HuffPost readers may need help with an unexpected membership charge, cancellation request, missing ad-free access, website login, newsletter, comment account, mobile app problem, correction request, privacy concern, or unresolved support inquiry. HuffPost uses different contact routes for memberships, app support, editorial matters, news tips, privacy requests, and corporate business.

HuffPost is an active digital news brand owned by BuzzFeed, Inc. It was previously known as The Huffington Post, which is why some account records, app listings, email addresses, and older searches may still use the former name.

How to Contact HuffPost Customer Support

HuffPost membership support: support@huffpost.com
Android app support: android@huffpost.com
News tips: scoops@huffpost.com
Secure news tips: Review the official HuffPost source and SecureDrop instructions

HuffPost membership page: Review HuffPost membership options
HuffPost website: www.huffpost.com
BuzzFeed corporate phone: 646-397-2039
BuzzFeed corporate headquarters: 50 West 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010

Telephone clarification: HuffPost does not currently publish a general reader customer-service telephone number for ordinary membership, billing, website, newsletter, editorial, or account problems. The BuzzFeed corporate number is listed in corporate filings and should not be treated as a guaranteed HuffPost customer-support or executive-resolution line.

Address clarification: The New York address is BuzzFeed, Inc.’s current principal executive-office address. It is not a verified public walk-in help center, membership cancellation department, newsroom tip desk, merchandise-return location, app repair center, or payment-dispute office.

Is HuffPost Still Active?

Yes. HuffPost continues to publish news, politics, lifestyle, entertainment, and other digital content. Its mobile applications and paid membership program also remain active.

HuffPost is owned by BuzzFeed, Inc. Although the site was historically known as The Huffington Post, its current brand name is HuffPost.

Does HuffPost Have a Customer Service Phone Number?

HuffPost does not currently promote a general customer-service telephone number for reader, membership, billing, website, newsletter, app, correction, or account inquiries.

Be cautious with third-party websites that advertise an unverified “HuffPost customer service number.” A telephone number appearing in a business directory, app-developer record, old article, or corporate filing is not necessarily staffed for reader support.

For membership questions, use support@huffpost.com. For Android app problems, use android@huffpost.com. Use the appropriate website, policy page, app marketplace, or editorial route for other issues.

Best HuffPost Contact Route by Issue

Membership payment or recurring charge: Email support@huffpost.com using the email address connected to the membership.

Cancel a HuffPost membership: Check the membership or account settings first, then contact membership support if the cancellation option is unavailable.
Apple-billed membership: Review the subscription under the Apple ID that completed the purchase.
Google Play-billed membership: Review subscriptions in the Google account that processed the purchase.

Ad-free access missing: Confirm the membership tier, billing platform, account email, payment status, and login method.
Android app problem: Email android@huffpost.com with the app version, device, operating system, and error details.
iPhone or iPad app problem: Update the app, review the HuffPost App Store listing, and contact membership support when the problem involves a paid membership.

Newsletter issue: Use the unsubscribe or preference link in the newsletter and confirm which email address received it.
Correction request: Use the correction or contact route identified on HuffPost’s website or the relevant article.
News tip: Email scoops@huffpost.com or follow HuffPost’s SecureDrop instructions when additional confidentiality is needed.

Comment moderation: Review the commenting rules and use the account or moderation tools shown with the comment section.
Privacy or account-data request: Follow the request method in HuffPost’s current privacy policy.
Copyright or content-use request: Follow the copyright, permissions, or licensing instructions in the current terms or contact pages.

Press or media inquiry: Use BuzzFeed’s press-contact route rather than membership support.

HuffPost Membership Support

HuffPost offers paid membership options that may provide benefits such as fewer fundraising messages, ad-free access, or other reader features. Available tiers, prices, benefits, billing periods, and promotional offers can change.

For membership help, email support@huffpost.com. Include:

The email address connected to the membership
The date and amount of the charge
The membership tier, when known
Whether payment was made directly, through Apple, or through Google Play

The last four digits of the payment card, when reasonably necessary
A receipt or transaction identifier with sensitive information removed
A concise description of the problem
The resolution being requested

Do not send a complete payment-card number, password, security code, or copy of a government identification document by ordinary email.

How to Cancel a HuffPost Membership

The correct cancellation process may depend on where the membership was purchased.

