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Summary of The Salt Lake Tribune Problems 😠👌🔥
- Difficulty using frequency modulation to best adapt sound to hearing-response curve
- Continuous switches when things are already going well
- Difficulty getting the latest edition on the app
3 Reported Issues: 😵🆘🛟🚨📢
I cannot connect to my online newspaper each day. WHY? I pay my monthly subscription amount with my VISA CARD.
I haven't received an e-edition since last Tuesday and I left a request for a phone call explanation at 801 237-2900 with no results. How do I start my subscription again? My phone number is 801-936-2331
I’m getting your up to date news alright on my IPad. But, Wednesday was the last day I could open an E edition of the trib. I tried deleting your app this morning and reinstalling it, but it didn’t change things. Please acknowledge and advise. Thank you, John Spear
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