My dad loves this paper. It consistently comes every Wednesday in the mail. Last week our mailman…read morewent on vacation, and the paper got lost in the mail. Of course the postal service would take no responsibility, but when I called and explained our situation to the woman at Area Auto Racing News, she gave me no problem in sending another copy of that week's paper. Great customer service!!

The Retrospect News Paper is worth reading. It covers all the towns and has interesting articles…read moreabout things from the past which make it interesting to read about .

The Retrospect is indispensable community treasure and resource. I look forward to reading it each…read moreweek and learning what's going on in my town and neighboring ones. The reporters are excellent watchdogs for how tax dollars are spent on everything from park upgrades to schools.

Overall I feel that Philadelphia Weekly is far superior to City Paper when it comes to our weekly…read morepapers. I love both, I know plenty of people who have been involved with both, and both definitely have their strong points and imperfections. But when it comes down to it, City Paper is something that I tend to flip through, whereas I actually tend to stop and read a lot more things in PW. it really knows how to draw you in. I also feel that PW does a better job of sponsoring events. They were one of the major backers for this things like Popped Fest and realizePhiladelphia. and you can't go wrong with what they've done with Rittenhouse Square's Concerts in The Park series over the past few years. City Paper does have the better entertainment section by far though.

I'm of the opinion that one cannot review Philadelphia Weekly without comparing it to CityPaper…read more You can probably tell from my rating that I prefer CityPaper. First of all, CityPaper has This Modern World. As much as I love Savage Love, my vote for "Best Syndicated Feature in a Free Philadelphia Weekly Paper" definitely goes to This Modern World. Every time I wish I had lower taxes or start having doubts about the Democrats' vision of healthcare reform, Tom Tomorrow is there to violently return my political leanings to the left. Sure, it's not for everyone, but if you're the type of person who can enjoy a publication full of tranny ads, you can probably laugh at This Modern World. (And although I realize I'm pulling a bit of a "but I have a lot of black friends!" here, I'd like to point out that I have several Republican friends who love This Modern World... Well, they're really Libertarians, but they vote Republican.) And honestly, This Modern World is the perfect comic for CityPaper. CityPaper is unabashed about what it is, while I feel that Philadelphia Weekly frequently pulls its punches. I like PW's music reviews and events descriptions a lot, and I'm the first to admit that CP's movie haikus used to be far, far funnier than they are today, but in the end CityPaper feels like it sold out than Philadelphia Weekly. Adamma, Anastasia and Nina (I don't know who's really in charge) need to let their writers do their thing. To conclude, I'll take a page from John H.: CityPaper is Letterman, Philadelphia Weekly is Leno. If your grandparents were going to read a publication full of tranny ads, they'd choose Philadelphia Weekly. In my 11:35 time slot, I'm gonna go with CityPaper.

A great publication serving the desi (Indian Americans) community. I have been associated with Biz…read moreIndia for nearly a decade and would recommend it to Desis and others interested in knowing more about the vibrant community. http://www.garamchai.com/Newspapers.htm

I've dealt with this company a while back, I'm surprised they're still kicking around. They have a…read morequick response to any negative review or posting on any review site, and they tend to speak in business buzz words that almost make sense when responding to a negative review. They seemed to be going business to business trying to sell some sort of coupon book and website. I was not at all impressed. I thought it might have been a good idea if it were still the early 2000's because that's what their website hosting looked like and that's when the last time a coupon book was still relevant for a girl scout troop. They seem very intelligent and willing to protect themselves in any and every way possible, but something about them just doesn't seem copacetic. Their glassdoor (and any positive) reviews all seemed pretty canned with cons listed as, "None, but it was difficult getting hired" or " I wish they were public, so I could buy stock." I would advise buying any service from them because whatever it is might look shiny or their salesman might throw a bunch of buzzwords at you, but it will most likely lack substance. I wouldn't be surprised if they were a front for something. I also wouldn't be surprised if this posting gets flagged by them for some reason or another; they're pretty savvy when it comes to monitoring their reviews online.

I have been dealing with the, for over 6 years and have had no problems. I did have a problem when…read morethey switched over to new servers and I was missing some emails but they fixed it. I have no problem with anyone contacting me as they just deserve a good review due to the stellar customer service. Here and there I had an issue but they jumped all over it. It's not when everything goes right all the time that matters as that can really never happen. It's when something goes wrong how a company deals with it.

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