Membership Purchased Directly From HuffPost

Sign in using the email address associated with the membership.
Open the account, membership, contribution, or billing settings.
Look for a cancellation or recurring-payment option.
Save the confirmation screen or email.
If no cancellation option appears, email support@huffpost.com.

Membership Purchased Through Apple

Open the Apple device’s Settings app.
Select the Apple ID or account name.
Open Subscriptions.
Select the HuffPost subscription.
Review the renewal date and cancellation options.
Save confirmation that the subscription was canceled.

Membership Purchased Through Google Play

Open Google Play using the Google account that made the purchase.
Open Payments & subscriptions.
Select Subscriptions.
Select HuffPost.
Follow the cancellation instructions.
Save the cancellation confirmation.

Deleting the HuffPost app, logging out, removing an account from a device, or stopping use of the website may not cancel a recurring membership.

HuffPost Refund and Billing Help

A cancellation does not automatically guarantee a refund for a previous payment. Refund eligibility may depend on:

Who processed the transaction
The date of the charge
The membership terms accepted at enrollment
Whether the payment was recurring
Whether membership benefits were used
Apple or Google refund policies when an app marketplace handled payment
Applicable consumer-protection requirements

When requesting billing help:

Identify the exact charge on the bank or card statement.

Check email for a HuffPost, Apple, Google, or payment-provider receipt.
Confirm which email address and platform were used.
Cancel future renewal through the correct billing provider.
Contact HuffPost membership support or the app marketplace handling the payment.
Save every response and confirmation.

Do not immediately dispute a recognizable recurring payment without first attempting to cancel it through the correct provider. A card dispute does not necessarily close the membership account or prevent future billing through another payment method.

CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot determine whether HuffPost, Apple, Google, a payment processor, or a card issuer must provide a refund.

HuffPost Ad-Free Access Not Working

If a paid membership should provide ad-free access but advertisements still appear:

Confirm that the selected membership tier includes ad-free access.
Confirm that the most recent payment was successful.
Sign in using the exact email address connected to the payment.

Check whether Apple’s Hide My Email or another relay address was used.
Log out and sign in again.
Update the HuffPost app or web browser.
Disable conflicting browser extensions temporarily.
Test the account in another browser or device.
Contact membership support with screenshots and receipt details.

An ad-free membership may not remove every sponsorship, promotional message, embedded advertisement, third-party video advertisement, newsletter promotion, or fundraising request. Review the current membership description for the exact benefit.

HuffPost App Support

The HuffPost app is available for supported Apple and Android devices. Mobile-app problems may involve the HuffPost app, the device operating system, the app marketplace, an internet connection, a membership login, or a connected account.

Android App Support

For Android app questions, email android@huffpost.com.

Include:

Device manufacturer and model
Android version
HuffPost app version
Whether the problem occurs on Wi-Fi, mobile data, or both
Exact error message
Steps that reproduce the problem
Whether reinstalling or clearing the app cache changed the issue

iPhone and iPad App Support

For an iPhone or iPad problem:

Update the HuffPost app through the App Store.
Install available iOS or iPadOS updates.
Close and reopen the app.
Restart the device.
Confirm that the device has sufficient storage.
Test another internet connection.
Reinstall the app after confirming that login and membership information is available.

If the problem involves an Apple-billed membership or purchase, contact Apple through the Apple account used for payment. If it involves recognition of HuffPost membership benefits, contact HuffPost membership support.

Basic HuffPost App Troubleshooting

Update the app.
Restart the device.
Check the internet connection.
Turn off a VPN temporarily to test whether it is interfering.
Check available device storage.
Clear the Android app cache when appropriate.
Confirm that notifications are permitted when alerts are missing.
Confirm that the correct HuffPost account is signed in.
Record the exact error before reinstalling.

HuffPost Website Login and Account Problems

Website-account problems may result from using a different email address or sign-in method than the one originally used. A reader may have registered through an email-and-password login, Apple, Google, or another supported identity provider.

Before requesting help:

Confirm the email address associated with the membership or account.
Search email for the original registration or payment confirmation.
Use the password-reset function.
Check spam and junk folders.
Try the original sign-in method.
Clear browser cookies for HuffPost or test a private-browsing window.
Disable conflicting content-blocking extensions temporarily.
Save screenshots of the error without exposing private information.

HuffPost Newsletter Help

For a missing newsletter:

Check spam, junk, promotions, and bulk-mail folders.
Add the sender shown on a legitimate HuffPost newsletter to the contact list.

