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spooky3

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3. You could also tell them your concerns and that

Reply to Fast Walker 52 (Original post)

Sun Feb 26, 2017, 07:40 PM

Feb 2017

if you see no changes, you will cancel. If you cancel first, then they have no incentive to listen to you. Obviously only one subscriber is pretty powerless but maybe if others are telling them the same thing, they will wise up.

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Advice about subscribing to my local newspaper, the IndyStar (Indianapolis) [View all] Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 OP

I would cancel and spend the money on New Yorker , ACLU or Planned Parenthood nt pkdu Feb 2017 #1

New Yorker? Hmm. Good thought. I already donate monthly to ACLU and give to PP Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #2

You could also tell them your concerns and that spooky3 Feb 2017 #3

yeah, true. Thanks Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #7

I'd cancel. You can get most news online--even local. nt tblue37 Feb 2017 #4

I only take mine over weekends (Fri., Sat., and Sun.). I black out sinkingfeeling Feb 2017 #5

thanks-- you're talking about the Star? Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #6

Sorry, no. I'm talking about the Arkansas Democrat Gazette. sinkingfeeling Feb 2017 #8