Long Island Pennysaver
Reviews and Complaints

Lipennysaver is not a good experience. You talk to them and they advertise without your permission. Then they charge your credit card without telling you. You have to be careful with this magazine because they don't do what they say. They take your money and a lot of it. I know from experience. Trust me.

I gotta say, I'm usually a big fan of the Long Island Penny Saver. I mean, who doesn't love finding out about the best local spots for grub or snagging some sweet deals at a garage sale? But I gotta tell ya, I was pretty ticked off when I saw their "Help Wanted" section recently.

See, they let this company called "adSource" run an ad saying that the United States Post Office was "now hiring." But let me tell you, that's a bunch of baloney for my neck of the woods. The post office ain't hiring nobody within 30 miles of my home location, and that's the truth. And get this - they're trying to sell you some testing material that you don't even need, and there ain't no refunds either! What a bunch of crooks.

I'm telling you, don't fall for this scam. The number they go by is ***829, and you should steer clear of them. I talked to my local post office and some other postal workers, and they all confirmed that the post office is actually looking to downsize, not hire. And that battery test they're talking about? It ain't even that hard - you don't need no extra study material for it.

So, for your own sake, don't get suckered into this false advertising. It's a real shame that the Long Island Penny Saver would let something like this slip through the cracks. But hey, nobody's perfect, right? Just be careful out there, folks.