Confirm that the correct email address was entered.
Review newsletter preferences.
Resubscribe when the address was previously removed.

To stop a HuffPost newsletter, use the unsubscribe or preference link included in that message. Unsubscribing from one newsletter may not unsubscribe the address from every HuffPost or BuzzFeed email list.

Do not click an unsubscribe link in a suspicious message. First confirm that the sender and linked domain are legitimately associated with HuffPost or BuzzFeed.

HuffPost Comments and Moderation Complaints

A content disagreement, removed comment, blocked account, moderation decision, technical posting failure, and membership issue are different concerns.

Before submitting a moderation complaint:

Review the current commenting rules.
Confirm that the comment was successfully submitted.
Check whether the account is signed in.
Remove personal information, threats, spam links, and copyrighted material.
Save the article URL and a screenshot of the issue.
Describe the comment without repeatedly reposting it.

HuffPost may moderate, limit, hide, or remove comments under its policies. Contacting membership support does not guarantee that a comment will be restored or a moderation decision will be reversed.

How to Request a HuffPost Correction

For a possible factual error:

Save the full article URL.
Identify the specific sentence or statement at issue.
Explain why it appears incorrect.
Provide reliable supporting documentation.
State the correction being requested.
Use the correction or contact route shown on HuffPost’s website or with the article.

A disagreement with an article’s viewpoint, headline, framing, or editorial judgment is not necessarily a factual correction. Keep the request specific and supported by verifiable information.

How to Send a News Tip to HuffPost

News tips may be emailed to scoops@huffpost.com. This address is intended for potential news information, not membership billing, app troubleshooting, newsletter cancellation, advertising, employment, or ordinary complaints.

HuffPost also provides SecureDrop instructions for sources who need additional confidentiality. No communication method can eliminate every risk.

Before sending sensitive information:

Consider whether an employer-managed device or network can be monitored.
Remove unnecessary personal information.
Understand that documents may contain metadata.
Do not publicly post confidential-source information in a CSN review.
Review HuffPost’s current source-security guidance.

Sending a tip does not guarantee a response, investigation, interview, publication, confidentiality agreement, or removal of identifying information. Any confidentiality arrangement should be discussed directly with the reporter or editor.

HuffPost Privacy and Account-Deletion Requests

HuffPost’s privacy policy explains how eligible users may submit requests involving personal information. Depending on location and applicable law, available requests may include access, correction, deletion, or limits on certain uses of personal data.

Use the method stated in the current HuffPost privacy policy. Do not send identity documents or sensitive information to an address that has not been verified through the policy.

Deleting an account may not automatically:

Cancel an Apple or Google Play subscription
Reverse a completed charge
Remove legally required transaction records
Remove information already published or archived by third parties
Delete every newsletter subscription
Remove content where retention is legally permitted

Cancel recurring billing separately before requesting account deletion.

HuffPost Copyright, Permissions and Content Use

Do not assume that HuffPost articles, photographs, graphics, video, or other material may be republished without permission merely because the content is available online.

For copyright complaints, reuse requests, syndication, or licensing:

Review HuffPost’s current terms and copyright instructions.
Identify the exact article or media URL.
Identify the material involved.
Explain the requested use or alleged infringement.
Provide the required ownership and contact information.

Membership support is not necessarily responsible for copyright takedowns, permissions, article licensing, or commercial reuse requests.

HuffPost Advertising and Suspicious Ads

When reporting a suspicious, misleading, inappropriate, or broken advertisement, record:

The article or page URL
Date and approximate time
Device and browser
Advertiser name or displayed domain
A screenshot
Whether the ad redirected the browser

Do not enter payment or login information after an unexpected advertisement redirects to an unfamiliar website. Close the page, update the browser, scan the device when appropriate, and contact the card issuer if payment information was entered on a suspicious site.

HuffPost Scam and Impersonation Warning

Be cautious with messages claiming to be HuffPost reporters, support agents, recruiters, subscription departments, or prize representatives.

Warning signs include:

A request for gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or payment-app transfers
A demand for a password or one-time security code
An unexpected attachment or shortened login link
A promise of guaranteed publication in exchange for payment
A fake job offer requiring equipment payments or check deposits

A caller claiming that immediate payment is required to prevent account deletion
An unofficial support number found only on a third-party directory

Verify the contact through HuffPost’s official website, the membership-support email, the applicable app marketplace, or BuzzFeed’s official corporate pages.

