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⚠️ The Esquire UK app has poor ratings and negative feedback. Users seem unsatisfied with its performance or features.
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3.67 out of 5
3 ratings in Chile
I bought a subscription to Esquire and then downloaded the app. It says I am signed in to my subscription but when I try to read anything it asks me to buy a subscription! Also a significant number of the articles rely heavily on photos that are ‘no longer available’. I’m assuming that Esquire bought a limited licence for their use which has now expired but the articles are pointless without them. I’m not sure what I’m getting for my money?
I love esquire as simple as that .
Even after two conversations with customer services, it still wouldn’t let me download my subscription without a new charge. Beware customer services will make it difficult to get your money back.
As above
So many problems with this app. Orientation works poorly, can’t zoom in, need to log out and log back in every month for it to recognise my subscription, and worst of all it’s compressed to the hilt so text and images are grainy. Horrific. Won’t be renewing.
Decent magazine but why does the digital version arrive a week later than the paper magazine arrives in newsagents? And when will the Big Black Book arrive at all?
Images are over compressed, top menu bar is always showing on top of content, oh and I have to log out every month to then re log in to get my subscription to work. For a style magazine this isn't a very stylish app.
The app stopped working 3 months into my subscription. Hearst couldn't help me as I bought it via iTunes and they cannot access my details. Apple support couldn't help me as its's a third party app. They offered to cancel and refund, then 30 seconds later said they couldn't as the subscription was too old. (They sent me 3 credits for 3 film rentals instead, which is a nice gesture, but not really what I wanted). Shame, I really liked the magazine as well.
A combination of the recent undesirable app update, the cancellation of my app and print subscription by Hearst and the 'couldn't care less' attitude of their helpline has led me to just give up. It's not a bad read but it certainly isn't worth the hassle.
Neither the Feb or March versions have loaded. They're just not showing as an option to download. I've re-installed the app and still nothing. Not a lot was spent so not bothered really, but poor show Hearst!
