The Post had a table set up in King Soopers today. I politely listened to the man trying to sell the paper to me. I said a polite no thank you, but he wasn't having it. He was extremely rude and decided to verbally attack me. All I did was say I didn't read the paper and didn't want to buy it. He hurled a number of insults my way, including: 1. Accusing me of getting all my news from social media, saying I'm the type that just scrolls through to the "fluffy flu articles" (his odd choice of words, not mine). 2. Also accused me of being unwilling to support the free press Strange angry man. Probably not the best guy to hire as a salesman. Sadly, it fits with my experience of their company and customer service. read more

If I could give this zero stars I could, purely for the subscription aspect and customer service. Charged for a service after never receiving it and cancelling it. Told that the charge is "non-refundable" when I requested a refund. Despicable practice. read more

The only thing local about my local paper is the excellent journalism, that is being diseboweled by: Alden group (the owner) : New Yorkers Customer service: Phillipines Billing: Ohio It appears that Alden is deliberately trying to kill this newspaper with unethical billing practices and non-existent delivery. I have always supported, and still believe in print journalism - but not the Denver Post anymore. I have been a 4 decades long subscriber until this morning. I truly feel bad for the staff and the journalists who are probably more frustrated than their readers. Goodbye, Post. read more

Heavy negative Media bias spins the news to fit their narrative. A newspaper is worthless if it doesn't print the actual truth and allow the reader to form their own opinion. read more

One star is generous. Subscribed for the Wed/Sat editions digitally. Suddenly after 3 months they started charging me every 2 weeks instead of a month. They sent me a letter that my rate was going up in July, but charged me in June. Calling does no good, all they talk about are the 'special editions' that I know I NEVER signed up for. Their policy is not to refund money. Must be their policy to gouge people for as much money as they can before they cancel. read more

Have been a 7 day/week subscriber for roughly 30 years, until recently with no major problems. Then around 2020 the missed deliveries started. I complained, requested credit, and have kept track. 2023 was the worst year with literally 79 misses. Each year subsequently similar numbers. Each year big promises, "we'll escalate this right now", etc., the Philippino, or whatever they are, agents can barely speak English, which adds to the frustration, etc. The one "manager" I've been able to get ahold of was useless, and it's clear they're unwilling to get to the root cause of this, whatever that may be, and solve it. Apparently, they're too stupid to understand that every lost subscriber is yet another ding to their revenues, and with the greedy little hedge fund company owner, Alden Global Capital, periodically reducing budgets and staff to maximize profit (their only purpose in life!), they can't afford that. At 8 misses so far in 2026 (3/23) I'd had enough and since my subscription was up for renewal (again with a huge price increase, now asking over $700!!!), I advised them I'd had enough. I'd give them zero stars if I could. It's only a matter of time before these idiots, with their sh*t-show of an operation, go the way of the Rocky, and with the big conglomerate owners of local tv stations now merging, then what do the citizens have for decent, diversified, journalism in Colorado? Just what our democracy needs. Not. read more

I was surprise to see the Denver post in my driveway yesterday morning. (SUNDAY). I never requested this service, nor do I want it. So, I called this morning to advise the representative that I am not interested in their paper and to not send me anything. She claimed that I was up for renewal from 2023. Baloney, this never happened. She kept on telling me about all the options available. Apparently, she doesn't understand English. Again, I explained to her I do NOT want their paper. read more

The Denver Post - Print Media Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I have always subscribed to the local print newspapers. The Seattle PI. The Lakeland Florida Ledger and now the Denver Post. I'm retired now. I have been paying $145.00 per month on June 1 the cost rose to $166.00 monthly so I have canceled it. I have rated my experice at one star because the post is run by a hedge fund and profit is the most important thing with them. My delivery person has been great. I will support journalism in some other way read more

dont get paper delivery. it never comes. ever. They don't care and do nothing about it

I am a long term subscriber (almost 50 years). I changed my paper subscription to digital when their prices went through the roof (understandable). But when the digitsl costs were going up 15% every 6 months and finally reached $60/month it was too much for me considering how much free content is available BUT HOW DO THEY JUSTIFY THE $6.00 SUBSCRIPTION FOR TWO YEARS THEY OFFERED. IF YOU ARE A SUBSCRIBER, CANCEL TO GET A REASONABLE OFFER CROOKS!!!! read more

Horrible digital interface, clear conservative bias, extremely scammy pricing scheme, difficult to unsubscribe.

