National Geographic MagazineReviews of nationalgeographic.com

The articles can we well written and informative but their digital infrastructure is an absolute mess leading to a really poor customer experience. I tried the digital subscription, from the start it was confusing, I set up a direct debit but then couldn't access anything. You have to then create an account (separately), then link the subscription you previously paid for... Unnecessary complex, it should be one operation. When you do eventually get access to the articles, they're unfortunately riddled with ads (even though you've paid to access them) and they're badly implemented ads too, the kind that randomly load and move the page around so you have to scroll back to where you were reading. It's also impossible to find any info on your subscription, if you go to "manage subscription", it asks you to log in again even though you're already logged in. It's like nobody has considered or they just don't give a crap about the user experience. Which is a shame because I'd happily pay if it wasnt so infuriating. However, it is, so I'll be cancelling.

En de ondertiteling is ook slecht Ze denken daar dat we nog op klompen lopen . Wat is dat slecht zeg.

I took NGM for years . It was so wonderful I could not throw a copy away .I stopped my subscription for several years and last year when I was asked what I wanted for Christmas I said “ NGM subscription . When I returned from Arizona I found three issues waiting . What a disappointment ! No trouble throwing issues away now . Who ever chose to change what was a ” world renown “ magazine ( probably to cut cost ) destroyed a “National Treasure “ ! How sad , thanks for allowing my constructive comment . Hon Ronald D Rowland Ret.

I have been a fan of National Geographic magazine for many years....a present for my Dad and Husband. My Mum bought my husband a one year subscription this year and we have received 2 magazines so far. My husband read the journal for the written content. I observed the content from a photographic view point. The written content remains extremely interesting where as the new poor quality paper has completely ruined the quality from a photographic perspective. Very disappointing and will not be buying again.

Wonderful programs but recording means they end prematurely. What is wrong does nobody ever check? Pull your finger out. Poorly done

The Nat Geo mag was once a venerated chronicle of people and places—no more. It has digressed into a pop culture social rag with issues found on every media site. Its become “Mother Jones” with an Atlas. Too bad! It desperately needs another editorial team in order to restore it former glory.

Lately it seems as if a lot of the shows have been about animals being killed for sport, rather than nature programs

J'ai souscris à un abonnement au magazine National Geographic. Rien à redire sur le magazine lui même mais je suis cependant extrêmement mécontent du service rendu par Prismashop, digne d'une SAV low-cost. A ce jour 2 magazines ne me sont pas parvenus. J'ai contacté le service client afin de signaler cette mésaventure afin que de nouveaux numéros me soient réexpédiés. Prismashop, via des messages préformatés, me répond qu'ils me rembourseront les numéros "pour vous être agréable". En quoi est-ce agréable d'honorer son contrat ? Prismashop refuse donc d'envoyer de nouveaux numéros et me force donc à me procurer les numéros manquants par moi-même. Ça c'est agréable ! J'ai récupéré un des numéros chez un marchand de journaux et ai commandé le second (via Prismashop) qui n'était plus en rayon. Je n'ai hélas pas reçu ce numéro non plus... 3 magazines non reçus et toujours aucun remboursement après 1,5 mois. Prismashop semble également ignorer le délai légal de remboursement de 14 jours quand la commande n'est pas honorée. A noter qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un problème d'adresse car je reçois bien d'autres numéros par ailleurs. Je songe fortement à me désabonner et me tourner vers des marchands de journaux pour me procurer ce magazine. Pour résumer... peut mieux faire ! Note : Je mets quand même deux étoiles pour la qualité du magazine sur laquelle je n'ai rien à redire.