John B.
Unbiased News.
Unbiased News.

The Epoch Times is America’s fastest-growing independent news media. Founded in 2000, our mission is to bring you a truthful view of the world free from the influence of any government, corporation, or political party. We aim to tell you what we see, not how to think; we strive to deliver you a factual picture of reality that lets you form your own opinions.
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John B.
Unbiased News.
Enrique Mapua Ostrea J.
Does not engage in fake news
Art Schlueter J.
complete and truthful
Brett O.
Happy with the product and the content. A great well-rounded news and information source.
Joseph B.
This is a great site. I enjoy the level of coverage.
John W.
Yesterday, I saw a charge on my debit card for $156 from The Epoch Times, which I did not remember authorizing, and so immediately went to their website to cancel my subscription. All seemed to go well there until I saw that the cancellation date was NEXT YEAR. Thinking this was an error, I wrote to Customer Service. Their reply was that they I had not responded to a renewal notice they had sent last week. Somewhere among the dozen or so daily emails I get from them, in addition to myriads I get from others, there was supposedly a renewal reminder. I went back to search and, sure enough, there it was. One. Single. Reminder. They even went on to "apologize for any inconvenience caused by missing the email reminder." A $156 "Inconvenience" penalty for an email they acknowledged I might miss. They then had the gall to remind me that they have a No Refunds Policy in their Terms of Service to which I apparently agreed an entire year ago. Who remembers every detail of what they signed a year ago? I'm thinking that, if someone is going to take a good chunk of my dough a year from now, they might do me the courtesy of ensuring that I know about it THEN, not just that they made some passing attempt to tell me, such that my silence can be legally (mis)construed as consent according to their carefully crafted plan. Their policy should be OPT IN, like "Click here to renew at $156 for another year." Instead, they've intentionally chosen — by POLICY — to steal yet another customer for 1 year, versus earn a customer for life by doing what most would consider to be the right way to treat people, versus, "Tough rocks. You signed." To me, ET isn't merely unethical, but downright stupid. Someone needs to brush up on their Golden Eggs fable. (Can't wait for their perfumed legalese to follow.)
Response from The Epoch TimesSep 4, 2026
Dear John, Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear about your frustration with the renewal process. Our subscriptions renew automatically, and renewal reminders are sent before the renewal date so customers have an opportunity to make changes before the next billing period. We understand your concern about missing the reminder and appreciate your feedback regarding the renewal notice process. Your comments have been shared with the appropriate team for review of your case as we continue evaluating ways to improve the customer experience. Best Regards, The Epoch Times Customer Service Team
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The epoch times has the most honest, most diverse and in depth reporting of any news organization. It is excellent, and always trustworthy.
Edward P.
My wife and I value the Epoch Times Newspaper as the best in America. They report the news, not create it like so many other papers do. They also focus on who, what, when, and a little why, i.e., the facts please. Last the quality of the writing is superior to all other papers. I hope many other readers will subscribe to the Epoch Times.