New York Post Customer Service Issues

I have encountered issues with unauthorized access to my accounts and suspect that there may be a breach in security. Despite attempts to rectify the situation, there seems to be persistent interference, particularly through Samsung devices. This has led to concerns over compromised data and potential infringement. I am currently dealing with inquiries from the IRS regarding my taxes, raising further red flags. My accounts are linked to platforms like Amazon and Google, and I am keen on securing my information and preventing any fraudulent activity.

In [redacted], I filed a qui tam case with the US Department of Justice through my attorneys, concerning a Medicaid False Claims issue involving the NYC HRA. After a long period of inactivity, the Justice Department reviewed the Disclosure Statement in October [redacted]. They concluded that while there was negligence and incompetence from the HRA and NY State, it was not intentional and dismissed the case. If you're interested in delving deeper into this ongoing issue, please feel free to reach out to me at [redacted] or via email at [redacted] As a former Systems Auditor involved in the eMedNY system, I have been retired since [redacted], eagerly awaiting progress on this case. I believe it is crucial to shed light on this matter to highlight the mismanagement of State funds. Thank you for your attention and looking forward to potential collaboration on this matter. Best regards, Michael J. Podgorski

Hello, I previously reached out to the city desk concerning an article by Kathianne Boniello about me that was written several years ago and received no reply. The article in question is titled "Playwright accuses actor of rape years later — in new play." I am not seeking a follow-up story, but this piece has had a negative impact on my professional life due to being linked to my personal information. It affects my career as an artist, my volunteer work with teenagers, and my day job. The article contains untrue accusations that have harmed my reputation and caused me to miss out on financial and social opportunities. The accuser has a history of making similar false claims for personal gain. I believe the article should be removed or edited for the sake of accuracy and to protect my well-being. I have learned that articles can be removed by contacting the webmaster. Since there was never any police involvement in this matter from [redacted], I kindly request that the link be removed or updated. If it is removed, I would appreciate confirmation of the removal. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

I have been a customer for over 15 years and received an invoice recently. I contacted a representative regarding an email indicating my subscription should not expire until 4/19/[redacted]. After sending a copy on 11/12/18, a supervisor informed me the payment is now due. Due to receiving the newspaper late in NV and feeling the NY Post isn't honoring their commitment, I canceled my subscription. In the past, John McLaughlin handled my concerns efficiently. I urge the NY Post to honor the email I received and reinstate my subscription until the specified date. I have provided the necessary documentation and request a resolution from the corporate office. My account number is [redacted]28. Your prompt attention to this matter is appreciated. Thank you, The Siegels.

I haven't received my newspaper for a week now. Despite multiple calls to customer service, the issue remains unresolved. When I requested to speak to a supervisor, I was told they would call back, but no one did. I am considering canceling my subscription due to this ongoing problem. Your assistance in resolving this delivery issue would be greatly appreciated. Your attention to improving customer service is needed. Thank you for your prompt response. - Fred Simon

I have been a loyal NY Post home delivery customer for many years. Unfortunately, I had to cancel my subscription on 2/27/[redacted] due to ongoing delivery problems that were not being addressed locally. About 4-5 months ago, a new delivery person began missing deliveries at least once a week. Despite calling for redelivery before the cutoff time, the missed paper was often delivered the next day with the current day's paper. Paying nearly $[redacted] annually for inconsistent service is unacceptable. My attempts to escalate the issue to a supervisor by contacting Customer Service at 1-[redacted] were unsuccessful, as I was repeatedly told a supervisor was not available and promised a callback that never happened. On my final call on 2/27/[redacted], Angel processed my cancellation abruptly. I later spoke with Romeo, who was understanding but failed to deliver on the promise of a supervisor callback. It is disappointing to lose a long-standing print customer when there are numerous other news sources available. Former Account #[redacted].

