Wall Street Journal

David Glenn Dixon 

on Google

a year ago

You sign up for a year, at an introductory rate to be billed monthly. Somewhere along the line they redefine a month to mean 28 days. Now, out of every 48 months, there are only 3 that are 28 days long. That's 6.25%. But the Journal's going to make that 100%. Why? Well, because about three weeks before your annual subscription is set to renew, they can sock you for a monthly bill nearly 10 times as much. You can call and complain and they'll tell you how they "can't" reverse the charge. Even when you remind them that "can't"... read more

Gwyn Whieldon 

on Google

2 years ago

The Wall Street Journal auto-renewed a digital subscription that was previously $4 per month, and then upped the subscription fee this over $41 per month at the end of their trial period. There is no way to cancel their digital subscription online (via their website, email, or chat) and they refuse to offer cancelation via their automated phone system outside of their normal business hours. This practice of limiting the ability to cancel is specifically so they can make it prohibitively difficult after you're locked in at th... read more

TraciLynne Claussen (Traci L Claussen) 

on Google

3 years ago

Rest REASSURED, MY PAPERS ARE PINK.