In an effort to generate incremental revenue many of the sites I frequent (NY Post, DailyMail, MLB Trade Rumors) have installed partial paywalls to sequester their best content/columnists behind a paid, members-only rope line. I get it. Quality contents costs money... meaning the days of "everything is free on the net" are coming to a resounding close. The problem is that while I frequent those sites for their entertainment value, I'm hard pressed to rationalize an extra $30 bucks a month for content that doesn't have the immediacy and credibility of those sources that I pay for willingly such as the NYT, WSJ and The Economist to name a few. It's probably fair to say that their paywall gambit counts on their advertising continuing to be placed by AdTech "bots" rather that human buyers who might consider more subjective reader engagement metrics such as overall quality of the environments and a more robust match with client objectives. Again, even though I enjoy their entertainment value, it's amazing what you can learn to live without. After a month, I barely remember that they exist. Five stars for amnesia. read more

No problems with content--that's why we subscribe. Two problems: 1. Paper not delivered two days in a row. This was third time within a month or so. 2. Calls to customer service were answered by agents with heavy accents. The response was always the same: "We will inform our delivery team; we will add an extra day to your subscription." I'm not holding my breath. read more

If you look up "rag" in the dictionary a picture of the New York Post would be next to it. You can't really read this garbage fire of a newspaper and take it seriously. The bias reeks of desperation and lack of actual factual reporting. Pretty much on par with the National Enquirer. It does have a decent sports section though so I'll give it that. read more

Tried to change my subscription from weekend to full 7 days a week for a promo I had seen. Was told when I called their 800 number that it wasn't possible. Only for new subscribers! I asked to speak to a supervisor and was told by Nadg the phone representative that I could not ! I had just changed my New York Daily News subscription for a promo 7 day one with no problem! They can keep the New York Post and their so called customer service. Don't bother subscribing not worth the aggravation! read more

Website absolutely sucks. Every story I ever click on to try and go read, the page resets itself while I am reading, there are 3 ads before a 22 second news clip that I ultimately can't even watch. All other publications leave out information so you're forced to click on a link to a website that does not function. Useless. Inefficient. Outdated. Poorly managed. read more

Great entertainment!! That is: "Inside Candace Owens' 'sadistic and dangerous' world monetizing baseless conspiracies". This is a wonderful article that explains the way the NYP wants the world to be. All the the claims are 'from a source close to the matter' in other words opinions and lies that carry no real weight. What a rag. read more

I enjoy the NY Post. I read it every morning with my coffee. But their customer service AND their website are horrendous! My paper often gets delivered to my neighbors driveway, instead of my front walkway, in err. When I finally get to someone in customer service via their website "chat", they tell me they always strive to honor customer "special requests". WHAT???? The NY Post has been delivering the paper to my front walkway for years- without my direction!!! As I explained to them, "If [they] want to deliver the paper on my driveway- go around the corner to MY driveway." read more

The New York Post delvery service is absolutely the worst of any company or service provider I have dealt with. Speaking or emailing their customer service is a joke. They apologize profusely and credit your account for the missed or late delivery but nothing ever changes. It never arrives by their stated delivery time slot. Today 3/24/26 it is now 9:40am and no paper as.yet. read more

staten post delivery is horrible. always late and missed copies. who ever delivers iin richmoundtown. need to be fired. throws paper where ever see wants read more

worst customer service and delivery ever. so sad. we asked for a supervisor to contact us 9 times. still nothing. They just don't care. You cannot get anyone that helps except to say sorry...lol...no their not. Yet they still are in business. You can't get any corporate information or contact. if you try to cancel you really have another issue give them a bad survey and they still don't care. read more

Subscribed for 12 weeks while in Florida for the winter . After 6 weeks I have received zero papers . Called the Post every week and was promised they would check into it and get back to me . The last two calls I spoke to a supervisor and both promised a call back within 24 hours . Never called me . Every time they verified the delivery address and phone number . Called today and they said we will call you back in 24 hours and I said no, just cancel . They finally canceled my order but said they would not refund my payment so now I have to file a small claims suit . What a joke of an operation . read more