Dear Sir, I am an 82-year-old veteran who served in the Navy during the 1950s. Back then, a system allowed superior officers to place marks in service records, affecting honorable discharges. I was given a General discharge "under honorable conditions," which caused issues with USAA and Navy Federal Credit Union. This condition affected around 3 million veterans, including myself, leading to feelings of being a second-class veteran. I am requesting a change in my record to reflect an Honorable Discharge to ensure my family's eligibility for benefits and pride in my service. I served from July [redacted] to December [redacted], with service number [redacted]-64-91. I urge President Trump to issue an Executive Order to correct this injustice for the 3 million servicemen impacted. This gesture would honor those who served America and deserve proper recognition. I am willing to express my gratitude on TV for this action. Sincerely, Emmett L. Melton [redacted] Wedge Ct., Sun City Center, FL [redacted]

I have been a reader of your physical newspaper for 25 years. After reading the negative commentary on semi-automatic rifles (AR-15s) and the attack on our Second Amendment rights, I have decided to no longer support your publication. I will spread this sentiment on social media and among various hunting, shooting, and sportsman groups. It's disappointing to see your publication align with a liberal viewpoint, alienating many loyal readers. It's evident that your paper is veering towards irrelevance, much like the New York Times. Watching your decline is disheartening, and it seems your newspaper is pandering to a specific audience rather than providing balanced reporting. It's a shame to witness the demise of traditional newspapers.

We are a group of licensed ticket sellers approved by the City of New York's Department of Consumer Affairs. With around [redacted] individuals making a living through our work, we have faced negative media attention and challenges from various authorities. Seeking to address these issues, we are organizing a gathering starting at 10am today, August 19, [redacted]. We will meet at the Staten Island ferry terminal, then head to [redacted] William Street, followed by a gathering near the City Hall by the Brooklyn Bridge, and concluding at Castle Clinton. We hope that your reputable organization, known for advocating for the underprivileged, can join us to amplify our message about our profession. Thank you for considering our request.

I bought a 26-week subscription on Groupon and tried to redeem it, but I got a "DUPLICATE" message after submitting the necessary details. I want to check if my account is active since this is meant as a Christmas gift. The payment was made on 12/10/19 via my debit card. Subscriber details: Thomas Migge, 60 Central Ave, Tappan, NY [redacted]. My information as the purchaser: Eileen Migge, [redacted]

Hello, I purchased a scratch-off lottery ticket from a vending machine in New York. Unfortunately, the ticket was torn in two as it came out. I assumed it might have been accidentally torn by the stocking clerk. I didn't mind as long as the scratching area was intact. When I scratched the ticket at home, I discovered it was a $[redacted] winner according to the numbers. The following day, I tried to cash the ticket, and despite showing $[redacted] when I scratched it, the checker displayed $60. I received $60 from the clerk. I contacted the lottery office and shared photos. They asked me to send the ticket and receipt to the headquarters. After waiting a month, they called to say the ticket didn't match and I was paid correctly at $60. I requested an investigation, but they declined, claiming that was the final decision. I suspect a printing error, and I'm seeking help to resolve this. Thank you. - Carlton C.

I have been experiencing issues with my newspaper delivery. I have requested for it to be delivered by my garage door at 6:00AM as I leave for work around that time. Unfortunately, the newspaper has been arriving between 8:00-9:00AM making it inconvenient for me as I only return home from work at 5:00PM. However, for the past four days starting from Friday, April 2, [redacted], I have not received any newspaper delivery at all. Despite numerous calls and emails, there has been no resolution to this ongoing problem. When I contact customer service based in the Philippines, they assure me they will expedite the issue, but nothing has been done so far. This has caused me a great deal of frustration and inconvenience.

My name is Catherine B., residing at 41 Somerville St. Rochelle Park, NJ [redacted], can be reached at [redacted]. In January, I requested to stop the paper delivery from Jan. 20 to May 1, [redacted]. Upon returning home, I found that 14 NY Post newspapers were delivered during this period, which could have signaled my absence and posed a security risk. While in Naples, FL at [redacted] Country Hollow Ct., Naples, FL, [redacted], I asked for the paper to start on April 5th till April 29th. Despite receiving the paper on April 5th, I did not get it on April 6th and 7th. After contacting the service, they claimed they had the wrong address, although they previously delivered to the correct one. Over the 25-day period, I missed receiving the paper for 5 days. A credit of $55.08 on my account is requested for the erroneous deliveries and service issues faced.

