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Birneybau

Dropping subscription price from €21 to €5 with 1st month free.

I've been a subscriber for years (Hello iPad and Bose speaker) and was about to pull the plug but that's a great price.

Number for exisiting subscribers to change is 1800 949687.

https://store.thetimes.ie/?CMP=EXT-ireland-in_paper-24_09_2015-932-0-0-0

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bidiots

How do you unsubscribe from the app? I signed up to the trial to try it out but its not for me

caiconafita

bidiots wrote: »

How do you unsubscribe from the app? I signed up to the trial to try it out but its not for me

You have to call the phone number is 015360818

corks finest

caiconafita wrote: »

You can pay only €2.50 for the next 3 months.

Just to let you subscribers know that I have just called them to cancell my subscription and they offered me to pay €2.50 a month of the next 3 months.
The phone number is 015360818
Good luck.

it's such a good deal that I wouldn't do it to them,I mean to save e2.50? Now if I was a Cavan manðŸ˜€

sweetie

I've redeemed my rakuten tv points online like below but when I log into my Rakuten account on my Sony TV there's no option but to pay for a movie. Any ideas? Thanks

logically

corks finest wrote: »

caiconafita wrote: »

You can pay only €2.50 for the next 3 months.

Just to let you subscribers know that I have just called them to cancell my subscription and they offered me to pay €2.50 a month of the next 3 months.
The phone number is 015360818
Good luck.

it's such a good deal that I wouldn't do it to them,I mean to save e2.50? Now if I was a Cavan manðŸ˜€

Ditto. 5 euro a month is excellent value and it's important to support journalism.

Miike

Lads, how in the face of jesus do you stop all the emails from IT online? I'm subscribed but I'm withered from trying to stop the emails 3, 4, 5, 6 times a day. I've emailed them twice and got zero back! I've tried everything through My Account and "Newsletters" but still getting ****e like the Morning Sports Briefing... driving me up the wall! My next email is going to be asking them to delete my account.

dulpit

Miike wrote: »

Lads, how in the face of jesus do you stop all the emails from IT online? I'm subscribed but I'm withered from trying to stop the emails 3, 4, 5, 6 times a day. I've emailed them twice and got zero back! I've tried everything through My Account and "Newsletters" but still getting ****e like the Morning Sports Briefing... driving me up the wall! My next email is going to be asking them to delete my account.

Wrong paper, this is about The Times, not the Irish Times. Having said that I think there's a section in the right hand side of website when logged in that let's you manage your email subscriptions.

Miike

dulpit wrote: »

Wrong paper, this is about The Times, not the Irish Times. Having said that I think there's a section in the right hand side of website when logged in that let's you manage your email subscriptions.

Clearly I could do with the emails to improve my reading and comprehension haha! Sorry about that. However I've tried that and still receive a load of tripe

FourFourRED

Miike wrote: »

Clearly I could do with the emails to improve my reading and comprehension haha! Sorry about that. However I've tried that and still receive a load of tripe

I had to set up a mail rule to send them to trash as soon as they came in.

Unsubscribing doesn’t make a difference which is a bit shocking considering potential GDPR implications.

Mango Joe

Anyone else getting double-billed? They take 2 X €5 payments back to back from me every month.

I mailed them and they asked me to send them proof!!!!!

Also really dislike the fact that you cannot zoom in on a photo - Its archaic in this day and age.....

Hurrache

Bad news unfortunately, sorry for the Irish crew in there, Richard is a good guy.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/media-and-marketing/times-ireland-makes-staff-redundant-amid-reorganisation-1.3899808?mode=amp

corks finest

Mango Joe wrote: »

Anyone else getting double-billed? They take 2 X €5 payments back to back from me every month.

I mailed them and they asked me to send them proof!!!!!

Also really dislike the fact that you cannot zoom in on a photo - Its archaic in this day and age.....

Na e5 just checked

dulpit

Hurrache wrote: »

Bad news unfortunately, sorry for the Irish crew in there, Richard is a good guy.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/media-and-marketing/times-ireland-makes-staff-redundant-amid-reorganisation-1.3899808?mode=amp

I tried to download the paper this morning and I kept getting an error, that must have been it.

Real shame, they've quite a good set of reporters (Niamh Lyons, Ellen Coyne), and Richie was great.

dulpit

Also - buy a paper folks!

caviardreams

Does this mean there will be very limited Irish content henceforth? Will probably unsubscribe if so and move to the IT instead.

