The New York Times Reviews 292

TrustScore 1.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

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 t... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

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 yours... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

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", "oversta... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

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... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Not even reporting just who ever pays…

Not even reporting just who ever pays them enough money they will write anything. You should be reporting the TRUTH on who Blake and Ryan really are and how much their PR team paid you as well as Meghan Markle how much her PR team paid you. Report the truth for once. and show transparency how much NYT are being paid to report BS.

May 14, 2025
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Excellent Lead Generation Articles

I enjoy reading the NYT. I learn much by reading a wide array of articles spanning different topics such as politics, technologies, and influencers. What people don't know is this. When you read any article, not just NYT, you pick up on potential leads that may lead to business deals. You only need to be agnostic with your readings, in other words, politics does not play a part in your business, even though it may affect your business, you are looking for potential clients depending on your profession.

In my case, as an international businessman, I have read about people that could facilitate my business with them by providing my expertise, wisdom, and experience. Of course, having been in oil and gas in the early 80's has helped dramatically giving me the necessary skill sets to excel in the business of international contract procurement, export, and advisory.

Therefore NYT, keep up the good work. Your articles are well written, and in my eyes, superb lead generation sources for my business. :-)

Max David
LUXMAX INTERNATIONAL
International Businessman dot com

April 28, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Annoying far left journalists

So sick of hearing how evil the current president is, but every democratic president is talked about as if they are god and can do no wrong. So much for being unbiased and neutral. It’s annoying. Find something better to write about.

April 7, 2025
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

I've been a NY Times subscriber since…

I've been a NY Times subscriber since 1994. I've never liked their Health section because of the influences from Big Pharma and medical associations. Recently their political articles have geared toward far left progressives and lacked objectivity and neutrality. Very disappointed that Paul Krugman left the Times, which I totally understand and no wonder.

December 31, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Terrible Snafu in email addresses

I had a gift subscription (Digital All-Access) which expired last week. Meanwhile, I had subscribed under another email address. I now find that I am not able to access subscribed content because of an obvious conflict beween the 2 email addresses. First I get a banner at the upper right corner of the page correctly telling me that my email (old email) is no longer valid for this subscription. It prompts me to click for an alternative email but upon clicking, the old email address reappears in the box and then the box disappears instantaneously before I can change the email address.
Numerous chats with so-called NYT "advocates' ( whatever that means) have yielded zero results. Get rid of the people and use AI to cut through this bug-ridden mess.

March 29, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Unresolved bug in the subscribed NYT games app

I've reported the same bug before in the NYT Connections game app but UNFORTUNATELY HAD NO RESPONSE and then no resolve.

I have a subsciption for the NYT games app. Therefore, am a paying
customer.

I have taken a screenshot to collaberate the bug in the Connections game. The bug is that its impossible to read the words in the Connections game as the words are too long for the individual boxes in the word grid. Therefore, unreadable.

I have deleted and re-installed the games app without resolve. This bug has been persistent in the games app for months now.

March 22, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Neither Neutral or Unbiased

The real problem at NYT is that it claims to be neutral and unbiased, but this is not the case.
If they were to change this stance to admitting their bias this would start to repair their reputation.
Their journalists would benefit from extensive training on how to vet their sources too.

March 22, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Very disappointed

I just cancelled my subscription with the new york times. As an Independent I can't see myself reading a newspaper that has false articles. It's a waste of money and waste of my time.

March 21, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

They dont let you cancel

They dont let you cancel, is a pain.

Is easier to cancel my credit card than this pathetic site subscrptions.

Huge mistake. I only wanted to read 1 post from a friend since everything else is trash and low iq and now I receive emails that my payment wont go, like yeah monkeys? I only paid 1 month to read 1 article.

Is the ny time so hungry they need to process my card every day with no option to cancel?

Like wtf is wrong with all this big companies... really pisses me off how desperate they are for money.

March 8, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Their customer service is abominable

Their customer service is abominable. Somehow, they triggered the bank's fraud alert system which blocked the usual monthly payment. I got that sorted with the bank and then called The New York Times to let them know they could reprocess the payment. The man seemed confused but put me on hold while he did something. He then assured me the payment would go through in 1-3 days.
It's the third day and the NYT is demanding a new card number because payment hasn't been made. Their customer shut down for the day already. I tried emailing editorial and got an auto-reply with a bunch of emails. I forwarded on to Letters and then saw there was a Customer Care email, which i also emailed. The reply from Customer Care just now was that the NYT no longer checked this email address. I swear if they dump me because of their own incompetence, I am not going back.

March 5, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The problem with this paper is you have…

The problem with this paper is you have a writer named Astead W. Herndon and most of the writers employed by this company promotes fake news. They do not research true facts. Also they have a lot of political influence. There are many of the papers around the world this one you can definitely go without

February 27, 2025
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not trust this fake article

Do not trust this fake article, fake news, dishonest company with hidden agenda. For more information & a more clear explanation watch Candace Owes videos about the subject. If you want to be lied to then read keep supporting them.

January 31, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Biased propaganda, readers beware.

Inaccurate, divisive, so heavily biased.
Very unsubtle Israeli propaganda.
Not even trying to hide the fact that they (NYT) are so so clearly Pro Israel and not even attempting to conceal their bias.
Palestinian children referred to as ‘prisoners convicted of deadly attacks’ whilst in the same article Israeli soldiers are referred to as hostages ‘afraid while surrounded by militants’.
Too many instances of contradiction & inaccuracies to count.

Any reader should beware of the falsities this company irresponsibly publishes.
I urge any regular reader to at the very least, find an additional source of news to balance the garbage this one spews.

It’s a real shame because I loved Wordle.

January 30, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A beacon of rigorous journalism and integrity

The New York Times remains a beacon of rigorous journalism and integrity in an era where misinformation spreads unchecked across social media and partisan outlets masquerade as news sources. Its commitment to fact-based reporting, deep investigative work, and nuanced analysis sets it apart from platforms that prioritize sensationalism over truth. In a landscape cluttered with echo chambers and agenda-driven narratives—from viral online falsehoods to the disingenuous framing of networks like Fox News—the Times stands as an indispensable resource for those seeking clarity, accountability, and intellectual honesty. A subscription isn’t just a choice; it’s an investment in defending informed democracy.

January 30, 2025
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