I have been a subscriber of the Bucks County Courier for over forty years and I am lucky if I get…read morethe paper two days a week. After numerous calls complaining about the horrible delivery failure I decided not to renew. When I received the statement in the mail in January I returned it with a big bold CANCEL across the invoice. Today I get a call telling me that I am behind on payments. I told the woman that I am lucky if I even get a paper one or two days a week and that is even rare. I told her to cancel and she told me I can't because I owe them $ 80.00. They won't cancel until I pay for all the back papers I never received. This is the worst company and the paper has diminished greatly. Has anyone else had this problem. I'm very frustraTed and disgusted with this company

Customer service and billing is incompetent. Paper not delivered electronically as promised and…read morepaid for. The problem was not solved after two phone calls. Will be cancelling subscription. This is not the first delivery or billing problem we have had over the years and price keeps going up.

Brand new issue where are yooooooooooou?…read more The full blown super gloss hype of 215 Mag is still very much alive and well in Philly. Yet it just feels likes it's been months since I've seen a new issue come out. I've been along the print road long enough to know that it's a hard thing to do in these times. But of late it seems like 215 isn't even being consistently released as a quarterly. And at this rate by the time a new issue comes out, the city of Philadelphia leaves to many stories on the plate for the magazine that bears it's area code to cover. At least The website does a good job of keeping it fairly up to date. But I hope they prove me wrong and hook up a new issue soon!

215 = a magazine that fills me with Philadelphia pride…read more The magazine is, of course, quite hip - but somehow, it doesn't get too pretentious, or, hipster. 215 covers the overwhelming mix of cultures that make this city so unique - through art, music, fashion, and stunning photography. This magazine truly captures the heartbeat of the city in ways that Philadelphia Magazine, City Paper, and Philly Weekly are so sadly out of touch with. This ain't no Sixth Borough - it's Philadelphia. We're here, and we're happening.

They have been advertising for our business All Car Collision for over 7 years. We are very happy…read more Thank you !

From the owner: The njsavvy is mailed to over 100,000 homes in Central New Jersey. With 6 monthly and 3 quarterly…read moresaturated mailed zones that were developed from over 20 years of learning and understanding the shopping behaviors of coupon users in our area we have gained an intimate understanding of our market. For our current and future clients, using our custom categorized target audience analysis that we have developed and continue to adjust since 2004 we can after knowing your goals create the right message that will have an impact on influencing your potential customer to shop your store or service. We pride ourselves on being the only shopper magazine company in the market that provides such a personal involvement and customer service in making sure that you are successful. I can assure you that there is no company in our area that offers our level of assistance. We are not order takers and check collectors, we refuse to be the one time "Try us out Magazine". We are partners in business with you that only succeed if you do. Getting you business is our only concern.

One of the reasons I love Philly is that it's very active in the literary world. Between it's…read moreincredible Libraries, and it's amazing assortment of bookstores we're kept pretty up to date with whats going on in the reading world. But despite this it's hard to get a feel of who's who when it comes to our local writers. That's why it's great that a free magazine like Philadelphia Stories exists and is widely available throughout many coffee shops, etc. Philadelphia Stories is a quarterly magazine that showcases the fiction and poetry of many writers from our area. Each issue has at least 9 good reads to go through, a local author profile, and some reading suggestions. It also gives writers and artists the chance to readily submit their work. So you might be able to dust off that great American novel idea and send out a chapter. Going to their website also clues you in on some fun literary events that are going on throughout the city. And you can get some insight on some of the books that they put out too. Start reading!

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!!

I found NJTODAY to be informative and fair to both sides of the issue. It is great to see that New…read moreJersey still has a reliable source of information about our society and the various political occurrences that are taking place.

From the owner: NJTODAY.NET is a weekly community print newspaper that is delivered each Friday to subscribers in…read moreUnion and Middlesex counties. Our website offers additional coverage of community news and events seven days a week.