I have been a loyal subscriber to the NY Post for years and have generally had good delivery service. However, recently I have been experiencing significant issues with missed deliveries by new delivery persons who do not speak English. This has led to numerous missed deliveries, with a long list of dates where the paper did not arrive. I rely on home delivery to avoid having to purchase the paper at a store early in the morning. My account number is [redacted]50. I would like this ongoing problem to be resolved promptly.

When accessing the NY Post on my digital site, I can only view the front page with other pages blacked out and a lock icon displayed. I have reached out via email on Sunday and Monday but have yet to receive a response. Upon entering the web address nypost.pressreader.com and logging in, the address bar changes to nypost.pressreader.com/[redacted] and then quickly switches to nypost.pressreader.com/new-york-post, resulting in the issue of blacked-out following pages. I have attempted to access the site using a different browser, but encountered the same problem. If the address would remain at ...com/[redacted] instead of ...com/new-york-post, I believe I would be able to access the paper properly. I would appreciate any assistance in resolving this issue so I can read the paper smoothly. Regards, Alex S. [redacted] 75 Airport Road, Quincy, MA [redacted]

I reside at 22 North Manheim Blvd and have not received my NY Post delivery for over a week since it has been mistakenly delivered to 20 North Manheim Blvd. I have to walk around the corner every day to retrieve it. My house is located around the corner from JOHN ST on North Manheim, situated across the street from 48 JOHN St due to a rock issue that led to its construction off the southwest corner of the original location. I understand the confusion caused by this unusual layout. I appreciate the delivery person's efforts and would like to rectify this situation as I enjoy the paper immensely. Your assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

I am extremely disappointed with the delivery service of the daily Post in Sarasota, Florida. There have been multiple occasions where the paper was not delivered as scheduled. Once, the paper was missed for two days, and even on Christmas day, causing frustration. Today, I finally received today's paper along with the two missed days' editions. This level of service is unacceptable. If this issue persists, I may have to consider cancelling my subscription. As a long-time reader of the Post for over 30 years, this reliability issue is disheartening, especially coming from a former New Yorker.

I have been receiving my newspaper at two different addresses, from [redacted] Stewart Circle apt 5 in Boca Raton to [redacted] 77th Lane N in Loxahatchee, FL. Unfortunately, the delivery did not arrive again today. I have experienced missed deliveries around 25-30 times between these locations. Despite my efforts calling the company multiple times, the issue persists. Although they promise me a credit, my monthly bill remains unchanged. I truly enjoy reading this newspaper, but the service quality is lacking.

To whom it may concern, I have not received a paper since last Friday. There was no delivery on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Despite contacting support and being informed that the paper's cost would be refunded and delivery would resume, nothing has improved. I requested escalation and a callback today. I would like to receive all the missed issues promptly. If the regular delivery person is unavailable, there should be a backup plan in place. I am concerned about their well-being and the lack of a replacement. After five decades of being a loyal customer, I am extremely frustrated. Furthermore, the newspaper's price at newsstands is too high considering its reduced size. I feel like the delivery issues, print edition, and customer satisfaction are not being taken seriously. This treatment of a senior citizen and dedicated reader is disappointing. I hope for a resolution by tomorrow. Sincerely, W.W.

Subject: Delivery Issue - Urgent Attention Needed Dear Concerned Party, I am writing to address a serious concern regarding the non-delivery of my newspaper for the past five days. Despite assurances of a refund for the missed papers, the situation has not been resolved. I urgently requested escalation during my recent call and insisted on a callback. The lack of delivery raises questions about the reliability of the current delivery person. With no deliveries for almost a week, it is concerning to consider various possibilities for the absence. There should always be a backup plan in place for such scenarios to ensure uninterrupted service. As a loyal reader for over 50 years, I am disheartened by the lack of attention to this matter and the high newsstand prices for what feels like diminished content. I fear the disregard for print subscribers may lead to losing valued customers like myself. I kindly request prompt action to rectify this issue and restore my regular newspaper delivery starting tomorrow. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Warm regards, W.W.