The InformationReviews of theinformation.com

I wish I could give negative stars for information.com. Don’t use them. They aren’t any good! Nowhere did it say I would be charged more than once for the “one time” report/“one time” pdf I got. But here we are with my card being charged a “monthly - $29.99” subscription fee. I email support and ask for it to be cancelled immediately and I’m given run around emails. I called the number and the guy mumbled the whole conversation. Asked if I would take it for $19.99 and I said no so he goes with the employee discount of $9.99. Seriously, right now?!?! No, I didn’t want a monthly anything, I’m the first place which was why I chose the “ONE TIME” report. I wasn’t even offered a refund. Then he gives me my “cancellation number” which was the process number for the initial “one time only” report I got. I get the cancellation email and the correct one was in the email, but seriously. I better not be charged anything else or I will talk to a lawyer. I am so fed up. I am beyond sick of being scammed by people and businesses.

One of the slimiest experiences I've ever had and they're fairly overt about being slimy. Their "policy is no refunds" despite their policy also stating that "All users will be sent an email from The Information prior to any renewal with the upcoming pricing terms allowing a window of time where they may choose to cancel before their subscription renews for the next period." I ABSOLUTELY NEVER received this email. Scammed out of $449!!! DO NOT SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PUBLICATION!!!!! Hard to believe that someone trying to be reputable would have these policies in this day and age.

They are just spammers, hitting my junk box daily, non-stop.

Extremely poor customer service and agree with shadiness of payment practices as mentioned in other reviews

Spam factory. Emails you 4x per day and you gotta jump through hoops to unsubscribe.

Auto renewal for $499. When I tried to cancel the day my card was billed was told they wouldn’t respect my request. Really astounded by their actions. Beware!!

Pretty much echoing what every other person said on here - they sign you up for 12 months, don't give you the option to turn off auto-renew, no email reminder to tell you an automatic renewal you didn't agree to is coming up, and then refuse to refund your yearly scam price of $400 on day 1 because that's their "policy". If anyone else is in my shoes, file a complaint with your credit card company and if your credit card company doesn't agree with you, report your card to the consumer financial protection bureau - they'll give you your money back pretty quickly

they will auto renew the subscription and will charge you $400, so be mindful before subscribing. Their policy "we don't do refunds" , super vague in this day and age. Their articles lack depth. They merely cover any details that can provide any sort of insights. You are better off reading hacker news and TechCrunch or any other reputed tech news site.