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St. Louis Post-Dispatch App User Reviews

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch Pros

✓ Daily Redbirds FixIt’s not the first thing I read everyday, but close. The sports section keeps me connected to my on-field favorites, the Cardinals. Great columns, fresh takes on the game just played or what’s up next. Also, I enjoy following the writers on Twitter. One thing, work out the buggie slideshow feature that feels like someone dropped down a bunt in the last inning of a probable no-hitter...ruins a near perfect experience..TimbigfishVersion: 1.3.4200

✓ Advertiser assaultThere is nothing more frustrating and annoying on my phone than those full screen ads WITH BLARING AUDIO that pop up when certain articles load. Even when your phone is in silent mode! As soon as the screen goes dark to load one I quickly close the app and go do something else. I suppose it’s a small price to pay for quality journalism that is essential to our city. But it’s too bad we live in a time where readers have to navigate a minefield of truly obnoxious ads in order to access vital content..ImfromthelouandimproudVersion: 1.3.4600

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cons

✗ Slightly Better Than NothingThe free version of STLToday is limited in news and rich with ads. I subscribed to the paid version under the $1.00 for 26 weeks scam thinking I would get more news and less ads. I am sorely disappointed. There is somewhat more news, but the user is required to log in every day to get it. And some articles link to the e-edition which, unless you pay $20 a month, you can't read. And, there are still plenty ads. The "deal" was you can cancel any time, but in reality, you must call the newspaper within two weeks of the renewal date to cancel. Avoid this app..Anonymous MarkVersion: 8.11

✗ Pop up ads and video ads!!!The Post Dispatch just doesn't get it. Apparently it's run by nothing but millennial's now so all they want to cover is the city of St. Louis. Where perhaps 2% of their customers live. There's a reason no one buys the newspaper and few use the app. Pop up ads are yesterday's approach to revenue. No finer way to run off your diminishing audience. But they just don't get it. And they don't care. They probably have five years left before they close the doors completely. Sad, but it has been their stupid decisions that have hastened their demise. People won't put up with pop up ads, in particular, pop up video ads! Jeez! Idiots! I'm assuming the last adult at the Post Dispatch took the early buyout or was simply fired..NoBullVersion: 1.3.4600

Is St. Louis Post-Dispatch legit?

✅ Yes. St. Louis Post-Dispatch is legit, but not 100% legit to us. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 2,580 St. Louis Post-Dispatch user reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, AppSupports Legitimacy Score for St. Louis Post-Dispatch is 72.1/100.

Is St. Louis Post-Dispatch safe?

✅ Yes. St. Louis Post-Dispatch is quiet safe to use. This is based on our NLP analysis of over 2,580 user reviews sourced from the IOS appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 3.7/5. AppSupports Safety Score for St. Louis Post-Dispatch is 73.6/100.

Should I download St. Louis Post-Dispatch?

✅ There have been no security reports that makes St. Louis Post-Dispatch a dangerous app to use on your smartphone right now.