I used the NY Post to purchase AdGuard for a lifetime subscription. I got scammed. I couldn't sign on as it kept telling me to change my password. AdGuard sent me an email saying they were having a problem. So I never was able to sign on. I have the correspondence but they now claim I have to call the Post. Beware of anything you buy from them. read more

Just cancelled service. Home delivery generally after 10am if at all. Put a hold on delivery for a vacation yet still got same monthly bill. Got the run around from customer service when questioned missing delivery credits. Said they were added on to the length of subscription. Tired of paying for service we are not receiving. read more

Years of missed deliveries, late deliveries, getting the wrong paper (Newsday). Customer service does absolutely nothing! Done! Canceled!

This "newspaper" should come with a warning label: may contain zero actual news. Every headline looks like it was written by someone who lost a bet, and the "facts" are about as reliable as gossip from your neighbor's cat. If I wanted wild stories with no truth, I'd just read the comments on Facebook. At least those are free. read more

The New York Post This historic newspaper was established in 1801 by Federalist and Founding Father Alexander Hamilton and became a respected broadsheet in the 19th century under the name New York Evening Post. In 1976, Rupert Murdoch bought the Post. Since 1993, the Post has been owned by News Corporation and its successor, News Corp, which had owned it previously from 1976 to 1988. Its distribution ranked 4th in the US in 2019. I'm not a fan. I believe that a newspaper should be sticking to facts without bias. If I'm reporting I would not act like I'm doing a Yelp review. It's my belief this newspaper caters to certain people because it's conservative and has a long history of supporting certain political views. Recently they did a flip flop on President Trump. Are we supposed to care what they say? I personally don't think so. Their opinion is not news. I'm not a fan and won't buy this paper. If there's a lot of controversy I stay away. Like who cares...... read more

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I have the New York Post delivery 7 days a week, my paper is delivered to my door in a multi-apartment building 138 families. On 6/28/2025 I used their chat service online because I did not receive my paper, within the hour, my bell rang, my paper was there I yelled "thank You" the delivery person was most gracious and pleasant. Time to finish my paper keep the press rolling and great delivery. read more

Alexander Hamilton is rolling over in his grave. Every single day the majority of their posted articles have typos. very sloppy. And they censor comments at an alarming rate. disgraceful read more

Love the paper, if I only can get it delivered. Ordered it for delivery 14 weeks ago, no paper yet. Tried calling customer service-Nothing. read more

The Post is a NEW YORK CONSERVATIVE PAPER. I read the POST on the Subway on my way to work Everyday. I worked part time and in the afternoon I went to college. read more

Shame on you, New York Post Online Subscription Service. I have had your subscription for a while. It worked fine until this past Monday, August 26, when it became inaccessible, even though you have automatically deducted the latest fee on 8/13/24 from my credit card as you always have. Your customer service is only for your delivery accounts. I used your email customer service and received an ineffective suggestion, and I still cannot access the paper. Therefore, I am canceling this subscription and want a credit for the inaccessible seven days of newspapers. Your online customer service is horrible. Mark Perlish read more

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Gotta say when on NYC I love picking up a copy of this rag just for the coves alone. Some of the way DONALD headlines & covers grace this newspaper. What better way to start your morning with a laugh from the cover. Anthony Weiner has the second best batch of covers if I was to rate them. For $1 you can't go wrong so pick up a copy cause FRANK said so. Enjoy your laugh! read more

