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NY Times is used to biased reporting. We just want honest, transparent "INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM" no matter the side! However when they can't be honest, even with their 'best seller' lists for non fiction It's OBVIOUS THEY'RE FAKE! They listed their top "The Wager" @ #1 with 14.1k and they go down to "Blowback" w/5.2 k @ #5. Then we get to "King of Late Night" @ #6 with 17.6K! If they do it on innocuous stuff like this, I wouldn't trust them to"report" on the important business of our country! NO WONDER NO ONE TRUSTS THE FAKE MEDIA ANYMORE! THEY LIE IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES!

I like their reporting. have been a member/supporter for decades. But I just found a terrible thing on their website. You are allowed to "gift" 10 articles per month. 1. this is NOT per calendar month. It is more like a debit card, where you can have 10 "outstanding" per month. IMHO, this is terribly documented. 2. It is impossible, for a person, or an NYT support person, to provide information as to the status of such gifts. So for example, if you attempt to gift and are told "sorry, you have given 10 of 10" it is IMPOSSIBLE to determine when you can gift your next gift. TERRIBLE.

Another fake news media corporate assisting the USeless war machine on devastating this planet. Try giving the people facts mate and bring peace to the 🌎

I had been a subscriber of NYT for 3 years, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. They conduct quite a deceitful business practice -everytime the subscription is up for renewal, they charge me the full amount before the end of the subscription contract. For 3 years I have been okay with prolonging the subscription -because when I decide to cancel the subscription, but they will immediately counteroffer (more like beg me to remain a subscriber) for less than 25% of the original cost. I had repeatedly requested to please contact me before renewal to prevent any unnecessary charges, their suggestion has been to wait until the end of the contract to either renew or cancel. This year, once again, they just charged me the full subscription cost. I am tired of their deceitful practice, this time around although they attempted to retain me as a subscriber -I declined. They know they can retain you as a subscriber for much less however they will not disclose it until the last minute, when they've charged you the full amount. Terrible business model, speaks very poorly of NYT.

The New York Times FRAUDULENTLY CHARGED my account a year after I had a free-trial. I CANCELLED free-trial on time but, suddenly, a year later, there are ONE YEAR'S WORTH of CHARGES ENTERED ALL AT ONCE. Fortunately, I had the charges reversed BUT now I am getting emails stating I need to update my credit card details. I have responded telling them to lose my email address but I still get these emails. It's like a VIRUS that won't go away.

I've been a digital subscriber to the NYT for years.My account is on autopay.For over a year now, my browsing and Android app reading experience is constantly interrupted by popups warning me that I have only X days left, and that I need to renew. Yet I can see that my subscription billing details correctly show that this is not true. So far I have called customer service (whose hours are skewed towards the East coast; I live in Alaska) dozens of times. Agents can see my complaints, but nothing has been done to fix the issue. To add insult to injory, the annoying popups offer me sbscriptions costing less than 1/4 of what I pay now. The journalism is good but account management is as bad as it gets.

Forgot to cancel a subscription and they charged me for a full year. Could not get refund. Predatory policy from an increasingly radical publication.

I'm not reviewing the publication, which I love, I am saying that the delivery service is awful. Funny thing is that the phone support is exceptionally good. But they can't seem to connect the customer with the delivery service, and they can't seem to get the paper delivered. I started two weeks ago and I have a paper for three out of 14 days. Its a terrible experience.