account, this will assist you in finding the e-mail address associated with the US Weekly account in question.
2. Nice work! You have made it to step #2. This means that you found your US Weekly account log in information. Please proceed to the US Weekly website. Check out every link on the home page after you get there. After inspecting the home page, proceed to step #3.
3. You may notice that there is no "Sign In" link on the US Weekly home page. Instead, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "Contact Us" link.
4. After arriving at the "Contact Us" page, you will see a message that says "For all subscription inquiries, please click here." Click on that link.
5. You will now be taken to a "Sign In" page. Click the white "Sign In" button to sign in to your US Weekly account.
6. After arriving on the "My Account" page, you will see links to for placing a vacation account hold or changing your subscription information/address.
7. Click the desired link in order to update your US Weekly subscription information.
8. If you require additional information or assistance, click here and you will be directed to a dedicated support page for US Weekly. This will be a place where we will put you directly in touch with a person who can help you with your US Weekly account.
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