It would be nice if u actually received my paper. I have received ONE newspaper in 25 days. This place is a rip off.

Horrible unethical company. They kept raising the cost of a daily subscription until it was $3172.00 a year for a 95-year-old woman. Meanwhile over the years the paper just keeps getting smaller and thinner and less relevant with less news. Also, they send 13 special editions at an additional $13 each, which you can call and cancel for one year and then they start up again. And that's how the Denver Post treats a good customer. She still wants to read and hold a newspaper, so I switched her USA Today for about 1/6 that. read more

They are not even worth one star. Don't visit their booth at any expo. It's a scam! Was told I would get a physical newspaper and digital access. It was a lie! I have called them several times now and they keep telling me the same thing and still no physical newspaper has been delivered to my home. Not everyone wants to sit in front of a screen! I only signed up because I thought I was going to get a physical newspaper. Scam artists beware! read more

I just tried to take advantage of the $6 for two years subscription. My credit card was charged but the system will not let me see the paper. It continually asks me to buy a subscription, which I already did. I called and they said my subscription will start in two days because that is what people are choosing!! Really??? If I don't get access in two days, I will be pestering them like they pester others to sign up only I will be wanting a refund. Complaints to the Better Business Bureau will follow. read more

I subscribed to a loss-leader temporary digital rate to read up on the Broncos. When the rate expired and I was paying the full rate, which is way more than I want to pay for a digital newspaper for a city I don't live in, I called to cancel. Had to tell the poor cancellation CSR nearly a dozen times that I wanted to cancel before she finally agreed to do it. I understand those are her job instructions, I don't blame her specifically, but jeez louise, what a terrible impression to leave. I will never resubscribe. read more

Absolutely do not subscribe to Denver Post. They market that you can manage (cancel) subscription online through your account and this is false. I canceled my subscription and proceeded to get DAILY solicitor calls to resubscribe AFTER I asked them to remove my number from their call list 3 separate times. They claim they want to support local journalism but their approach ensured that I will never consider giving them my money again. Other review stories are even worse. read more

Everything, taking money out of my account for 3 months, no paper delivery, how do I get my money back,got the subscription at king soopers whom gave a coupon discount for groceries of which I never got the chance to use as well as my bank account statement shows Denver post snagging my money, I called the 832 3232 number which is in another country, no one has anwers and they will not call back. This is a scam. I also called king Soopers spoke with supervisor at customer service bank,they say that I have to talk with Denver Post. No such luck, I am seeing all these one. Star recommendations. I would rate 0 if I could. read more

SCAM! Do not sign up for this when you see a "friendly" guy offering you gift cards if you sign up for the denver post. He made it seem like you could cancel no hassel but this was a HUGE mistake. It took months to receive the paper and then I tried to cancel and they keep charging me for something I've cancelled. I receive weekly phone calls and letters in the mail about upgrading or needing to make a payment when I cancelled. Biggest waste of time. Do not get sucked in because you won't be able to get out. read more

We have had the paper for over 20 years. We just got another letter that they are raising the subscription prices, which I can understand. But, I think it is totally illegal to have to "opt out" or they will automatically send you and charge you for 13 "Special editions" at $12.99 each if you don't notice that they are signing you up instead of asking if you want them and then sign up. = Someone should take them to court over that illegal act. read more

The liberal rag is delivery constantly late or no paper at all. Price increases every few months.

the proud history of the Denver Post is reduced to a few pages of news 12 hours hold and a couple of well meaning editorial pieces. They stopped investing in the Post and it shows. read more

For some reason this paper started coming out of nowhere. Didn't order it don't want it. But the most amazing thing is that two weeks ago the idiot paper boy flung it up onto the porch and broke a box. I called 2 weeks ago to wonder as to who's going to pay for this and I have yet to hear from anyone. Don't order this paper don't have anything to do with this paper and if they break something good luck to you read more

