Midwest Living subscribers may need help with an unexpected renewal charge, cancellation request, address change, missing issue, gift subscription, duplicate account, damaged magazine, or unanswered delivery complaint. The correct support route can depend on whether the subscription was purchased directly from the publisher or through another magazine seller.

Midwest Living remains an active seasonal print magazine and digital publication. It is part of the People Inc. publishing family, formerly known as Dotdash Meredith. CustomerServiceNumbers.com is independent and cannot access Midwest Living subscription, payment, delivery, editorial, or account records.

How to Contact Midwest Living Customer Service

Subscription customer service: 1-800-374-9378
Subscription support email: mwlcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com
Manage a subscription online: Midwest Living Customer Care
People Inc. customer support: Midwest Living Help Center
Submit an online support request: People Inc. Support Request
Current issue and magazine archive: Midwest Living Magazine
Official website: www.midwestliving.com

Customer-service hours: Midwest Living’s current official pages verify the subscription telephone number and online support routes but do not publish dependable general telephone hours. Call availability may vary. The online customer-care portal and support-request system may be available when telephone support is closed.

Email correction: The verified subscription address is mwlcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com. The similar address beginning with “mwvcustserv” should not be used.

Midwest Living Editorial and Corporate Addresses

Midwest Living Editorial Office

Midwest Living’s current About page identifies the following address for editorial correspondence:

Midwest Living
1716 Locust Street
Des Moines, IA 50309

This location is also identified as a People Inc. Des Moines office. It should be described as an editorial and publishing office rather than as a subscription fulfillment center or universal corporate headquarters.

People Inc. Corporate Office

Midwest Living is part of People Inc. The publisher’s primary corporate office is:

People Inc.
225 Liberty Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10281

Corporate phone: 1-212-204-4000

The corporate number and New York address are not guaranteed Midwest Living subscription-service or executive-resolution channels. Neither the New York nor Des Moines office is advertised as a public walk-in subscription counter, fulfillment warehouse, magazine-return center, or payment office.

Is Midwest Living Still Published?

Yes. Midwest Living continues to publish regional travel, food, home, garden, culture, and lifestyle content online and in print.

Its recent magazine archive shows seasonal Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues. This indicates a current schedule of approximately four issues per year. The subscription term and issue count displayed in the customer’s original offer or confirmation control.

Older subscription listings may describe Midwest Living as bimonthly or show a different number of issues. Do not assume that an older publication schedule applies to a current subscription.

Who Publishes Midwest Living?

Midwest Living is part of People Inc., an American publishing company whose brands also include Better Homes & Gardens, PEOPLE, Real Simple, Southern Living, Food & Wine, Allrecipes, Travel + Leisure, and other publications.

People Inc. was previously known as Dotdash Meredith. Older subscription confirmations, email addresses, editorial pages, and magazine records may still mention Meredith or Dotdash Meredith.

A reference to Meredith on an older account does not necessarily mean the subscription is fraudulent. Confirm the account through the official Midwest Living Customer Care portal.

Best Midwest Living Support Route by Issue

Locate or manage a subscription: Use Midwest Living Customer Care.
Cancel a subscription: Sign in to Customer Care or call 1-800-374-9378.
Automatic-renewal question: Review the account and original subscription offer before the renewal date.

Unexpected charge: Identify the exact seller and account before requesting a refund or card dispute.
Address change: Update the mailing address through Customer Care as early as possible.
Missing or damaged issue: Report the issue through the subscriber account or customer service.

Duplicate subscription: Provide the account information from both mailing labels.
Gift subscription: Have the purchaser’s and recipient’s information available.
Subscription purchased through another seller: Contact the seller shown on the receipt when it controls billing or cancellation.
Editorial question or feedback: Use Midwest Living’s official About Us and Contact Us route.

Newsletter unsubscribe: Use the unsubscribe or preferences link in the newsletter.
Privacy or personal-data request: Use People Inc.’s current privacy and Your Privacy Choices tools.
Website technical problem: Submit a request through People Inc. Customer Support.

