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Texas Monthly is a magazine and media company that covers Texas news, politics, culture, food, and lifestyle through print, digital content, podcasts, and events.

Austin, Texas, USA
texasmonthly.com
Owned by Texas Monthly LLC

About Texas Monthly

Texas Monthly is a long-running regional magazine and media brand focused on all things Texas, including politics, culture, travel, food, music, and lifestyle. Founded in 1973 and based in Austin, the company produces a flagship monthly magazine, a robust website, podcasts, newsletters, books, and live events. It is widely known for its in-depth features, investigative journalism, and popular rankings such as its annual barbecue and restaurant lists.

A charge from “Texas Monthly” on your card is most commonly associated with a subscription to the magazine (print, digital, or a combination), a renewal of an existing subscription, or a one-time purchase such as a gift subscription, special edition, event ticket, or Texas Monthly–branded merchandise. The “st2340” portion of the descriptor likely refers to an internal store, stand, or subscription transaction code used by their billing or fulfillment system.

If you have questions about a Texas Monthly charge, start by checking your email for a subscription confirmation, renewal notice, or event ticket receipt under the same time frame as the charge. You can also log into your account on their website to review active subscriptions and billing history. For further help, contact Texas Monthly’s customer service via the support or “Customer Care” section on their website, providing the date, amount, and the exact billing descriptor from your statement so they can quickly locate and explain the transaction or process a cancellation or refund if appropriate.

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  1. texas monthly st2340

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Texas Monthly on my card?

Most Texas Monthly charges come from starting or renewing a magazine subscription (print, digital, or both), purchasing a gift subscription, buying special issues or merchandise, or purchasing tickets to a Texas Monthly–hosted event. Check recent orders and confirmation emails around the date of the charge.

What does the descriptor "texas monthly st2340" mean on my statement?

The “st2340” suffix is likely an internal store or transaction identifier used by Texas Monthly or their payment processor. It still corresponds to a Texas Monthly purchase, most often a subscription or related product.

How can I cancel my Texas Monthly subscription to stop future charges?

To cancel, log into your account at texasmonthly.com and go to your subscription or account settings, or visit the Customer Care/Subscriptions section and follow the cancellation instructions. You can also contact their customer service by email or phone (listed on their site) and request cancellation, providing your account or mailing information.

How do I request a refund for a Texas Monthly charge I don’t recognize?

First, verify that no one in your household ordered a subscription, gift subscription, or event ticket. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact Texas Monthly’s customer service through the support details on texasmonthly.com, provide the transaction date, amount, and descriptor from your statement, and ask them to investigate and, if appropriate, issue a refund.

Does Texas Monthly automatically renew subscriptions?

Many Texas Monthly offers enroll you in automatic renewal so your subscription continues without interruption. In those cases, your card is charged at the start of each renewal term. You can check and update your auto-renewal settings in your online account or by contacting customer service before the next renewal date.

Can I change or downgrade my Texas Monthly subscription plan?

Yes. If you want to switch between print and digital-only, or adjust your subscription term, contact Texas Monthly’s customer care or manage your plan through your online account. Changes usually take effect with the next billing cycle or upcoming issue, depending on timing.

I bought Texas Monthly at a live event or booth. Will that appear the same as a regular subscription charge?

Event or booth sign-ups and purchases may appear with similar descriptors (like “texas monthly st####”), but the amount and timing will match the event date. If you signed up at a festival or conference, this likely explains a one-time charge or the start of a new subscription billed shortly after the event.

What should I do if I can’t find any Texas Monthly account linked to my email but I still have a charge?

It’s possible the order was placed using a different email, a misspelled address, or through a third-party promotion. Contact Texas Monthly customer service with the full card descriptor, amount, and billing name; they can search by transaction details rather than email alone and help identify or resolve the charge.

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