How to Escalate a HuffPost Support Complaint

Identify whether the issue involves membership, Apple, Google Play, Android, the website, newsletters, comments, corrections, privacy, copyright, advertising, or the newsroom.
Use the contact route assigned to that function.
Include the account email, transaction date, device details, article URL, or other information relevant to the issue.
State the requested resolution clearly.
Save every email, receipt, screenshot, cancellation confirmation, and case reference.

Follow up in the same email thread rather than creating repeated unrelated requests.
Contact the app marketplace or payment provider when it controls billing.
Use the privacy-policy procedure for personal-data requests.
Use applicable consumer-protection or payment-dispute options when a documented billing issue remains unresolved.

BuzzFeed’s corporate office and telephone number may be used for appropriate corporate correspondence, but they are not a substitute for HuffPost’s membership, app, editorial, privacy, copyright, or newsroom channels.

HuffPost Customer Service Reviews and Complaints on CSN

CustomerServiceNumbers.com currently has zero published HuffPost reviews. The displayed 0 out of 5 rating reflects that no ratings have been submitted; it is not a zero-star customer verdict.

Because there are no live CSN reviews, there is not enough CustomerServiceNumbers.com feedback to identify reliable complaint patterns involving HuffPost memberships, billing, cancellation, advertising, app performance, newsletters, comments, corrections, privacy requests, or support responsiveness.

HuffPost Customer Support Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HuffPost customer-service phone number?

HuffPost does not currently publish a general reader-support telephone number. Membership support is available at support@huffpost.com.

How do I contact HuffPost about a membership?

Email support@huffpost.com using the address associated with the membership. Include the transaction date, amount, billing platform, and a description of the problem.

How do I cancel HuffPost?

Check the HuffPost membership settings when the purchase was made directly. When Apple or Google Play processed the transaction, cancel through that marketplace’s subscription settings.

Does deleting the HuffPost app cancel membership?

No. Removing an app from a device does not normally cancel recurring billing. Cancel through HuffPost, Apple, Google Play, or the provider that processed the payment.

Can HuffPost guarantee a refund?

No. Refund eligibility depends on the transaction, billing provider, timing, membership terms, and applicable policy or law.

How do I contact HuffPost Android support?

Email android@huffpost.com with the device, Android version, app version, and exact problem.

Where can I send a HuffPost news tip?

Email scoops@huffpost.com. Sources needing additional confidentiality should review HuffPost’s SecureDrop instructions.

Is support@huffpost.com the corrections email?

No. It is officially identified for membership inquiries. Use HuffPost’s correction or editorial-contact route for a factual correction.

Who owns HuffPost?

HuffPost is owned by BuzzFeed, Inc. Allen Family Digital became BuzzFeed’s majority shareholder in May 2026.

Where is HuffPost headquartered?

HuffPost is a BuzzFeed brand. BuzzFeed, Inc.’s current principal executive offices are at 50 West 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010.

Is 770 Broadway still HuffPost’s headquarters?

It is an older address and should not be presented as the current headquarters. Current BuzzFeed corporate filings list 50 West 23rd Street.

Can I visit the BuzzFeed office for HuffPost customer support?

The corporate address is not advertised as a public walk-in membership, app, billing, correction, or complaint center. Use the appropriate remote support channel first.

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Our goal is to distinguish membership support, app marketplaces, mobile-app support, editorial departments, newsroom-tip channels, privacy procedures, copyright contacts, and corporate offices so readers can contact the organization responsible for their issue.

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Page Update Note

This HuffPost customer-support page was reviewed and updated on July 24, 2026. The update confirms that HuffPost remains an active BuzzFeed brand; removes the unverified contact@huffpost.com address; adds verified membership, Android app, and newsroom-tip contacts; explains membership billing and cancellation; distinguishes Apple and Google Play purchases; replaces the outdated 770 Broadway address with BuzzFeed’s current principal executive office; adds app, newsletter, correction, privacy, copyright, scam, and escalation guidance; and removes unsupported customer-review claims.

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HuffPost does not provide customer support through this website. Membership plans, benefits, prices, billing methods, cancellation procedures, refund eligibility, app compatibility, support emails, privacy-request procedures, editorial contacts, corporate addresses, and escalation routes can change. Verify important details through HuffPost, BuzzFeed, the applicable app marketplace, the payment provider, or the current policy applying to the issue.

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