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Having read how difficult, (=impossible), and time-consuming it was for one consumer to contact Newsmax regarding his subscription, I'm not even going to bother to try. This is what I do, (and "I've been there, done that" before): 

I want to cancel my subscription. I want no further withdrawals ("subscrition renewals") from the account I used for the initial purchase. 

Just make sure there is not enough money in that account, just leave $5 to keep the account active, no need to close the account. Just use another account (I assume you have other accounts in the same bank as well) to pay regularly occurring expenses. If you DON'T have other accounts now is the time to establish this safety net. When the deadline for Newsmax to try to extract money for the initial account is well past, you could start using that account again in a normal way. Or just keep it as is as a "scam-proof" account.

If you should want to use your "spam-proof" account to buy something, (hoping it is not a scam, but it might turn ou to be), simply transfer enough money to cover that purchase from your other account. It just takes a second, banking online. Easy as pie. Good Luck.  

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