The Greenville News (coupons, credit card, purchase)

[mw1984]

https://www.greenvilleonline.com/


Then, click on the "Business" tab at the top and see what happens.


I suspect they set up some sort of experiment: want to see how many of their readers care about "Business". What do you think?

[UpstateJohn]

Originally Posted by mw1984

https://www.greenvilleonline.com/


Then, click on the "Business" tab at the top and see what happens.


I suspect they set up some sort of experiment: want to see how many of their readers care about "Business". What do you think?

Oh Snap? Thats what it says for me. Something must be wrong.

[gvsteve]

It's clear the Greenville News national owners want to exert as little effort as possible in terms of actually running a newspaper.

[USNRET04]

Wasted 1 of 2 free views doing that.

[gvsteve]

I just finally got around to cancelling my subscription.



They do not allow you to do this on their website or through their live chat. You have to call them up during their business hours.



On the greenvilleonline.com website I had tried 2-3 times to switch my linked credit card to a temporary card number which I could then cancel (Citibank allows you to generate and use these numbers) , but each time I did this I got a confirmation email from the "Lafayette, IN Journal and Courier" confirming my payment change, and greenvilleonline.com would continue billing the same card number they always had. I suspect they are intentionally ********** up or at least intentionally not caring as that is their MO.

edit: That was totally not any form of swear word that gets automatically censored lol

[mw1984]

Probably they are not sure if such a tab ("business") would be helpful to their readership and hence business.

[gvlgal]

When I clicked the link it took me to the Peace Center website.

[mw1984]

I just tried 3 web browsers, all brought up the "OH SNAP" (404 error), gvlgal, it looks like they like you better! LoL

[tylerSC]

I only purchase the Greenville News on Sundays, as it is now $4.00 and the weekday edition is $3.50. Getting pricey for reduced content and fewer coupons insert circulars. And the Charlotte Observer is now $6.00 on Sundays, which is way too much considering they have cut content and reduced sections from just a few years ago. Their online eEdition has much more content.

[mw1984]

Since we are at it on local news media, does anyone have any idea in terms of readership volume for each of the several local news media (print + online)?



Charlotte Observer is new to me.