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2/9/21 Let's get down to business, It is said " If you don't get it, You don't get it." I have read the post, but it not on a day to day basis.   As a kid, I remember going outside early in the morning to get the Post. I also remember the smell of coffee and eggs in the morning.  Oh, and a cup of fruit.  Only one of those morning traditions did I care for. This would be the fruit and not the coffee or eggs.  Yes, I have eaten and drank coffee before. Both of them are disgusting.  My parents almost always had a news paper to read in the early morning and from time to time, I read the stories that got my interest.   The Metro Section always got my interest.    I also enjoyed reading the front pages of the Washington Post.  The Art Section was interesting too. Of course I liked reading the comic section. On Sunday Mornings. Comics like Big George,  Henry, The Far Side and most importantly CALVIN&HOBBES. Sadly the same year I was going to graduate from high school, is the year Calvin&Hobbes would come to an end. I have not read the Post lately so I guess I don't get it as they say. Nevertheless,  listening to the radio an watching the news will have to do. Oh, and using the internet too.   Still, when I do read the Post, I get the stories I wish to read. Guess I do get it. read more

The New York Post - 2/9/21 One my all time favorite comics I enjoyed reading in the Washington Post; as well, as the Book Collections. This was my favorite. - Print Media Near Me

With all the fake news going on these days, I find that I have to scour news reports from all over the world to try and piece together what really happened. After so much research and so much digging it seems like the New York Post is probably the only American news outlet that is actually reporting the truth. Looking at their reviews I see the truth is not well received by a lot of people, so I truly commend the New York Post for their courage in standing firm with the truth. read more

The worst customer service. Moved to Florida and wanted to gift my brother with a subscription and needless to a month has passed by and no paper. Every time I call in they are very apologetic but useless. Asked if distribution manager could help no word back. With print being dead you'd think they would be happy people still subscribe guess not. read more

I had a great woman who delivered every day. They would not give her a raise. She quit. I got a new person. I am an 80 year old with a handicap, cancer, and I can't bend down to get the paper. I must use a pickup stick to get the paper. I have called at least 30 times to some other country to talk to custom relations. It does no good. All I ask, is for the paper to be left in front of my door. 95% of the time, I have to get dressed and search for it. read more

I find myself linking to the good ol' NYPost every so often. They have an... interesting perspective on the news. Whether I agree with their political stuff of not, you can't beat the covers of the Post. They are legen-waitforit-dary. Like "That's Al, Folks" for when Al Franken resigned from the Senate. "This is Your Captain Freaking" for an airline pilot who went a little crazy. It's just punny. The inside of the paper? It's worth a read. For a buck? You can't go wrong. read more

I bought an online writing program. I paid and then when I tried to use it something fishy happened. First, I can not access the programs and also every time I try to access another class. As soon, try to access another class it count it as I have already done it. Now, I am trying to void the process and it is really going no where. DO NOT BUY THE WRITING PROGRAM FOR THEM. read more

I have not received my paper for 2 weeks now. I call and email customer service daily. They tell me they will contact their delivery team. No wonder newspapers are going out of business. Totally frustrated with the Post. read more

It's a crap tabloid trying to pass itself off as a legitimate news source. Articles are written from biased stand points with disregard for anything that happened or what the outcome would be. There is no, who, what, where, when and why. It spins simple actions as controversy and uses scare words to get you to read. It pathetic attempts at journalism is spread disinformation which will be detrimental. I automatically assume you have a room temperature IQ if you use the new york post for legitimate information. read more

Woohoo.... Wow you know you are popular when there are so many hateful reviews on here. Serious. I use to live in NY, ride the subways, ride the Staten Island Ferry, really get about and the only paper I saw NY's buying and reading was the NY Post. No shame admitting they enjoy a good story and headline like anyone else. At least you know what you are getting with this paper unlike the agenda from say the NY Times. Plus this paper is not afraid to actually take on some whistle blowing stories and expose some criminal fraud in the govt and big corporations. Go NY Post. You guys/gals rock. read more

