Dave
A danger to democracy
The declaration of the role to declare who is president shows your utter arrogance and contempt for democracy. The only thing you bring to democracy is never ending lies.
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Dave
The declaration of the role to declare who is president shows your utter arrogance and contempt for democracy. The only thing you bring to democracy is never ending lies.
Ian
Their paywall sucks. They placed even their 2020 election coverage behind the paywall. That says everything you need to know about them. They get their data from other sources free and then try to sell it with a paywall? Ridiculous. No public interest at heart - all other news organisations (even those that are normally subscription-based) provided the election coverage for free as it's a critical issue of public interest. I personally think Google should stop indexing the New York Times.
Kevin
Actually they don’t even deserve one star. For them not to show Tweeted and Aired 60 minutes transcripts in it entirety. Not fair to both parties. Shame on All of Us to just believe one side or the other without hearing and or this case seeing both sides. We didn’t just fall off turnip truckS or just wake up wake up from a 100 year nap. Both Democratic Party and Republicans party in history have both told long truths to get elected to office,duh. We all learned that in school government. Just very disappointed that We the USA do not have decency to seek the truth or at least try to see both sides. United we stand divided we fall. That’s what I was raised on, what were you?
George B.
Another brain dead establishment the perfect example of communism at work brain dead ignorant asses. -0 stars not even good for bird droppings
Albert F.
cancelled my subscription and noticed 4 deductions. emailed them but got no response
Alex
As others have said, the customer service really is appalling. You’d think a (dying) traditional media institution like the New York Times would put some effort into retaining customers but they couldn’t care less. So first things first: tried to cancel my subscription to their crossword puzzle access about a year ago via the ‘my account’ page on their site. Turns out it never went through and they continued to charge me. Tried again recently. Guess what? Website STILL glitching and attempting to cancel via the ‘cancel my subscription’ button still doesn’t work (which seems mighty suspicious to me - you’re telling me it’s a year and probably several thousand complaints later and you still haven’t fixed this fairly basic self-service function?). When I then contacted them via customer service about cancelling and renumeration for all the extra charges due to their faulty cancellation system, they did the ol’ “are you suuuure you want to cancel?” and every time I said yes it was another “but are you REALLY sure?”. It was like a sick game of tug of war - a real time waster. Finally got it cancelled with zero renumeration. Website is still faulty. Have cancelled all my subscriptions with them now because this kind of behaviour is super suspicious, and I’m just not willing to support it.
Tomas
Horrible experience with customer service. Not only do you need to contact them in order to cancel there sub, which frankly is terrible on it's own. I couldn't even get in touch with anyone. Luckily I had paid with Paypal so I could cut them off there. Beware! Even though NY Times is a nice newspapper, there are plenty other that offer a MUCH better customer service.
DTSBA
They dropped my electronic subscription and kept billing me. Customer Care was worthless. Had to cancel my bank card. They could have figured it out but didn't care enough to try. You've been warned.