Woman's Day Magazine US Reviews

Every month it says I need to purchase it even though I am an active subscriber...I put in my email and password and they say I’m wrong....but they don’t give you a way to retrieve that info because after I write to them with their in house email they say the email addy I have used for years is not a real email address...I am so done....

I ordered this magazine and another from Girl Scouts and I wanted paperbacks. And now they send e-mail that I got digital and when I logged in it shut off and said I have no subscription. Never do this EVER again.

I ordered this from my niece for Girl Scouts and I can’t even get the log in to work. I put in my information a couple times and had someone else do it for me and nothing. A waste of money

At least before I could suffer thru; now I can’t turn past the cover page of the March issue. If I didn’t cancel before, I'm cancelling now. App stinks.

Until recently I was receiving hard copies of Woman's Day. I recently upgraded my hardcopy subscription to online subscription. I love it! The index, which you can tap and it takes you right to the article. Once in the article you can tap on links to take you further into the article.

I like the different things I can learn from this magazine and I love the ease of reading it on my tablet or my phone instead of having to keep track of physical magazines and worry about someone accidentally losing it or throwing it away etc. Great magazine, no complaints so far.

I cannot understand how you you'll think I would pay for a subscription twice. I already pay for a print subscription. Rest assured that when my subscription runs out in a few months that I will not be renewing. I will instead subscribe to Better Homes & Gardens or Martha Stewart or any one of the many other publications that do not treat their subscribers so poorly. Good luck WD as your subscriber base shrinks as more of us go digital and refuse to come back to you. There are too many options out there to stand for being ripped off like this.

I subscribed for years because I love Woman's Day but have been adding digital to all my subscriptions as I get more chances to read them that way. I hate that with WD I get one or the other unless I pay for both which is why I gave this just 3 stars. App works great except latest update which won't load at all on my tablet and keeps u from anymore issues!

you shouldn't have to pay for digital versions when you already subscribe to the print version. shame on you, Woman's Day!

Woman's Day was a gift to my wife from a friend. This iPad is a gift from me. It makes sense to combine the two. But unfortunately WomansDayMagazineUS requires that I pay an additional subscription to my.... existing subscription.

An offer to convert from paper to app would be a nice thing. It seems like that would be easy to implement and would have, at least, kept WomansDayMagazineUS on my iPad for more than 5 minutes.

I'm currently a print subscriber. Thought I could toss old issues and have online access to articles and recipes I would have clipped and saved from the print version but no: Hurst won't give current print subscribers free access to online version! I won't be paying for an online subscription until mil stops giving me gifts of print subscriptions. That will be a long time from now. Ugh!

I currently have subscriptions to several magazines. I have found that some of them have free iPad offers with a print subscription. Woman's Day along with other mags from Hearst Corp does not, therefore I will not be continuing my subscription with those magazines. I'm surprised that your company is not current on saving paper and going green. I also cannot believe you are letting your competition beat you out on things like this. Your magazine is great...paperless is greater!

You have to buy a "half price" additional subscription to get issues via WomansDayMagazineUS. What a rip-off, even National Geographic lets me download issues to my ipad with my subscription. Get with the times Hearst. Not renewing my paper subscription when it comes up. I like being able to take my mags with me on my ipad when I travel. Like others have said, I rated one star so I could post review, otherwise it would have been minus 2 stars!

I enjoy reading the magazine on my IPad. However, it really needs an update. I would like links to advertisers, featured products, etc.. Also there is no way to use the puzzles. Could we at least be able to print them and use the paper copy. I love the recipes but with the electronic version you can't bookmark, copy, print, or keep them for future reference.

Again, same as with Good Housekeeping, your paid subscription does not give you access to the iPad version. This is a major rip-off to faithful customers who have subscribed for years. I only hope within the coming months, Hearst decides to get on board with other periodicals and grant access to the digital issues with a paid print subscription. Otherwise, I will not be renewing.

I thought because I'm with a print subscription I could use WomansDayMagazineUS on my iPad & just log in but the directions are confusing. Whoever developed WomansDayMagazineUS probably doesn't have an iPad. They should explain that their app only works if you subscribe through iTunes. YOU CAN'T USE WomansDayMagazineUS IF YOU GET THE PRINT VERSION IN THE MAIL. I was going to see if WomansDayMagazineUS was worth renewing the subscription. Guess not. BEFORE YOU WASTE TIME ON WomansDayMagazineUS GO TO APP SUPPORT AND THEY WILL EXPLAIN THAT WomansDayMagazineUS IS NOT FOR FOLKS WHO GET THE MAGAZINE IN THE MAIL.

I am being asked to buy issues that were previously downloaded. Hoping this gets resolved soon. I don't like being asked to buy what I already paid for.
The print used to be way too small but thankfully that has been fixed.

I have always loved Woman's Day magazine and having it in digital form is even better! It is easy to navigate and always at my fingertips when needed.

I've been buying and reading WD since the 1960's when I was in my late teens. I always found it very informative. Now I can read on my phone and I love it.

How horrible that with all the magazines I get Women's Day is my favorite one but the ONLY one you have to pay for twice!!! I have had this magazine for years and would love to look at a digital version when I don't have a print version with me but NO! They want more of my hard earned money! I guess magazines like People and Self are more people pleasing and less selfish!

I haven't been physically able to get to a store in so long to buy a Woman's Day magazine and I love the whole magazine - from the Bible verse on the contents page to the thoughts and quotes on the last page. I look forward to the monthly menu and all the recipes to keep me out of the hamburger in a bag rut. Love the decorating tips, organizing ideas, crafts, finds, and everything else. So glad to catch up with an 'old friend' again.