You've Got Mail (or a Phone, or a News Tip): How to Reach the Denver Post and Not Get Lost in the Mile High Inbox
Let's face it, navigating the vast media landscape can be trickier than parallel parking on a Denver street during a Broncos game. You have a burning question about the latest city council kerfuffle, a news tip hotter than a green chile cheeseburger on a summer day, or maybe you just can't find the dang comics section in your digital subscription (we've all been there). Fear not, intrepid information seeker, for this guide will illuminate your path to contacting the Denver Post like a beacon in a blizzard (which, let's be honest, could happen in Denver any time of year).
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Breaking News: How to Reach the Newsroom with Your Hot Tips
So, you stumbled upon a story that would make Wyatt Earp raise an eyebrow? Don't let that juicy news nugget turn to journalistic compost! The Denver Post thrives on citizen sleuths like yourself. Here's how to become a secret agent of truth (minus the trench coat and gadgets):
- Email those ace reporters directly: Find the contact information for relevant Denver Post journalists on their website. They're like ninjas, lurking in the digital shadows, waiting for your intel.
- Blast it to newsroom@denverpost.com: This is your general news tip bat-signal. Fire away with your expos�, but remember, keep it concise and factual (like a well-written tweet, but with more than 280 characters).
- Get text-savvy with 720-663-9316: Because sometimes, a photo or video is worth a thousand words (or a poorly punctuated email).
Pro Tip: If your tip involves aliens landing at Casa Bonita, maybe hold off on the newsroom email and head straight to the X-Files hotline (we can't guarantee their existence, but hey, it's worth a shot).
QuickTip: Note key words you want to remember.
Customer Service SOS: Help! My Paperboy is a Rogue Drone!
Subscription woes got you feeling like a deflated Rocky Mountain oyster? Don't fret, we've all been there. The Denver Post customer service team is here to be your hero (or at least get your comics back on track).
- Dial those digits: Ring up 303-832-3232 and a friendly voice will guide you through the labyrinth of subscription mysteries.
- Member Services to the rescue: For digital woes or questions about your online account, shoot an email to memberservices@denverpost.com. They're the decoder ring to your digital subscription confusion.
Remember: Patience is a virtue, especially when dealing with hold music. Just think of it as a chance to practice your yodeling skills (because, Denver).
Tip: Train your eye to catch repeated ideas.
Speak Up! How to Submit a Letter (or Rant) to the Editor
Got an opinion that would make Rush Limbaugh blush (or Rachel Maddow cackle)? The Denver Post welcomes your fiery (or insightful) commentary with open arms (and an editor's red pen).
- Channel your inner Hemingway: Craft a letter to the editor under 250 words (because brevity is the soul of wit, as they say). Include your full name, address, and phone number for verification purposes (don't worry, they won't sell your info to telemarketers trying to sell you elk steaks). Blast it off to openforum@denverpost.com
- Dial it in (literally): You can also voice your opinion by calling 303-954-1331. Just be prepared to navigate the intricacies of phone menus (because sometimes, technology conspires against us all).
Remember: Keep it civil, even if your blood pressure is rivaling the altitude.
Tip: Reading with intent makes content stick.
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Frequently Asked Questions (Because We Know You Have Them)
How to Submit an Event to the Calendar: Head to the Denver Post website and navigate to the "Events" section. There's a handy online form waiting to be filled with your happening details.
How to Place a Classified Ad: Unfortunately, the Denver Post no longer accepts classified ads. But fear not, the internet is a vast classifieds marketplace these days!
Tip: Summarize each section in your own words.
How to Cancel My Subscription: You can manage your subscription online at myaccount.denverpost.com or call customer service at 303-832-3232.
How to Report a Missed Delivery: Give customer service a ring at 303-832-3232. They'll be your knight in shining armor (or at least, your newspaper delivery detective).
How to Get a Refund: Contact customer service at 303-83
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