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Paid for a subscription to MarketWatch as part of a package with Wall Street Journal and Barron's. Subscribed to weekly news emails for all three. Unsubscribed after quickly realizing that Barron’s and MarketWatch emails are useless to me. Barron’s stopped sending emails right away, MarketWatch didn’t. I unsubscribed from MarketWatch five more times over the course of six months, and every time it said “you will be unsubscribed within several business days” but their emails still keep coming to this day. Had to set up a filter so now those emails go straight to the spam folder and I don’t see them anymore. I will not be giving MarketWatch any more money.

I gave my info for a ln auto insurance quote and hit enter. It transferred me to another site that asked for same info again. At the same time my phone gets multiple calls and multiple texts. For the last 15 minutes my phone has had calls on both lines and texts hitting one after the other. Absolute nightmare. DO NOT ASK FOR A QUOTE. You will regret it. They don’t supply quote just harvest your information and sell it half the businesses in the world.

Been reading this site for years for the financial commentary, but there is too much political slant on many of the articles and on the comments section. If you disagree with the typical leftist talking points, your comment is promptly rejected. It becomes an echo chamber without challenge. Not a fan of the new paywall either. The site isn't good enough to spend money on.

Ongoing fake news and false narrative. This company is owned by Dow Jones The Wall Street Journal. This company collaborates with Robin Hood among many others to deliver misleading news articles to steer retail Traders into making unwise and risky decisions. One of many Market flow control mechanisms of the hedge funds and large corporations to stifle retail trading and Rob honest working people.

Fear spreading it's all they do. There isn't one realistic or positive article ever since I've started looking at their website. In fact thousands of analysts and bankers get it wrong 99% of the time. If they wouldn't, they would be rich and not working ! Don't get yourself fooled around and follow your instinct.

I never read Market Watch articles. Today, I read an article about Netflix and was going to comment. So, I registered using my Facebook acct with no problem, but the page IMMEDIATELY BLOCKED me, saying I had "you have reached your article limit". WHAT? ONE article is the limit? Ridiculous.

This site supports and helps fraudsters, I was scammed by OrbitGTM, they claimed me a UK tax before proceeding to a withdrawal, which I suspected to be false, MarketWatch confirmed me that I had to pay this tax, which turned out to be a fraud! Run away MarketWatch & OrbitGTM

BE CAREFUL !! THIS WEB SITE IS FULL OF B.S They are supporting a lot of SCAMERS... They even ask them to write financial articles in order to make the fraud more believable. They are supporting TRUE NORTHBIT who is a COMPLETE SCAM. If you see the name DAVID SORKIN OR DAN SORKIN, FROM THIS COMPANY, IT'S a BIG BIG FRAUD! I would never ttrust this web site for ANY KIND OF FINANCIAL ADVICE!