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I purchased a bundle of Sticky Passwords Premium and Unlimited VPN through New York Post on 8/6/21. As soon as I went to redeem the purchase, I saw that the 'Unlimited VPN' was actually limited to 5 devices. Luckily, I hadn't redeemed either digital code yet, and it had only been a few days since the purchase (honestly 4 days). The New York Post rep told me that if I would have scrolled down to the bottom of the page, clicked on the refund policy link at the bottom of the webpage, and read through the physical products vs. digital content section, I would have seen that they only refund in the form of store credit... Nothing else in their virtual store is of use or interest to me, and almost everything is over $100 more! I let them know that selling something as 'Unlimited', and only after the purchase is it described as limited, is called a 'bait and switch'. This is illegal, and that I would let this go if they just refunded my money. I am disabled, supporting a family of 4 on my disability income, needed the password protection and VPN security because my kids (age 10 and 7) don't always come up with the best passwords, but need the internet for school. I also let them know that my 7 year old daughter is fighting cancer right now, so even though this might seem like a drop in the bucket to them, every penny matters to my family. It didn't make a lick of difference to the cold hearted men and women at The New York Post. They had this bundle of theirs for the Sticky Numbers and VPN Unlimited through the New York Post as the top 3 results on google if you searched password manager and VPN bundle, so beware! This is a scam where in they are selling something that is not what it is described to be. read more

Many people I know, many well educated, sheepishly admit to reading the Post before they read anything else. Now when I say sheepishly, I think they are secretly proud to admit this, some sort of "Im a real NYer" or something. But ok. Evidently all NYers read this paper. One of them told me its the most read paper in the country, but I don't know if that's true. Especially with all the free USA Todays outside hotel rooms. But this is a fun paper to read. And its pretty accurate. You read a story here and you can be reasonably confident in it. The online version is a little distracting to me, lots of moving images and hard to actually read what they say to click further in. But once you get used to the format it can work. read more

"Buy us we're back" stuck on my mind at the once near bankruptcy print media company is still printing. Local news which, I agree with a previous Yelper, this company expose companies in depth of controversial "whistle blower" WikiLeaks unlike rivals New York Times, Newsday et al. do not dare publish the dirty laundry of what lies beneath the masquerade. The language is certainly not written by well-educated M.B.A.'s, doctoral degree level or well-articulated journalists, prolific writers but relay the message to their target market. The absence of the standard written English language is immensely great in New York Post. Too add the interest of literacy of facts reported, New York Post plaster too many photos and advertisements in the entire paper rather than report news. I often find a lot of repetition in a single article only reiterated in different formats too many times to fill the void. read more

Do not subscript to the 3 months for $12 offer. They will keep charging you even after you cancel the subscriptions. The customer service is a joke. Worst company to deal with. They are a bunch of crooks!!! read more

Reading an online article and 2 misspelled words in the first three paragraphs. WTF you're a newspaper!!!

Not sure what's going on with home delivery. Missed it 5 days in a row after calling everyday and being told tomorrow everyday. Gillian you're gave up. Guess that's a thing of the past! read more

I literally wish I could give zero stars. I am a 24 year old woman who does not care about newspapers at all, but for some reason here I am writing this review. The reason for this is because the New York Post is scamming people at the grocery store into signing up for a month of papers IN EXCHANGE for a $20 gift card to said grocery store. Sound simple enough, right? You pay them $20 for the paper, do them a favor so they get their commission, and walk away with a $20 gift card to cover your groceries for the day. Everybody wins! Not really though. Through their pushiness, they forget to mention that they are actually signing you up for a continuous subscription to be charged over & over again. Not so simple after all. Granted, I should have said no to begin with, but they were so pushy and made it seem like you were doing them a favor with nothing to lose. Getting the subscription canceled & the money refunded was difficult, but I was able to get it done on the second call to their mediocre customer service line. I do not even take the time to write bad reviews, but they wholeheartedly deserve it. Ultimately, the New York Post is a dying industry whose only possible chance of success is by scamming innocent people in grocery stores. read more

My review is in regard to the subscription delivery service. No papers the last 6 days. I understand missing Saturday's delivery but there is no excuse for missing the Sunday thru Thursday papers. No inclement weather to stop them. And, the customer service is not helping at all. Promises, promises. read more