The New York TimesReviews of nytimes.com

Rarely get paper on time. at least once a month delivery missing. AND I only get weekend delvery!

Wish I could give it zero stars. The NYT manufactures false one-sided stories to feed a sensationalist point of view. Even when they are given the information from multiple angles they cherry pick what facts to include and which to leave out.

daily mini crossword was incorrect stating that there was 5 fingers on a hand, when in fact there are 4 and a thumb. this lead me to believe the answer was 4 and be stumped the whole game. I highly suggest that the game maker take an entry level anatomy class and count how many fingers are on a hand during this. I personally do not believe that fingers and thumbs are the same. As a thumb I would be insulted to be compared or worse called a finger! please correct this error for your own sake as you wouldn't want to annoy a whole load of thumbs. 16 billion give or take a few.

The NYT continues to expose its subscriber base to fraudulent company's. I tried to track an order from a tracking number provided by Solveraco (who advertised on the NYT) and my fraud protection on my phone alerted me to the fact this was not a trusted site. I have two missing orders and I'm afraid to track them. Many more advertisers are showing up in my digital newspaper which look the same but just different websites (example gonssalegany.com )

Truly pathetic. The New York times coverage of US bombing of Venezuela. You can't get more weak and pathetic than the coverage and headlines the New York times has published.

I accepted a two dollar per month time-limited offer for their online subscription. The next day while I was doing some online bill payments, I saw an unfamiliar, and recurring, charge for $262.86 from the NY Times. I immediately contacted my bank's fraud department and then I reached out to the NY Times for customer support and after a lot of waiting and runaround, I was informed that they were not able to cancel or refund the unauthorized charge and referred me to Apple. The first link they provided took me to a 404 error "page not found" site.. so I called Apple and eventually figured out that the purchase was actually made through the Google Play store. The nice, helpful woman I spoke with at Apple stated that I was far from the first person she'd spoken to about this exact same situation and they were also referred to Apple to cancel the subscription.. it's a sad world when we can no longer trust even a formerly reputable organization such as the Times. They totally scammed me and it sounds like lots of other people as well, with ye olde bait and switch! So sickening and not only a time waster, but it also hurts on a spiritual level and confirms the sense that we can no longer trust anyone, even a company who built their reputation on being trustworthy.. not anymore. Boo NYT, shame on you!

I paid for a one year subscription for Spelling Bee on a £12 a year offer. The ongoing fee turned out to be £12 a month. No communication was given for this increase -too complicated they say. A shabby trick for the unsuspecting. The only way to avoid this trap is to cancel your subscription altogether. This is a shameful way for the NYTimes to run its business.

Subscription service a disgrace. Cheap initial one year offer then increased by 500% from £2 pcm to £12 pcm without notification. No refund offered. SpellingsB a great game but not on these terms. Avoid unless you want to be scammed.