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Finally I got through, despite trying to cancel some months ago, I just gave up in sheer frustration. Today I received a reminder re increased subscription charges…on foot of that I found a local number and called. For the last 8 to 9 months I have received absolutely nothing in my inbox, yet a monthly fee was taken from my account. I was kept waiting today while my account number was deemed incorrect as well as my post code, being told I had changed them, all blatantly untrue. I assume the NYT earns a pretty sum from these 1800 numbers. Eventually I was put through to a supercilious individual Who contradicted everything I said and I was constantly reminded that the NYT doesn’t do refunds..besides which after nine months they would not believe that I had previously attempted to cancel, they have no record of my attempts! I was given to understand this customer is a liar.. I really wondered if I was actually in contact with scammers when I requested a cancellation reference number be emailed to me…the answer? Our email system is down! I requested a ref number anyway and I felt it was off the top of his head, though I hope not …here it is 4050729407.

There is no button for you to unsubscribe yourself. Instead, you are forced to either call a helpline or enter an online chat. I entered the online chat and the representative did actually cancel my subscription. However, this took about ten minutes and included a very mild attempt to dissuade me from cancelling. Not a significant inconvenience but it certainly is a dirty ploy.

We have been long timer subscribers to the New York Times. Currently we have a digital subscription with a physical delivery on Sunday. We stopped getting the Sunday paper even while our neighbors get theirs. Customer service and escalation cannot get the delivery company, Publishers Circulation Fulfillment, PCF, to deliver our paper. We think that canceling the paper and creating a new subscription will fix the issue. However, all the credits we have received for our missed papers are only credits to our current subscription. When we cancel we will have paid full price for papers we did not receive.

Commande 000565045 passée le 10 décembre 2023 jamais reçue à ce jour le 3 janvier 2024 une étoile est encore gentil… Produit annoncé sur le site disponible en traitement sous 5 à 7 jours…Obligée de faire une contestation de l’opération auprès de Visa Ce n’est pas possible d’être à ce point incompétent

Tried to cancel my subscription for months already, but they make it impossible. I do not want a subscription. I have never wanted a subscription, yet they charge my card every month and there is no way to stop them These people are thieves.

I was a subscriber from 2001, but unsubscribed because of the biased reporting, guest essays, and comments after the Hamas atrocities. For years, I endured the progressive identity politics (and I am politically very much left-of-center), from the matters discussed to the authors, trying to fit every square peg into their crude version of critical race theory round hole, because I loved and wanted to read the articles important to me, both professionally and privately, which are climate change, environmental and biodiversity issues, science and medicine. But there is no way I'll tolerate the warped, prejudiced, partisan reporting and opinion articles, mostly based on lack of knowledge about the Shoa and the Middle East, and sometimes even on faulty information. I'm German, and I'll wager that every German reader of the NYT (and probably every European, and likely even every German senior high school student) knows probably more about the state of Israel and how and why it came to be than the entire NYT staff. I have to be frank here: The antisemitism on the pages of the NYT pains me, physically, and I will only subscribe anew when they do a 180 on this. It's amazing how the oppressor/oppressed-narrative taught in universities has somehow poisoned otherwise bright, intelligent people in a way that they see racism and bigotry everywhere, but ignore it when it concerns the victims of the worst genocide in history...

I've abandoned the New York Times due to a glaring decline in writing quality. The pervasive bias in presenting information is a glaring issue, severely undermining the objectivity of the content. For any hope of credibility, the New York Times must urgently reassess its commitment to impartiality and strive to meet the demands of a readership that craves more discernment and critical analysis.

NYtimes is no longer a reputable source of information. Credibility was lost with their inaccurate and antisemitic reporting of recent events.