Feel sorry for the journalists - a lesson to a lot of people that good journalism is worth paying for. We will miss it when its gone

JTMan

caviardreams wrote: »

Does this mean there will be very limited Irish content henceforth?

From 21 June 2019, staff numbers will reduce from 20 to 3. The 3 staff will have to produce 4-6 articles per day (as reported by the Irish Times).

If you are writing 6 articles in a day, you are doing little more than editing wire stories.

i.e: Far less content. Far less investigative journalism. Your 60 EUR a year is going to give less bang for your buck.

caviardreams

The news on VM there just said the sunday times will be unaffected so there will still be an Irish edition of that perhaps.

okidoki987

caviardreams wrote: »

The news on VM there just said the sunday times will be unaffected so there will still be an Irish edition of that perhaps.

That's what I got from that report as well.
It's only the Times in Ireland and not the Sunday Times.
Sure at the price they charge for it on a Sunday, it must be making money.
Rest of week wouldn't have thought they could sell it.

Birneybau

dulpit wrote: »

Hurrache wrote: »

Bad news unfortunately, sorry for the Irish crew in there, Richard is a good guy.

https://www.irishtimes.com/business/media-and-marketing/times-ireland-makes-staff-redundant-amid-reorganisation-1.3899808?mode=amp

I tried to download the paper this morning and I kept getting an error, that must have been it.

Real shame, they've quite a good set of reporters (Niamh Lyons, Ellen Coyne), and Richie was great.

You would have still had access to the U.K. edition and the magazines?

JTMan

Birneybau wrote: »

You would have still had access to the U.K. edition and the magazines?

Yes.

xckjoo

Disappointing news. The Irish team were doing a great job

Tazz T

JTMan wrote: »

From 21 June 2019, staff numbers will reduce from 20 to 3. The 3 staff will have to produce 4-6 articles per day (as reported by the Irish Times).

If you are writing 6 articles in a day, you are doing little more than editing wire stories.

i.e: Far less content. Far less investigative journalism. Your 60 EUR a year is going to give less bang for your buck.

I'm a full time copywriter/journalist. That workload is simply not doable without writing junk, unless they're outsourcing and editing. The Times would become the equivalent of a fanzine.

dulpit

I notice that there doesn't seem to be anything in today's paper (the online version at least) about the news of their closure. Seems a bit odd that it'd be covered in the Irish Times but not their own paper..

uRbaN

Just curious what people plan on doing. I'm a subscriber bit I'm wondering am I better off looking at the IT now. Probably just suck it and see.

Sad news.

xckjoo

uRbaN wrote: »

Just curious what people plan on doing. I'm a subscriber bit I'm wondering am I better off looking at the IT now. Probably just suck it and see.

Sad news.

I'm going to wait for a while and see but thinking about moving to IT if they still have the New York Times access bundled. Not too many other options left

Loafing Oaf

uRbaN wrote: »

Just curious what people plan on doing. I'm a subscriber bit I'm wondering am I better off looking at the IT now. Probably just suck it and see.

Sad news.

If they stick with a fiver a month I'll be sticking with them. I mean, I regularly buy T3 or Stuff for more than that for about an hour's worth of reading on gadgets...

WhatsGoingOn2

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

If they stick with a fiver a month I'll be sticking with them. I mean, I regularly buy T3 or Stuff for more than that for about an hour's worth of reading on gadgets...

You should subscribe to Readly for those

dulpit

uRbaN wrote: »

Just curious what people plan on doing. I'm a subscriber bit I'm wondering am I better off looking at the IT now. Probably just suck it and see.

Sad news.

I'll be bailing, will probably switch to the IT.

corks finest

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

uRbaN wrote: »

Just curious what people plan on doing. I'm a subscriber bit I'm wondering am I better off looking at the IT now. Probably just suck it and see.

Sad news.

If they stick with a fiver a month I'll be sticking with them. I mean, I regularly buy T3 or Stuff for more than that for about an hour's worth of reading on gadgets...

Same,Irish times is a rip off,examiner gone to hell,bar GAA news

Loafing Oaf

corks finest wrote: »

Same,Irish times is a rip off,examiner gone to hell,bar GAA news

The other thing is I'm not as focused on the Irish content as others in this thread seem to be. I usually jump to T2 first thing and then maybe flick through Comments. I might very well keep up the subscription even if there was no specifically Irish coverage at all...