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Value Line (valueline.com) has 9 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.9 out of 5.
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nikolaum
VL = miser complex; 5* for content, 1* for physical product and delivery; since the (recent) switch to plastic, fr inferior paper envelopes always arriving damaged, the already too thin stock appears to be getting gotten thinner; the Some Investment surveys arrive with damaged and ripped pages; the paper stock is so thin the ink may blot through; if this happens then the clarity on the verso page suffers; You need a clear copy? No - impossible, for both sides show;
edward B.
Valueline options service is missing most etf options. This data has been missing for over a month. Have sent 3 or 4 emails to valueline. One reply said problem solved but it is not solved.
daughter in L.
Their cancellation policy is terrible! Our mother passed away, who subscribed to their periodical, and Value Line demanded her death certificate and then charged us $50.00 to cancel her subscription and refund amount left on her subscription. I have never encountered anything like this before.
Brion J.
The investment service is OK, but they seem to have changed their approach to customer service. I was offered a renewal discount (the service isn't worth the full price to me), but when I renewed online it didn't even offer the opportunity to put in the Promo Code online and charged me nearly twice as much. When I then called the company, the woman lectured me that it "doesn't work that way" and she needs to correspond with "the powers that be" via e-mail in order to cancel the mistaken order. Part of her lecture indicated that they're forcing the call rather than fixing the web site so they can hard sell you on the phone.