Information to Gather Before Contacting Midwest Living

Have the following information available when relevant:

Subscriber’s full name
Mailing address shown on the account
Email address used for the subscription
Account number from the mailing label
Order or confirmation number
Date and amount of the charge
Last four digits of the payment card when reasonably necessary
Name of the seller that processed the subscription
Gift purchaser’s or recipient’s information
Issue season or cover involved
Date of a previous customer-service contact
The resolution being requested

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

How to Locate a Midwest Living Subscription Account

The Midwest Living Customer Care portal may allow subscribers to locate an account using:

Email address
Account number and ZIP code
Subscriber name and mailing address

If the account cannot be found:

Enter the subscriber’s name exactly as it appears on the mailing label.
Try the email address used when the subscription was ordered.
Check whether a spouse, relative, employer, school fundraiser, or gift purchaser placed the order.

Check for a second account under an old address.
Contact customer service with a photograph of the mailing label after covering private information that is not needed.

How to Cancel Midwest Living

Open the official Midwest Living Customer Care portal.
Locate the subscription using the account number, email, or mailing address.
Review the subscription status and expiration date.
Look for a cancellation or renewal-management option.
Save a screenshot or confirmation number.
If online cancellation is unavailable, call 1-800-374-9378.
Email mwlcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com when written confirmation is needed.
Ask whether cancellation is immediate or effective after the paid term.

Ask whether automatic renewal has been disabled.
Ask whether any refund or account credit will be issued.

Unsubscribing from a newsletter, refusing delivery, discarding a renewal notice, deleting a website login, or moving without updating the address does not necessarily cancel a paid subscription.

Midwest Living Automatic Renewal

Whether a Midwest Living subscription renews automatically depends on the offer and seller used at purchase. Some magazine sellers advertise automatic renewal, while other offers are sold for a fixed term.

Review:

The original offer page
The order confirmation
The renewal notice
The account’s expiration date
The payment descriptor
The seller’s cancellation terms

Do not assume that every Midwest Living subscription renews automatically or that every renewal is billed directly by People Inc.

When canceling, request written confirmation that recurring billing has been stopped.

Midwest Living Refund and Billing Help

A cancellation does not automatically guarantee a full or prorated refund.

Refund eligibility may depend on:

The company that processed the subscription
The original offer
The cancellation date
Whether renewal was already processed
Issues already mailed
Whether the order was a gift
Promotional items or digital benefits
The applicable seller policy

When requesting a refund:

Identify the exact charge date and amount.
Confirm which company appears on the receipt or statement.
Locate the account and order confirmation.
Cancel future renewal.
Ask whether the remaining term will continue.
Ask for the refund decision and amount in writing.
Save the case or confirmation number.

CustomerServiceNumbers.com cannot promise that Midwest Living, People Inc., a fulfillment provider, another subscription seller, or a card issuer will approve a refund.

Unrecognized Midwest Living Charge

A Midwest Living-related charge may involve:

A new subscription
An automatic renewal
A gift subscription
An order entered by another household member
A magazine bundle
A third-party subscription seller
A school, charity, or fundraising order

Before disputing the payment:

Search email for Midwest Living, People Inc., Dotdash Meredith, Meredith, or subscription confirmations.
Check the Midwest Living Customer Care account.
Ask household members whether they ordered or renewed the magazine.

Check whether the payment was for a gift.
Contact the seller shown on the receipt or statement.
Contact the card issuer if the transaction is unauthorized.

A card dispute does not necessarily cancel the subscription account or stop future billing through another payment method.

How to Change a Midwest Living Mailing Address

Sign in to Midwest Living Customer Care.
Enter the complete new mailing address.
Include the apartment or unit number.
Verify the ZIP code.
Save the confirmation.
Consider submitting a USPS forwarding request as a backup.

Magazine mailing labels may be prepared before an issue is shipped. An address change may not affect the next issue immediately.

USPS forwarding also does not guarantee that every periodical will be forwarded.

Missing, Late or Damaged Midwest Living Issues

Because Midwest Living is currently published seasonally, there may be a longer interval between issues than subscribers expect from a monthly magazine.

