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Its a antisemitic news papier pleases don't buy it its full of hate on Jewish ppl in Brooklyn in todays days when crime is so so high and they don't have batter what to do than writing all around the year s**t on peaceful ppl shame on thiam

Apparently, the New York Times was charging me for two all access subscriptions; one through a PayPal account and one through a different credit card. When I realized this and asked them for a refund….they said, even though they saw they had been over billing me, that the most they could refund was two months. While I enjoy some their articles, I was LIVID that they didn't provide a larger refund. Seriously, if you don't care about your customers, how good a provider are you?

NY times customer service is pathetic. Their customer service portal would not accept multiple payment methods over 6 calls lasting a total of 2.5 hrs, including 3 calls with supervisors! Finally, a supervisor suggested that they cancel the account and setup a new account under the same credentials, which they did. However, they charged my credit card an amount more than 3 times what I was to pay.

A great publication that does so many things superbly well, but cannot get basic customer service right. Shame on you NYTimes.com

New York Times news requires that you become a subscriber. If you see a link on Google you cannot read it unless you subscribe. Why bother when other companies provide the same news for free. They make money another way, maybe ads etc. I flag them in Google so I don't see them. Other companies have the same stories for free so I rely on them. I'm a Microsoft System Engineer and know information is free elsewhere.

NY Times gave me introductory offer of $10 for first year, the second year will be $60. I tried to cancel my subscription then there was an offer to extend my subscription at $10, so I approved it. I did not get any email confirmation of this $10 renewal, suddenly my credit card was charged $60 and I called Customer Service about this. They just answered no change in my subscription so I was charged $60 and no refund possible. So I just cancel the $60 renewal subscription. Very bad experience.

The only true information that New York Times print, is the date on the paper. How does any of the employees show their face in public. I'm happy that a few writers have left and brought the truth out about the times.

Seems NYT has a problem some of its reporters prefer propagating Kremlin propaganda on Putins invasion of Ukraine, but not only. (accepting it at face value. Lazy? Or maybe something more to it than that?

Otherwise, a very unreliable newspaper - filled with opinions, that do not matter, at all.

Read this article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/25/world/europe/germany-nazi-far-right.html

- and I am deeply offended, as an Ethnic German - that such an article can be posted.
Writing "The Return of Germany's Far Right" is absolute appalling, along with being untrue.

Examples you give - 29 officers (out of 84 million citizens) spreading nazi propaganda is one clue of the absolute ignorance, a lot of Americans, especially Media Leachers seems to have.

Shame on a paper, that used to be the Top of Pyramids.

Do not trust this newspaper, it belongs to economic power groups which protect their own interests, not those of the population, spreading false news lacking evidence.