CNBC is an American pay television business news channel that is owned by NBCUniversal Broadcast, Cable, Sports and News, a division of NBCUniversal, with both being ultimately owned by Comcast.
CNBC (cnbc.com) has 129 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.6 out of 5.
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Frank K.
❌👎❌👎👹👎❌👎 ANOTHER TOTAL FAKE NEWS NETWORK, TOTAL TRASH,WE HAVE THE MOST gullible morons in this country that listen to all these fake news networks that are nothing but habitual lies. What a world we live in. Get paid huge money to lie 24/7. All these Democrats are the most dumbest people I have ever seen in my life. A bunch of puppets, dumb puppets, a bunch of dummies followers morons with no brains left
Andrew L.
Bias on politics and too many lies
Herbert G.
I fully expected this morning interview woujd have focussed on the SS directors testimony instead it discussed an upcoming drug review. I wanted to get Comers perspective on The directors stonewalling the committee. This was a case where NBC a major liberal media outlet didn’t want to over shadow the Harris nomination by discussing the Trump Assassination. Once again this is another example of how the liberal media controls the narrative. Joe and Andrew were not even given a chance to weigh in with questions. Very disappointing!
gregory H.
The cancellation of the Last Call was idiotic!!! I’ve been watching cnbc for 20+years It was one of the best, most informative show they had. Cramer is awesome too!! Shark tank😩😩 Maybe it’s time To switch to Bloomberg
Randy K.
This is the most biased and unreliable station in television. All of their programming should be listed as opinion with zero facts to back it up. Would be broke if I took their investment advice
Mark B.
This pathetic biased poor excuse of a news stationonly reports what they want to. Therefore you do not get all of the news of the day. Why watch and only get a part of what happened today?
Sherry K.
I have noticed that no one else knows about what you report, so I'm inclined to believe that it is misinformation . I understand some news is exclusive to certain media, but when I Google what you report. It's nonexistent. I don't know who no one else is. Look at your complaints on the bbb web site. And the class action lawsuit against Temu. Temu has 1.5 rating or a c+. Amazing!
ThulsaDoom
I foolishly thought that because CNBC was credible I would get a course on learning how to create passive income streams that would be legitimate and packed with detailed information as well as exclusive tips and details not be found anywhere else. I was very wrong. The course "How to Earn Passive Income Online" cost me $65 of my very hard earned dollars and it is USELESS BASIC TRASH. Nothing comprehensive, no insights, no in-depth instruction. Its ludicrous surface nonsense that can be found on any YouTube channel hawking the same for free. I wasted my money! And, the worst part is that CNBC buries the fact that you cannot get a refund in the legal terms that no lay person would ever see (very deceptive). Which means that they knew that this course was garbage. I'm so upset. I'm going on to every single platform to repost this review so that maybe someone will see it and avoid making the same bad purchase. I'm so mad that I was duped by CNBC and "Smarter Make It'!
