In the middle of nowhere farm town I live in, there are exactly zero people who have the coronavirus problem but still there are problems. Yesterday I was unable to buy chicken thighs and today the post office did not deliver my Wall Street Journal. The universe is trying to kill me.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

At the Wall Street Journal, the health and well-being of our members and employees is our priority. We understand the concern and uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus and are committed to being responsive to your needs as the situation evolves.

We strongly encourage you to use the Customer Center self-service options to manage your WSJ account. In the center, you can:
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change your address
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It’s easier and, in most cases, faster to manage your account digitally, especially given call wait times are longer than usual.

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