Good luck canceling your subscription with this dirtbag paper. And they list their street address…read moreas 1111 Third Ave. W., Bradenton, FL 34205. I went to that address and the Bradenton Herald was nowhere to be found. What a bogus business!

BH Management: PLEASE CALL AND HELP TO SOLVE THIS MATTER!!!!…read moreCannot get to anyone of authority. I am owed over $400 for subscriptions which weren't cancelled when I tried. Now several months have passed and I still get people on the line who can't help and who can't be understood. Must I go to the expense and hassle of small claims court? L.T. Graham 941-254-4144

The Dollar Stretcher Magazine is simply amazing. Their main focus is frugality/saving money…read more They're mostly online, but they do have a (small) print version. You're probably here looking for information about TDS's freelance writing opportunity, yes? I am a freelance writer, and my niche is frugality. I had been looking around google one day and I came across a website that gave me links to a bunch of freelance magazine opportunities, where I found TDS. When I first saw The Dollar Stretcher, I was kind of concerned that it would be a scam. The website isn't very well laid out, or pretty like most websites are today. It's not hard to navigate or an eyesore in any way; it's just not well designed, or pretty. I was, like I said, concerned, so I looked it up and found nothing on it. I decided to give it a shot, thinking it may be a new business or something. I went ahead and sent in my article on April 17th, 2013. I received a reply a little over a week later, on the 25th of that month. It was a generic-sounding email sent to me from the editor of the magazine/website telling me that they were accepting my piece, and their payment was $0.10/word. I was informed that they were going to be sending me a check for the amount after they edit and proofread my article (I would get paid the final word count), They also would be sending me a copy of the volume that my work is featured in. At this point, I was extremely excited, but I was even more skeptical. I don't think that, at that point, I had much faith in my writing skills or whatnot, so I found it extremely hard to believe that they would accept my writing. Especially since the first article I sent in was written in ~20 minutes (I didn't want to spend too much on something that might have been a scam). Fast forward a few weeks, and I get the check, along with a letter from the editor. My first check was for $57.60. I was still skeptical, as I'd read about people faking checks. Fast forward about a day and I've deposited the check into my account. I was giving it a few days to bounce back if it was a fake, and lo and behold, it never did. The Dollar Stretcher is, in fact, completely legit. That was when I finally accepted that it was true; I was a published journalist. I later went on TDS's website and searched for my article, which I found here: http://www.stretcher.com/stories/13/13may20c.cfm?FPMon I was ecstatic; not only was I published in a magazine, but they credited me! (I don't know why that was such a big deal, I'm sure I knew they were going to credit me. It just became real all of a sudden.) I even have an author's profile with them. (http://www.stretcher.com/menu/author.htm) Not too long later, I submitted another article, and some more after that, all of which were accepted. I was paid and credited for each and every one of them. I had told my aunt about it, and she told me that she actually subscribes to The Dollar Stretcher. It made me realize that TDS has connections all over the US (world?). I got my copies of the volume my work was printed in a month or two after they were accepted. The magazines were rather small, only 9"x6"x .110" . It wasn't what I was expecting, exactly; the magazine I received was printed on regular-feeling paper and stapled together (though it looks better than it sounds). On the front it says the price was $3, though I got it free for being in it. It was black and white, and had 14 articles in that issue. I've got to say though, there is a whole lot of great writing and information on the website and in print - their writers really know their stuff. So, if you're thinking about writing for TDS, let me be the first to confirm that they are completely legit and /do/ pay. If you're a possible customer, give TDS a shot, there's a bundle of great information that will /definitely/ help you save even more than the amount you would pay for your subscription. The website's free, too :)

Monday my carrier delivered a WSJ instead of my normal Tribune. I called around 8:30am and they…read morepromised me a paper by noon. At 3;00pm still no paper. They said carrier couldn't make the delivery. I was told he would deliver both papers on Tuesday. Only one paper arrived. The carrier had the gall to include a letter asking for a Xmas gift. Poor service and the help desk lies to you. Xmas gift? I don't think so when you don't do your job.

Horrible delivery! For days in a row, no paper. Promised they would come and deliver befit 1;00 pm…read more Never happened. Told they would label account priority, no paper. The kicker is, my next door neighbor received his paper every day. His door is steps away from my door.

Great food and good service. Sat outside on picnic table which was good for children.read more

From the owner: Tide Tables Press provides personalized promotional cards with your customized business ad and…read moreaccurate tide times.

Came to Trenchless Marketing because of their website. Their website has all 5 star reviews. But…read morewhen I went to the office for services, the Trenchless team didn't want to work or help me. I wanted them to help with my veteran owned cause, and they seemed excited but then they ignored me and lost my contact information. I don't know how smart or great these guys are at their job because they couldn't even keep track of a client. Very disappointing.

Mark J hit the nail on the head, i was one of the unfortunate ones who signed up based on their…read morewebsite and a personal friend of mine who used them. The firing of key personal and outsourcing now makes sense. My website still is not working correctly. They charge top dollar for substandard work.