Wall Street Journal – Los Angeles Bureau in Los Angeles, California

“WSJ uses malpractices with their subscriptions. They deliver newspapers to old addresses. As long as they continue to get paid, they will not let the new tenant stop deliveries. I called multiple times and I get the runaround by people who live all the way across the globe. Their deliveries to my home are unwanted and pose a security risk where people can see I am out of town because of the newspaper in my driveway.”

— Spencer Jacobs · ★☆☆☆☆

“Fantastic. On time. Good news reporting. I’m old school. But love it. A little right wing never did no harm. Business! 👨‍💼”

— Zachary Zibits · ★★★★★

“The print version fails to be delivered to me about 20% of the time. I live in Indianapolis, near the airport. The paper simply extends my subscription for each day a delivery does not occur — and this is a paper about businesses?”

— Hal A · ★☆☆☆☆

“I was planning a 10 day vacation and went online and placed a HOLD order, which was NOT followed. Instead, when I arrived back home from my trip, all papers were delivered and left to pile up on my driveway – a clear sign to burglars that no one was home; seven days of papers were left in the sun and rain to draw obvious attention. If nothing else, one would think that the carrier would question that and check to see if there had been a HOLD order; didn’t happen… To add insult to injury, no paper was delivered upon my return, as was scheduled. For the past two years delivery has been VERY i”

— Norman Harck · ★☆☆☆☆

“Terrible customer service. Terrible experience. They scan you by roping you in with a promotional offer and then locking you into a much higher rate (mine went from $4/mo to $40/mo) without letting you cancel or providing any refund.”

— Sydney · ★☆☆☆☆

“The WSJ has changed for the better over the years. While the editorial page still voices their conservative opinion - which is what an editorial page is for - I find the other parts of the paper well done. I don't like their weekend magazine when it seems to copy the NYT. If I want to feel self conscious about my abode or clothes, I'll buy the NYT. They do a much better job in that arena.”

— kec · ★★★★★

“I'm disappointed in the WSJ for their lazy journalism concerning the UFO topic. You need to do better!”

— Tim Farley · ★☆☆☆☆

“Too bad I can't rate it anything below 1. Is truly a worthless organization that has no benefits for society. Their painful attempt at "journalism" is truly a disgrace to the people who actual try to chase and expose real societal problems with integrity. We would not lose anything significant if this organization were to close its doors. Do not recommend at all.”

— No Name · ★☆☆☆☆

“Ordered and paid for digital and print about two weeks ago and still have not received one print copy. I sent email complaining about this, and they "are working on the delivery issue."”

— Brian Ames · ★☆☆☆☆

“Slanderous and career damaging to thousands. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.”

— Zachary Morris · ★☆☆☆☆