The New York Times Reviews 292

I'm not the only one seeing a decrease in quality..

At first i was using this website to see the last available 2026 draft players remaining and I was using it fine, not much ads and i was using it well UNTIL i revisit it the next day and i am forced to sign up to continue using it. At first im like stressed out because i dont want to sign up but ykw ill do it because i have no other choice. As soon as i waste my time signing up with this horrible website, THEY HIT ME WITH (Subscribe now or u cant use this buddy haha) So great, just made a account to now BE FORCED AGAIN TO PAY FOR A SUBCRIPTION NOW. horrible just horrible

I’ve been a loyal New York Times subscriber for many years, which makes this experience even more disappointing.

My subscription was quietly increased from $4/month to $25/month without any clear notice, which felt incredibly sneaky and misleading. When I noticed the charge and contacted customer service to cancel and request a refund, the experience only got worse.

The customer service representative I spoke with, Justin, was extremely rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. Instead of helping resolve the issue, he made an already frustrating situation even worse.

After years of being a customer, I expected much better treatment and at the very least some transparency around such a huge price increase. Instead, I was met with poor service and zero accountability.

Very disappointing experience. I will never subscribe again and would not recommend their subscription service to others.

I enjoy reading the NYT - but they are sneaky about increasing their subscription and they will never ever let you leave! I just spent over an hour trying to cancel a subscription that went from 4.05 $ to 13.50 without knowing why. They claim they could not charge my Amex credit card that is why I have to wait till the next payment - because the account is in arrears. That is a lie. Amex is never in arrears. Stay away from this fraudulent outfit!!!

only exists to sell itself. Many articles are downright lies. Very evil company. Not recommended

Spelling bee has some very obscure answers like most American puzzles. Or Canadian American maybe I should say. I am never ever going to subscribe.

NYT is publishing half-baked capitalist propaganda and peddling it as news. I have had it with glowing reviews of businesses masquerading as actual content which conveniently leave out the dark and problematic details behind the success. This is not news. It is simply another mechanism for advertisement.

The NY Times started making you subscribe for games that used to be free.What a rip-off. Greedy.

Home delivery of the NYT in Phila is highly unreliable.

I’m so sick of supposed reputable news sources just repeating the same bullshit for sensationalized non-factual reporting. Just to make yourselves richer and in control. You should be ashamed of yourselves. But that would mean you had actual human normal functioning empathy, which clearly you don’t. The world really is run by psychopaths.

Well, from here in the UK I like to keep an eye on US-based reporting of the Trump second term. And if I may be allowed to express a personal opinion without receiving any death threats, I prefer the NYT coverage to that of any other news source.
I’m sure some people will think I prefer it because it fits better with my world view. They may be correct. My view of the world is that it’s a mess.

Like the Guardian, is a master of misleading headlines and articles where no line is technically incorrect but information is omitted in a biased way to fool teenagers learning about the world and give them a less informed opinion than before reading it. They don't have originality in their games either when half the games are bought or based on stolen concepts and then strike down clones of variant games off something they bought and not made. Rentseeking and fakeness to the highest degree.

The New York Times won't post comments critical of their opinion writers. The writers constantly obfuscate outward lying by using words like "misspoke", "exaggerated", "claimed", "misstated", "overstated", "misleading", etc. They refuse to call a lie a lie. And, if you dare to call it out in a comment, they refuse to post it. They are cowards and enablers.

Still on hold to cancel my subscription to the New York Times waiting for a "supervisor" have called three times previously; one time the agent hung up on me. I'm still being charged $163.75 for a subscription that I cancelled in mid February. It's a shame that this publication is so shady. I've filed a case with Capital One credit card; it will take 90 days. They'll probably charge me again. Claims that they can't find my email address while I still receive digital stuff from them and I unsubscribe below each time. Don't ever take a subscription from these guys; they'll charge your card after you cancel subscription! Still on hold; guy back gave me the billing department #; can't do anything until I call his number 800 753 7759 not a listed number bogus. Don't do anything with this publication!!!!

Thieves.

I cancelled my subscription after one day of free trial, but they keep on charging me.

New york post is a wound full of CORRUPTION and RACISM this new York post so full of hate it's unbelievable, all they do is report LIES

Best experience from Denmark, love it.

Literally so many pop-ups. I made an account to read an article, FOR MY EDUCATION, and then it said I needed to pay. Wasting my f-ing time.

I've been using The New York Times for a while now, and the overall experience has been decent. The content quality is generally good, with broad news coverage and a certain level of quality in-depth reporting and feature articles, which is the main reason I continue reading
However, there are some things that make me hesitate. The subscription price is relatively high, and some content is quite repetitive; not every article offers new information or perspectives. Additionally, the subscription and account settings are sometimes not intuitive enough, and the user experience could be improved
Overall, it's a platform with professional content, but its cost-effectiveness and user experience still have room for improvement. If you highly value in-depth news reporting, it's an option; however, for the average reader, whether to subscribe long-term might require further consideration

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