I have not received my Sunday paper for the past six weeks. Everytime I called and spoke with someone e, they apologise but nothing g is done. This has happened to me twice in the past ten years. This was the third time. I get sympathy, but the problem doesn't get fixed. I am disabled and don't drive much. I e been reading the Sunday paper for decades. Now I can't get the one thing I look forward to every week. I'm a senior with very few pleasures and a limited income. read more

Great reporting blocked by scammy subscription practices. Cancelled by phone, disputed credit card payment. Disgusting, sad end to great paper. read more

I signed up innov 2024. Got 2 papers. Even after theu called to see if I was getting my paper, I got one paper and delivery stopped eventually canceled. So about 4-5 months later they said they would reimburse me $28.0]. I thought i would try the sunday paper but nope. In 2 months, i havent recieved that. Cancelling for good. If i could give them a lower rating i would.​ read more

A pure scam. They sent me these "free" newspapers i didn't read then they sent me a postcard saying i had to cancel or be charged - and arbitration if i didn't like it So i called and cancelled something i never asked for and then reported the scam to the state attorney general Someone put this business out of its misery read more

Horrendous company. They continually raise rates of subscriptions, consistently fail to deliver the paper, and when you cancel your subscription they nail with you hidden fees without telling you and send you to collections. Just don't bother with these people. There's no point. read more

I am so frustrated with the Denver Post. Warning: Read the fine print and pay attention to your bill. If you receive the "special editions" you will be charged extra for them. Each cost $6.99, This amount is subtracted from your bill but not on your invoice. You can only cancel it by calling in. You eventually get behind on your bill and they cancel your service with no notice. Then when you do call the find out what is happening, they will demand more money to restart you service. This is what happened to my 83 year-old mother. When she called in, they made it so confusing, telling her she had 2 different accounts and she owed money now. The customer service person I talked to simply demanded money and would not transfer me to a supervisor. And its the senior citizens that support this paper at a rate of $565.00 a year! read more

SUCH A SCAM!!! I received the newspaper every day for a month after signing up. Then, after a month, I stopped receiving it. I thought I had probably signed up for a month so I didn't look more into it. Recently checking my bank account, I realized that they kept charging me for the past three months $30.33 every month without sending me anything. I called them to get a refund and got explained by a manager that they don't do refunds. This is TERRIBLE BUSINESS!!! My subscription is now cancelled and I don't think I'll renew it anytime soon. read more

I've paid for, and have not received, my Sunday Denver Post delivery for 5 weeks. Representatives promise same day redelivery, resumption of service and that management, including Circulation Director Brian Trujillo, will call me, of which none has happened. Today I spoke to an agent from the Philippines who said it was "escalated." I've contacted the Better Business Bureau who helped resolve the same issue 2 years ago when delivery lapsed for 3 months. read more

Let me preface my review by revealing that I have subscribed to The Denver Post for more than 40 years. Although I have frequently disagreed with the ideological slant of the paper, I continued my subscription mostly because I enjoyed a physical paper to hold while I drank my coffee. Then, two weeks ago, I received a notice that my subscription price was increasing to $202 per month! Repeat, $202 PER MONTH! Astronomical! When I looked at past prices, I saw that the price has been skyrocketing for years, but I just didn't notice. When I called to complain, the reply was phrased diplomatically, but amounted to 'screw you.' So long, Denver Post read more

Scam subscription practices. In a moment of weakness, I gave my info to one of the obnoxious sales people at King Soopers (Smoky Hill and Himalaya). He told me I would receive a call to confirm subscription. I never did and I've never received a paper. I noticed I've been charged twice a month for months. I called customer service to get cancel and get a refund. Customer service told me I would receive a call back within 48 hours. The next day I started receiving a paper. However, I never received a call. I called back a week later only to find out my subscription had been extended. Now, allegedly, my subscription has been cancelled and I'm supposed to receive a call back. I'm not betting on it. Cancelling the card that is being charged. I'm resigned to not receiving any refund at this point. Lesson learned. read more

