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The worst Customer Service organization I've ever encountered. I simply wanted to change my long-time National Geo print/digital subscription to digital. I couldn't make the "change" on the website so I called customer service. I called twice but both were the same. They didn't know how to do it, they put me on hold several times for long periods, they were bored with my phone call and hard to hear. The second agent canceled my subscription and then said I would have to sign up myself for a new digital subscription. It's like this magazine is not interested in keeping customers. Unbelievable.

Have been subscribing for years but rarely am I actually able to access my account. Will receive emails of current articles, try to login to my account but am told to enter a 6-digit code that will be sent to my email address. Sometimes this code doesn't ever get sent, other times it takes hours. Once in a while it works but this is a rarity. So frustrated as I live below the poverty line and yet have basically been donating to Disney and National Geographic all this time as most of the time I am unable to actually use the service I have been paying for. Called National Geographic this morning but they were unable to help except to cancel my subscription. Very surprised that such a large supposedly reputable company would have such technical weaknesses. So disappointed!

Ukraine-Russie : Si vous pouviez arrêter - ou le commander à votre IA - votre propagande anti-russe à 3 balles... c'est d'un grotesque..

unfactual sensational documentaries

If you like signing in every time you move to another page then this is for you. I can't recall another app that is as frustrating. Beware. Sad hugs ISH

Pas top de se retrouver blacklisté de votre page Facebook alors que je répondais à des conspirationnistes bien gratinés et particulièrement dangereux... J'admets : langage fleuri donc j'ose imaginer que vous aviez viré les deux partis sans distinction. Mais devant l'étalement de plus en plus décontracté du révisionnisme scientifique et historique sur internet, il est pourtant urgent de ne pas laisser faire. Il me reste la page anglaise...

In light of a current hashtag challenge, I want to share my experiences as a beginner photographer submitting work to National Geographic. There was a significant lack of clear communication about how my photographs were used for profit, and despite multiple attempts, I’ve yet to receive detailed information about where and how my images were utilized. They’ve provided only minimal information about instances they are “aware of,” demonstrating a disappointing approach to record-keeping. For new photographers, it’s crucial to understand the rights you might be relinquishing when submitting your work to such platforms. My experiences suggest a concerning lack of consideration for photographers’ rights by National Geographic. I urge caution when submitting your photographs. Furthermore, both the National Geographic Society and National Geographic have refused to provide the Terms of Service for their National Geographic YourShot program and have declined any external ethics review. This refusal to disclose where and how they’ve used my copyrighted work raises serious ethical questions. This situation has underscored the importance of demanding clarity and transparency when engaging with large platforms. I advise all photographers to seek platforms that respect their contributions and are explicit about terms of usage. Your work deserves recognition and protection, and you should be confident in how it’s handled.