The Denver Post

Would give zero stars if I could. They had a sales rep at King Soopers, using high pressure scummy sales tactics to try to get me to sign up. The way he talked confused me. He didn’t make it clear that I was signing up for something until he asked for my card. I stopped and clearly told him “NO, I don’t want to give you my info”, told him NO several times. Then he started begging, told me it was close to his birthday and that he didn’t get any sleep, and he tried to bribe me (which the way he acted, I don't think he was supposed to do that). I felt really bad and figured I could just cancel later instead of making a scene in the middle of the store. That was a big mistake, it was just a scummy scam tactic to get my info. Got home and immediately called their number to cancel the subscript

Stop. Calling. Me. I get multiple calls a day and despite telling the agents to stop calling / remove my number from the call list any time I do choose to answer - I keep getting calls. And blocking the number doesn't help - it's a different number every time. Word of advice - get your news elsewhere, or be prepared to never hear the end of it if you ever cancel your subscription.

Won't stop delivering a free paper despite the fact that I've asked 4 times for them to stop. It creates wasted time and environmental resources since I have to collect it and dispose of it. I'm certainly not interested in the garbage being published since they got rid of all their good journalists in the name of corporate profit.

If you register to receive their newsletters you can't unsubscribe. I've tried every way possible including calling them. The unsubscribe page they send you to says you are, but they keep emailing all of them from every angle they have anyway. This is illegal. I'm developing a class action lawsuit on their unsubscribe features feature not working.

I signed up for a three month subscription, called to have it cancelled and they said it would auto cancel. Before the 3 months was up they added two more additional charges, even after I called to have my payment information completely cancelled and removed. I have spent many phone calls and e-mails trying to get refunds for the charges, especially considering I haven’t even received a paper in weeks. The Denver Post is scamming people and rude with customer service, placing many “refund requests” in which they never got back to me.