Before reporting a missing issue:

Confirm the subscription start date.
Review the current issue schedule.
Confirm the account has not expired.
Verify the mailing address.
Ask whether another household member collected the mail.
Check whether the issue was delayed or combined.

When reporting a damaged issue, photograph the damage and mailing label. Cover the full address and account number before sharing the photograph publicly.

Midwest Living may replace an eligible issue, extend a subscription, or offer another resolution, but no particular remedy should be promised unless customer service confirms it.

Duplicate Midwest Living Subscriptions

Duplicate deliveries may result from:

A renewal entered as a new subscription
A gift subscription
Different spellings of the subscriber’s name
Separate email addresses
An old and new mailing address
Orders placed through different sellers

Provide customer service with the account information from both mailing labels. Ask whether the subscriptions can be merged, extended, canceled, or otherwise corrected.

Combining accounts, extending the term, or issuing a refund requires approval and should not be guaranteed.

Midwest Living Gift Subscription Help

For a gift-subscription issue, gather:

Purchaser’s name and email address
Recipient’s name and mailing address
Order date
Confirmation number
Payment date and amount
Name of the seller used
Expected first issue

The gift purchaser may control billing information, while the recipient may be able to update delivery details. Customer service may require verification before discussing payment information.

Subscriptions Purchased From Another Company

A Midwest Living subscription may be sold by:

Magazines.com
A magazine subscription agency
A school or charitable fundraiser
An employer benefits program
A rewards program
A gift-subscription provider
Another online magazine seller

The third-party seller may control:

The original payment
Introductory price
Automatic renewal
Refund policy
Gift messaging
Order-transmission timing

Midwest Living may be able to confirm that an account exists but may not be able to reverse a charge collected by another seller.

Midwest Living Newsletter Help

To stop a Midwest Living newsletter, use the unsubscribe or email-preference link at the bottom of the message.

Unsubscribing from one newsletter may not remove the email address from every People Inc. mailing list.

Newsletter preferences are separate from:

Canceling a paid print subscription
Stopping an automatic renewal
Changing a magazine mailing address
Deleting a People Inc. account

How to Contact the Midwest Living Editorial Team

Midwest Living’s About page provides contact information for editorial questions and feedback. Editorial correspondence may also be mailed to:

Midwest Living
1716 Locust Street
Des Moines, IA 50309

Editorial support is separate from subscription customer service. Do not use an editorial contact for:

Subscription cancellation
Automatic-renewal disputes
Missing magazines
Address changes
Refund requests

Sending an editorial message does not guarantee a reply, assignment, publication, correction, payment, or return of submitted material.

How to Request a Midwest Living Correction

For a possible factual error:

Save the article URL or issue information.
Identify the exact statement at issue.
Explain why it appears incorrect.
Provide reliable supporting information.
State the requested correction clearly.
Use the official editorial-contact route.

A disagreement with an opinion, headline, destination selection, review, or editorial approach is not necessarily a factual correction.

Midwest Living Privacy and Data Requests

Midwest Living uses People Inc.’s privacy policy and Your Privacy Choices tools.

Depending on applicable law, users may be able to request:

Access to eligible personal information
Correction of inaccurate information
Deletion of eligible information
Opt-out from certain advertising or data uses
Newsletter preference changes

A privacy request does not automatically cancel a magazine subscription, reverse a payment, stop automatic renewal, or delete records that the publisher is legally permitted or required to retain.

Complete subscription cancellation and privacy requests separately.

Midwest Living Scam and Impersonation Warning

Be cautious with renewal notices, telephone calls, emails, and websites claiming to represent Midwest Living.

Warning signs include:

A renewal price that does not match the account
A request for gift cards, cryptocurrency, or payment-app transfers
A request for a complete card number by email
A caller claiming immediate payment is required to prevent a penalty

A subscription seller that cannot identify the account
A website that closely copies Midwest Living branding but uses an unfamiliar domain
A notice that provides no account or publication details

Verify the subscription through the official Midwest Living Customer Care portal before making payment.

