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An article today entitled Trump Says Ceaefire with Iran is Over says a lot about what the lack of quality reporting by the Wall Street Journal can do to ruin a news outlets reputation. The above article is a perfect example of why I no longer view the WSJ as a consistently trustworthy source because I see a recurring pattern of selective framing, incomplete context, and language that appears to advance a particular narrative. When that happens repeatedly, its a turn-off and readers will cancel their WSJ subscription for good reason.

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Lying fake so called journalist write so many untruthful stories. I sure hope president Trump sues them for lies written about him and Epstein.

Fake news. Not trustworthy.

From paper deliveries (which were only resumed through the efforts of a poor elderly man who delivers rain or shine and has nothing to do with the paper), to biased articles, to clear military industrial and big business bias in every single article written, I can certainly say that this is despise worthy organization. I get a discounted subscription, which I use for personal, lifestyle, and sports articles. The rest is disgusting Bush era 2002 political garbage. Richard Cheney would be proud.

Very poor customer service and please note that they often wrongly take money from the credit card.

Ok newspaper (industry is horrible, so they’re relatively OK). Wanting to cancel subscription is hell. And if you live in a crappy urban area and don’t check for your paper in the 7-8am range, it’ll get stolen 80% of the time.

I stupidly signed up for a digital subscription. I rarely read it and decided to cancel. There is no way to accomplish this either online OR by chat. You MUST call to cancel so they can try to give you some "promotion". Stay away! It's not worth it. Secondly, What is up, Trust Pilot?! This is the second time I have encountered a company who had 100% "1" reviews, yet their "average" was a 1.8. Ironically, I believe Trust Pilot has some glitch (or design?) where a company cannot go below 1.8. Particularly big name companies as this is what occurred in both instances. Very odd that it would land at 1.8 both times.