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The Washington Post

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    • The Washington Post

      1301 K Street, NW Washington, DC 20071-0004

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    • The Washington Post

      PO Box 26089 Richmond, VA 23260-6089

    • The Washington Post

      PO Box 3020 Orem, UT 84059-3020

    Customer Review Ratings

    1/5 stars

    Average of 6 Customer Reviews

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    • Review fromLindsey S.

      Date: 10/27/2024

      Two months ago I emailed the Washington post threw Group email-chain that consisted of forty eight emails related to people that worked threw the Washington post ,.. \for two months now ,... I have Still wanted the Washington Posts help in regards to wanting to get story and or News article written in the News-Paper, Regarding Corruption behind the Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General office located in Washington DC with reporting a woman to them involved in Criminal activity and the Safety / well being of my daughter,....
    • Review fromFranklin J

      Date: 10/26/2024

      The Post's decision to pull it's editorial endorsement of ****** ****** because the owner, **** *****, ordered it is alarming. MANY PEOPLE will reconsider their subscription to the **** AND, AS WELL, ******, also owned by *****.
    • Review fromJohn S

      Date: 09/05/2023

      Very disappointed with the pricing for the home delivery for the Washington Post.
      Currently for every day home delivery, I am paying $134/8 weeks. That adds up to $871 for 52 weeks. My subscription is up for renewal. I went online to see the current pricing. The pricing online is Daily Newspaper - 1 year = $416 and Sunday Newspaper - 1 year = $104. This totals $520/ 52 weeks. That is a savings of $351/year. No where on the website, does it state that the pricing is for NEW subscribers. When corresponding with the WP support, they said the pricing online is only for new customers and it the policy.

      As a long time & loyal customer, I get to pay $351/year more than a new customer. I am not allowed to cancel and start new. I am a senior citizen on a limited budget and I don't use the online access that they force you to pay for as well.

      Buyer beware as after the promo pricing they will lock you into a HUGE fee for a paper.

      What happens to customer loyalty??

      (I will say our delivery person does a great job. Just sad that people are getting lied to from a "NEWSWORTHY" source!)
    • Review fromHarry H

      Date: 08/15/2023

      I canceled my subscription and just saw that my bank account has been billed nevertheless for $170.
    • Review fromTara C

      Date: 04/17/2023

      In February, I was contacted by telephone and offered $115 for Sunday delivery for 52 weeks including digital. I asked if my digital (through Apple subscriptions) would automatically be connected to this deal, I was told yes. My digital was NOT connected to my home delivery. Since I "signed up" I've paid Washington Post $23.98 through Apple subscription, but I still had an outstanding bill of $115 from home delivery for the same product to me in the same timeline. When I contacted Washington Post by chat I was told there was no way to credit this subscription payment to my outstanding bill. I have canceled my Apple subscription and my home delivery and am being told I still owe $27.98 and my payments made through the Apple subscription do not count as payments made to Washington Post.
    • Review fromGracie F

      Date: 09/07/2022

      washington post is a disgusting garbage shithole company. I have been harassed constantly everyday for 3 years by the washington post and their junk mailers that goes in the trash every single time. They refuse to remove my address from their garbage mailers despite my numerous requests to them to stop sending me junk mail. Who can help??

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