How to Escalate a Midwest Living Subscription Complaint

Identify whether the subscription was purchased directly or through another seller.

Gather the account number, mailing label, order confirmation, charge date, and previous correspondence.
Use Midwest Living Customer Care.
Call 1-800-374-9378.
Email mwlcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com.
Request a confirmation or case number.
State the requested resolution clearly.
Ask whether renewal has been disabled.
Ask whether a refund, replacement issue, account extension, or address correction was approved.
Follow up through People Inc. Customer Support when ordinary subscription service does not resolve the issue.

Contact the third-party seller separately when it processed the payment.
Consider a payment dispute or applicable consumer-protection route when a documented billing issue remains unresolved.

Submitting a complaint does not guarantee a refund, cancellation of a completed payment, replacement issue, subscription extension, delivery reimbursement, or another requested resolution.

Midwest Living Customer Service Reviews and Complaints on CSN

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

Because there are no live reviews, there is not enough CustomerServiceNumbers.com feedback to identify supported patterns involving Midwest Living content, subscription billing, automatic renewal, delivery, address changes, cancellations, refunds, or customer-service responsiveness.

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Midwest Living Customer Service Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Midwest Living customer-service number?

Call 1-800-374-9378 for subscription, cancellation, delivery, renewal, and address questions.

What is the correct Midwest Living customer-service email?

The current subscription email is mwlcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com.

Is mwvcustserv@cdsfulfillment.com correct?

No current official source was found for that spelling. The verified address uses “mwl,” not “mwv.”

What are Midwest Living customer-service hours?

Current official pages do not publish dependable general telephone hours. Use the online subscription portal or People Inc. support system when telephone service is unavailable.

How do I cancel Midwest Living?

Use Midwest Living Customer Care or call 1-800-374-9378. Save confirmation that the subscription and any automatic renewal were canceled.

Does Midwest Living automatically renew?

It depends on the offer and seller. Review the original order confirmation and current account status.

Will Midwest Living issue a refund?

A universal refund guarantee could not be verified. Ask customer service or the seller that processed the order for a written refund decision.

How often is Midwest Living published?

The current archive shows Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions, indicating approximately four issues per year. The specific subscription offer controls.

How do I change my Midwest Living address?

Sign in to Midwest Living Customer Care and update the mailing address. Submit the change early because mailing labels may be prepared in advance.

How do I report a missing issue?

Use the subscriber account or call customer service. Have the account number, address, and missing issue information available.

Who owns Midwest Living?

Midwest Living is part of People Inc., the publishing company formerly known as Dotdash Meredith.

Is 1716 Locust Street the Midwest Living headquarters?

It is a current Midwest Living editorial and People Inc. Des Moines office. People Inc.’s primary corporate office is in New York.

Can I visit the Des Moines office for subscription support?

The location is not advertised as a public walk-in subscription-service counter. Use telephone and online support before sending correspondence or visiting.

Does unsubscribing from email cancel the magazine?

No. Newsletter preferences and paid magazine subscriptions are separate.

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Our goal is to help consumers distinguish subscription support, editorial contacts, corporate offices, fulfillment providers, third-party subscription sellers, privacy procedures, and postal delivery services.

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Page Update Note

This Midwest Living customer-service page was reviewed and updated on July 24, 2026. The update confirms that Midwest Living remains an active People Inc. print and digital brand; verifies the subscription phone number and corrects the customer-service email; removes unsupported telephone hours; distinguishes the Des Moines editorial office from People Inc.’s New York corporate office; explains the current seasonal publication schedule, subscription management, cancellation, billing, address changes, missing issues, gift subscriptions, third-party sellers, privacy, and escalation; and removes unsupported customer-review claims.

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Midwest Living does not provide customer support through this website. Telephone numbers, email addresses, publication schedules, subscription prices, renewal settings, issue counts, delivery timing, refund eligibility, addresses, fulfillment providers, and escalation procedures can change. Verify important information through Midwest Living’s official website, Customer Care portal, People Inc. support system, and the terms of the seller that processed the subscription.

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