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Beware
Beware, 3 month free trail ends 48hours before the deadline. You are not forewarned. They deduct your subscription €19.99. There’s no mention of it anywhere although they say it’s in their Ts&Cs.
Paypal refunded me as they didn’t respond in time to my appeal. Avoid or cancel well before deadline.
Underhanded and sly.
Infuriatingly Unreliable!
I am sick to death with their 'clickbait' reporting which appears regularly in my newsfeed. Their headlines are terribly misleading and the accompanying articles, distorted and unsubstantiated...Consequently, 'The Telegraph' epitomises 'post truth' news reporting and so in my opinion, should be avoided at all costs!
I signed up for the digital 1 month…
I signed up for the digital 1 month free trial on 11th March which states 1 month free, then 2 months for £1, then £14.99 per month unless cancelled.
Since I didn't know at this stage if I would want to continue the subscription, I went into my account to turn off the autorenew since I should be able to decide myself after any trial period if I want to continue after trying the product at the deal advertised. After all, this is the nature of a "trial". I would not have signed up at all if I had thought I could not cancel and was locked into a monthly payment regardless - but what I read before signing up assured me that I could cancel, so I went ahead. However, I was first very frustrated to find I needed to call a customer service agent to cancel the autorenew (always a sneaky sales tactic in my view) then when I confirmed whether I would still have access for the months I had signed up for and was told I would - backed up in the terms and conditions I'd read - I actually then had my access stopped the same day, and now I cannot get a trial as apparently I have used this up - over the 2 hours I had it. An email to customer services has gone completely unanswered. If this is how they run their business i'm not sure I would trust their journalism. I was genuinely looking to sign up for a yearly subscription after the trial but will now think twice.
Two bit, shoddy organisation
The Telegraph admitted that they are at fault. This has taken three weeks, ‘phone calls and emails.
They assured me that my refund would be issued and here I am still waiting for it!
The Telegraph has gone from a prestigious organisation to a two bit, shoddy enterprise that just doesn’t consider it customers. Read the Times, it’s a far superior read anyway!
This newspaper is running an anti…
This newspaper is running an anti electric vehicle campaign. Their last ridiculous article was that EVs are *so* heavy they can crash motorway barriers! I assume all this misinformation is funded by the fossil fuel industry.
No more biased than the Guardian
No more biased than the Guardian, Mirror, Financial Times ,but has more dynamic writing particularly the business and opinion sections.
DO NOT ACCEPT ANY TRIALS
Signed up to a free trial and months later get charged £15. Tried to get the funds back as they admitted they do not send any reminders. You have to cancel at the start of your free trial otherwise they take the money regardless and you're not entitled to a refund.
Very scummy tactic to get money. Many other companies offer a free trial and spell out that they will remind you a few times before money is actually taken and even if taken, you still have a grace period to get it refunded.
I was a subscriber for a few years but…
I was a subscriber for a few years but am so glad I dumped it even though it’s almost free with the discounts they offer you to stay which says everything about how they want to push their anti Russian and pro war propaganda on you. Most other articles are for wealthy boomers protecting their pensions. Not really right wing anymore…. Just pro war mostly
impossible to unsubscribe
impossible to unsubscribe, you will have to change your card
Always pushing hate and lies
Always pushing hate and lies. Very right wing bias. Aka the Torygraph for its relentless bs content. Fox News in a Top hat. Snobby arrogant and often wrong.
The Telegraph tells the truth .
The Telegraph tells the truth so all the isis flag waving terrorist fiddlers do not bother reading this paper or if you are a liberal tree hugging avocado nut maybe stay at home with your benefits money and vote ed davy by post . If you work hard and attempt to prosper buy the Telegraph
Used to alright, now it's a knock off mail/fox news at best
Not sure what happened here. I used to read telegraph, but it's now about as bad as the Daily Hate (Mail). Or a UK version of Fox news. It's spreading hate and harmful ideologies to the people unfortunate enough to read it.
what happened at Cairo cafe in Sydney…
what happened at Cairo cafe in Sydney we still waiting on a reply.
I used to like the quality economic and…
I used to like the quality economic and business commentary in the Telegraph and was a long time reader. However it appears to have become dogmatic and idealogically aligned to a rather extreme right wing view of the world. This has tainted what should be objective commentary. If you have ultra right wing views that you need re-enforcing this maybe for you.
Telegraph always publishes racist…
Telegraph always publishes racist specifically anti Muslim racist articles. As a young British Muslim every time I read its contents it hurts me, I feel I am not wanted I donnot belong, its very painful. The worst part is they are never accurate , truth is always twisted for racist agendas. It's poor journalism overall.
Bunch of lying homophobic scumbags
Don’t accept free trial
Offered a free (4 month) trial with no grace cancellation period after the first 2 weeks (who is going to remember that!). Disingenuous and sly, all just to get £15.
They have said celtic fans have avoided…
They have said celtic fans have avoided a ban for munich which is untrue, they are still debating it,get your facts right
Review of The Telegraph Online Experience
I recently accessed an article from The Telegraph via the Google feed, which prompted me to provide my email address to read it for free. However, after submitting my information, I was disappointed to find I was then directed to sign up for a paid service instead of gaining the promised access. This approach felt misleading, as it seemed more like a tactic to collect personal information without delivering on the initial offer. Overall, a very disappointing experience. I invite The Telegraph to comment on this matter.
Subscription renewal
Was going to cancel subs only due to increased (but not unexpected) subs increase.
Rang DT subs team today and renegoated a fair price and I accepted. No hard sell and agent was very professional as expected.
Don't know why others say they can't cancel subs - yes you can by phone. No business wants to lose paying customers and want you to stay and have a conversation. You can always say "no thanks" and cancel.
If you want quality jouralism, you have to pay - it's that simple. If you don't - then cancel it's that simple.
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