The Telegraph Reviews 

They advertise that you can cancel your auto-renewal at any time. But you can't online. So when it comes to your renewal they send you a new quote with a 1,000% increase from £29 to £269. You then have to call them, wait in a queue of 20 for over 30. minutes to get an answer, their call-back doesn't work, simply cuts you off. Then begins the process of the call-handler trying to make out you are such a valued customer they will get it down to just £49 a year, a mere 40% increase. You complain and they say, OK, we'll do it for £39 a year, again over 30%. It is so random, I just cancelled. I won't subscribe unless there is an easy and transparent way of handling and renewing my subscription. For a newspaper who holds others to account, the Telegraph's own standards could do with a serious overhaul.

So a day after cancelling, I get an email offering me the original price of £29. That was 4 different rates I was offered - £269, £49, £39, £29 for the same subscription. It's like haggling in a market, it demeans the client. It's not about the price itself, it's the lack of respect.

Sunday lunch was exceptional

I have just noticed daily telegraph has been taking money out of my PayPal account for two months and I have never knowingly subscribed to their paper. I have never even wanted to so how on earth has this happened. Tried to go onto customer services to complain and ask for a refund and there is nowhere you can contact a person.

I signed up to this 1 year free trial offer on access to puzzles last year. I used it for a maximum of 1 hour and forgot about it until I received an email notifying me I will start getting charged next week. I logged in to cancel and found out I have to chat or call to cancel. The person online told me she can only cancel my subscription effective 2026 because I signed up for two years - 1 year free and 1 year paid for £17.99. I then called because I wasn't going to let anyone scam me and thankfully the guy on the phone eventually cancelled it effective immediately. I used to have the opinion that I would choose Telegraph if I were to sign up to a newspaper online, not anymore. I'm disgusted at their antics! I wonder how many elderly people they scam everyday by confusing them.

I got a free trial with the Telegraph, but they made it almost impossible to cancel.

I thought I had cancelled until I was charged £30 for 2 months of unused content.

I finally got through to a customer service agent, who was rude to me and argued with me instead of helping, and they refused to refund me.

As a subscriber, I enjoyed leaving comments in relation to many of the articles published in The Telegraph. However, they employ moderators who effectively run amok in their zeal to delete comments, especially in relation to anything to do with Islam. Freedom of speech on the Telegraph is a complete joke!

Con artists. Spoke to them prior to my subscription to confirm the renewal price. They have charged me 6 times the price and have failed to refund me when contacting them directly. They just constantly try to upsell you on the phone.

Complete frauds, who clearly don't care about their customers - steer clear.

They ask you to have a trial but try how you must you can’t access it without them asking you constantly for payment and total denial of your correct password It’s such a waste of money that needn’t be and certainly wouldn’t encourage me to renew and that akso is a pity for them If I could get a refund for poor service I would

It's absolutely disgusting to read so many sensationalised fake news, this paper (if we can even call ot that) is literally far-right propaganda mixed up with QAnon theories and non-stop racist attacks, a truly revolting publication

I Havel close-vision issues and have always expanded the text when reading the digital version. Just adjusting the font size is insufficient. I have contacted the Telegrsph at least 6 times without any response but eventually phoned, waited for ages, and was told that they know about the problem but they don’t know when it will be sorted.

No advice about renewal and straight £199 charges with no advance warning

Absolute disgrace

Paper bangs on about the establishment being out of tune with the public and stiffing the electorate over with higher and higher bills and they pull a stunt like this, just as bad in my mind

Mercenaries

Terrible renewal process and a pain to cancel. Email saying it was going to renew at much higher price then had to spend 10 minutes trying to cancel the subscription. Do not recommend subscribing.

Nasty newspaper, the editors would be behind bars in most decent places, but they are allowed to spout racist falsehoods because Britain you know..

Edit: After a terrible initial customer service experience I was called back and had an excellent one resolving my issues - thank you.

I still believe the online subscription portal needs to be simplified.

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The cancellation process is archaic. Utterly absurd to waste half an hour on the phone - subscriber base must be 70+.

Paper itself not bad, but cancelling all my subscriptions with them to avoid wasting time in the middle of the day.

I hadn’t realised how poor the Telegraph reviews were until I came to add my disgust at their behaviour. Also news to me was my £49 renewal for a service I don’t receive, articles I can’t read, crosswords I can’t download. Will some person please reveal to me what I am paying for!

Scam, take money from account and no way you’re getting it back
Avoid

The right-wing bias of this newspaper is so blatant, so unfiltered, that it feels owned by the Trump administration (in the form of a British puppeteer). Really? Why not entertain a little variety of opinion? What are you afraid of?

£29 subscription increased to £150
Have to waste my time calling them to cancel
Real scammers
Should be illegal
Would be a great Telegraph story on ripping Brits off

Like so many other reviewers I subscribed to the trial period but found it very difficult to cancel. I have not used their service but have been charged for it and tried in vain to find an email link to allow me to cancel (apparently you have to make a phone call). I used to read the Telegraph in print form but now I want nothing to do with it. I will never read the Telegraph again in any format.