St. Louis Post-Dispatch

I subscribed to the digital service. Before the 30 day period (I think it was 11 days before the expiration), I got charged. I contacted to cancel, and I was told I had to answer why I was canceling. Huh?? Why do I have to give a reason? Then, I asked for a refund, but they said, no, because it was stated in their policy. Apparently, you have to contact them WITHIN 10 days since you start subscription to cancel the subscription, despite the fact their website proudly states "Subscribe $0.99 for 1 month". But in reality, it is only $0.99 for 10 days. This is a false advertisement. I take a pity on dying business and their workers that have to squeeze everything out to survive, but frankly, it is counter productive. They seems to have stellar reputations and it isn't too difficult to underst

Very cool location! We rented the 2nd floor mtg rms for an event for 3 days.

Do not sign up for their $0.99 one month trial or their service. The website to cancel your trial or subscription is glitchy and does not work. Then they charge you prematurely at 3 weeks for renewal which last I checked is not a month. Someone should file a class action for their shady business practices. Will not be back!

Horrible customer service. My wife and I have taken the Post-Dispatch for ~ 30 years. We appreciate their local news and have especially enjoyed several of the local columnists. My only complaint is that, when a delivery problem occurs, I cannot discuss it with someone who can actually address the problem. Instead, it goes to a customer service contractor (lets call him 'Bob') who sends a message to someone and/or adjusts your bill. If this doesn't resolve the delivery problem, my only option is to call again and repeat the frustrating experience. My choices appear to be 1) Continue my delivery service and hope for something better, 2) Change to the digital-only access, perhaps purchasing a notebook or pad so I can carry my ‘paper’ with me, or 3) cancel my subscription outright. Neit

Google wouldn't let me leave zero stars so I had to settle for leaving just one. This yellow rag of a "newspaper" spouts the liberal left-leaning line every hour, every day, every week, month, and year. If the p-d endorses a thing, you may be sure it's wrong for St. Louis and wrong for America. The paper's premier columnist, tony messenger, is the biggest joke they have on view. Tony rails against "institutional racism" while living safely in Wildwood, a bastion of whiteness. Whatever community paper you get that delivers coupons contains more journalism than this rag.