Katja H.
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Very hard to cancel subscription.
Very hard to cancel subscription. Cheaper subscription offers almost nothing. Stay away.
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362 reviews
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The Wall Street Journal (wsj.com) has 362 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 1.2 out of 5.
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Katja H.
Posted
Very hard to cancel subscription. Cheaper subscription offers almost nothing. Stay away.
Sverre R.
Posted
WSJ forces you to call to cancel and then they spend forever trying to cancel and comes up with excuses why they can't cancel. WSJ has lost all my trust and behave like criminals.
Rod
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As others here have written. They make it almost impossible to cancel your subscription. Trying to cancel my online subscription I had to phone international numbers that did not work. Calling from skype I just got call failed messages. I was also unable to call these numbers from my regular mobile. I ended up having to cancel my credit card to stop the payments. Do not sign up to a WSJ subscription if you think you ever might want to cancel it.
Jay ..
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Said on there website £ 1 pound for 2 months then 28 after that and i only subscribed 2 days ago and it said they took 28 pound off me and i never write bad reviews this is my first and im shocked how can they get away with scamming people i saw so many bad reviews just now its proper low .
Ivant T.
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I tried to cancel my subscription, but then I was directed to call. All the phone numbers available for Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan etc are not working. I followed the advice from the other comments here, changed my credit address to a CA USA valid address, then the cancel link magically shows up! I have just made the cancellation, let us see if that really works... For a billion dollar public company this is just very shameful business practice, whoever executive planned, executed and signed off on this, it is not worth the negative PR the WSJ will be getting in return.
Danielle
Posted
I enjoy the WSJ content and digital articles--- the print delivery is awful. I go weeks at a time without receiving the printed copy with no explanation. I submit "missing delivery" forms to WSJ and nothing is done.
John R.
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Wall Street Journal makes it extremely difficult to cancel your subscription. You cannot cancel on line- you have to call their “retention” department. I originally called and after almost an hour of holding, attempting to answer personal questions like my account number (I have no idea what or where that is), getting transferred and ultimately getting hung up on, I called back and was told my account would be canceled. Not surpisingly it was not canceled and I kept getting auto debited. I called back- more delays, more holds. They said they had received my cancellation phone request by the line had been disconnected. At this point if I wanted a refund I would have to continue to hold. I called my ban to address that issue. Stay tuned- let’s see if I can ever sever myself from this tar baby. It is so sad- I actually liked reading the paper
Gordon N.
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Some how I signed up to pay $1 for an article and now two years later am getting charged over $40/month. I have no emails about the account, just some junk mail that tells me nothing. And their help center in Manila is not able even transfer to a supervisor. It is a SCAM.