Poll: Anyone paying to read Washingtonpost online?

[Anonymous]

All readers get free access to Washington Post digital content for up to 20 articles per month. In addition to articles, blog posts, slideshows and other multimedia features count toward your monthly limit.

I love to catch up with the news during my morning coffee but I don't need another bill to pay. Grrr!!!

[Anonymous]

Not me!

[Anonymous]

Nope! Too many free alternative news sources.

[Anonymous]

Nope!

[Anonymous]

We are subscribers, so we get it for free. If we weren't, I'd absolutely pay.

[Anonymous]

We subscribe to the paper Sunday only and the electronic access is included.

Also, if you are a government employee access is free, at least at the office. I know this is true for feds, not sure if it is local government as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are subscribers, so we get it for free. If we weren't, I'd absolutely pay.

Same here.

[Anonymous]

i'd sooner pay for the nytimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:i'd sooner pay for the nytimes.

+1 - that is the only paper I would pay for.

[Anonymous]

No, I would never pay to subscribe to the Post. It sucks.

[Anonymous]

No, no no.

[Anonymous]

Hell no. If I'm going to spend the time online, go with a real newspaper. Wall Street Journal. Daily Mail. NYTimes. Wash. Post hasn't been a real paper in a decade. Ever notice how thin the actual paper has become?

[Anonymous]

No.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We subscribe to the paper Sunday only and the electronic access is included.

Also, if you are a government employee access is free, at least at the office. I know this is true for feds, not sure if it is local government as well.

I work at a federal office. How can I view the Post for free?

[Anonymous]

No, it sucks. barely ever read it before paywall anyway