Flynt
They suck so bad
They suck so bad. Bunch of maga lies and brainwashed cultists.
Newsmax Media is an American news media organization founded by Christopher Ruddy and based in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Newsmax (newsmax.com) has 295 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.2 out of 5.
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Flynt
They suck so bad. Bunch of maga lies and brainwashed cultists.
Laurie T.
As a Christian I find it refreshing to watch a news outlet that speaks the truth and doesn't lie or alter the facts to confirm a false narrative. NewsMax offers a wide array of intelligent hosts who speak about current events and do somewhat of a investigative reporting on breaking news and past history as it relates todays news. I love it, I just wish they reported news 24 hours a day.
Samy H.
I've been watching newsmax ever since they fired Bill O'Reilly from Fox news. But now I am noticing the channel is very pro-israel and I don't like that. I am a Conservative Republican and America is first for me
Bernie S.
Whoever is employed by newsmax during the gop convention and switched off Pavarotti TV who was singing God bless America should be terminated immediately. That's uncalled for. Fire the POS now
Cory
Dont sign up with these crooks, I was on free trial and got charged for two annually $49.00 charges, they reimbursed one of the charges but not the other even after I showed them my bank statements showing where it was withdrawn and told me that couldn't happen when I showed them proof it happened..don't try this app you will get scammed..
Iso H.
I've subscribed to Newsmax Plus through the annual subscription since the beginning and, while it is very glitchy, I've generally appreciated it. Now, all of a sudden, they are forcing me to watch "pre-roll" ads ever time I try to watch something. This is new. First, I called customer service and the rep tells me that there really isn't anything she can do to help and that I have to send an email to "Broadcasting" through the Feedback link on the site. She was incredibly unhelpful. Then I went ahead and sent the Feedback form which I'll probably have to wait for weeks for a response. Then I called Corporate. They just redirected me back to Customer Service but did say to ask for a Supervisor. I called back and this time a guy whose name I did not catch did try to troubleshoot, but we got disconnected after 20 minutes. He said that he was not getting the "pre-roll" ad but said I should be getting the option to skip, which I do not get. Then I called back and spoke to the initial rep again but I had her get me to a Supervisor. He basically just said that the ads have always been there and that I must have just gotten an update or something which is totally asinine. He kept trying to gaslight me and was very argumentative. We ended it with me considering filing with the BBB and disputing the charge on my credit card which he also tried to tell me that it has nothing to do with anything. Really? Services Not as Described? Anyway, I like the content, at least during the weekdays. They have absolutely nothing on the weekends really but reruns. Now, I'll have to decide if I want to keep the subscription. But come on, Newsmax. This is no way to treat customers. We're already paying to get a boat load of commercials during your programming. Making us watch "pre-roll" ads is an insult. Now that you've gone public, do you think you can get away with things like this? I might even just go back to Fox News now, even if it costs more.
Randolph M.
I get multiple email that I do not want! I unsubscribed every time but they keep coming non stop!
A M.
Producers lied to a grieving mother before putting her on air. Very politically slanted and non factual.