The Denver Post - Print Media Near Me - Denver, Colorado

It's a sad day when a prominent newspaper company has not been able to deliver the paper on a daily basis in months. After numerous calls about delivery issues we finally cancelled our subscription. The problem was exacerbated by receiving three or four missed deliveries at once and then handled rudely by the customer service. I'm paying for daily deliveries. Who wants to read 5 day old news? The cherry on top is their no refund policy when asked about pro-rating for all of the missed deliveries. It's just a matter of time before these archaic print companies go out of business. read more

Horrific. Had a table set up at a Rockies Game. They don't give any information about the subscription other than the monthly cost. Cool No Problem. And then a month occurred where I was charged twice. When I called to handle the issue, I was told too bad, they don't refund, even though I was double charged. Unbelievable.. and the content is trash read more

I've been a subscriber for many, many years. I called last year to change my "Sunday Delivery Only" subscription to digital only. It worked for about 6 months, then in March I started getting the Sunday Paper (actually delivered about 1-2 times a month). This subscription fee is about $24/month. I looked at my credit card bill and I was charged 3 times in November and 2 times in December. I called yesterday (30 minutes on hold) and a supervisor told me that they were 'special edition charges'. A special edition that was charged the same amount as a whole monthly subscription? Our conversation didn't go well especially since he asked me "why did you ask for a supervisor" when he answered the phone. I only asked for someone in billing but I was happy when it was automatically escalated to a supervisor right away. It was a very heated discussion and he told me that the only way to opt out of the special editions was to contact them. How do I know I will be billed for this? Apparently there are instructions on page 2 of the newspaper on the bottom that indicates the procedure for opting out. What??? No credits to my account, so this means in November I paid almost $70 for the digital version and the 4 papers that were delivered. Really? Print media including the Denver Post is dying on the vine and Denver Post business practices (subscriptions) are suspect. My mom is on my digital account and she reads the news on her iPad every day, and that is the ONLY REASON I am continuing my digital subscription. The @AuroraSentinel has great reporters and nopaywall. Please support local media, but THE DENVER POST. read more

Everyone I've spoken to at The Denver Post has been extremely rude and unprofessional. I have a digital subscription and they keep calling to offer a physical newspaper delivery to me at now extra charge. I keep telling them no, I don't want the physical paper, it would be a waste. They refuse to listen to me, and one woman told me "just give it to your neighbor or a family member" and then hung up on me. I will be calling on Monday to cancel my subscription entirely. read more

I have had to settle for reading the Post since the good newspaper THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS stopped printing. The price is outrageous for a paper made up in 14 pages with many stories from other major papers just reprinted, taking up pages not covered in ads. When I was on monthly billing to my credit card I got the paper two or three times a week. I called to complain 43 times then gave up and told them to lose my credit card, which they did. They call wanting me to subscribe again. Yesterday the pitched me by phone. I told them they had worn me out and I would do without a paper. Then before I hung up she said oh by the way you have an $84 balance. I have not subscribed or paid since December. In their dreams they think they can charge me months after I canceled. Their business practices needs to be investigating. Dean A. read more

I just cancelled my subscription after almost 14 years. My monthly bill just went up from $16.25 (already too much) to $25.96 for online plus Sunday delivery. It was not delivered last Sunday, not the first time this has happened. When I called, the automated system promised to deliver it the next day, but it was not. (For context, we used to get it at our individual doors in our condo building. It devolved to inside the building door - or sometimes outside the door or outside our gate 40 feet away.) Meanwhile, the paper has shrunk, they've terminated a lot of good writers, and it's mostly ads. I'm not sure why advertisers would waste their money this publication. So the Post person I spoke to on the phone this morning had a thick accent I couldn't understand (and I'm pretty good with such things), was rude when I asked her to repeat and hung up on me as soon as she confirmed that she would cancel my subscription, in the middle of my sentence as I was commenting on the lack of delivery. She was not interested in any feedback, just in doing the basic job. I don't know how they expect to stay in business this way! read more

Do NOT work with this company. I worked with them on an advertising project and all they wanted was the money. Rather than putting schedule together for monthly launches of content, they rush to push all the advertising out at once so they can collect a check. Poor communication and no opportunity to reconcile their mistakes. Do NOT USE THEM. read more