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I subscribed to WJ in August, and I went to their website last night to
investigate why I had not received any issue. I assumed it was just a
matter of waiting another week or two. After I logged onto their site,
in my account area it indicated that I should have received a Sept issue
and a November issue by now. When I marked the box that I hadn't
received them, it quickly replied that they had no back issues and that
my subscription would be extended by 3 months.

So, if you are a subscriber, you may want to check that you are
receiving the issues you paid for.

Bill

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On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 14:54:47 -0400, Bill
wrote:


I subscribed to WJ in August, and I went to their website last night to
investigate why I had not received any issue. I assumed it was just a
matter of waiting another week or two. After I logged onto their site,
in my account area it indicated that I should have received a Sept issue
and a November issue by now. When I marked the box that I hadn't
received them, it quickly replied that they had no back issues and that
my subscription would be extended by 3 months.

So, if you are a subscriber, you may want to check that you are
receiving the issues you paid for.

Dunno 'bout you, Bill, but every NEW subscription I start says it has
a 9-12 week first-issue delay for processing. I always scream for the
current issues and they usually deliver, but the folks answering the
phone say "We haven't received it yet." because I go through the
cheapest outlets. 3 years of mag for $10 or $14.97/yr through the
mag?

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Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball!

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Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 14:54:47 -0400,
wrote:


I subscribed to WJ in August, and I went to their website last night to
investigate why I had not received any issue. I assumed it was just a
matter of waiting another week or two. After I logged onto their site,
in my account area it indicated that I should have received a Sept issue
and a November issue by now. When I marked the box that I hadn't
received them, it quickly replied that they had no back issues and that
my subscription would be extended by 3 months.

So, if you are a subscriber, you may want to check that you are
receiving the issues you paid for.

Dunno 'bout you, Bill, but every NEW subscription I start says it has
a 9-12 week first-issue delay for processing. I always scream for the
current issues and they usually deliver, but the folks answering the
phone say "We haven't received it yet." because I go through the
cheapest outlets. 3 years of mag for $10 or $14.97/yr through the
mag?

--
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball!

I know what you are saying, but they had evidently already established
my expiration date and indicated that they had mailed 2 issues. It was
just a FYI, YMMV.

Bill

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On Sat, 16 Oct 2010 20:26:54 -0400, Bill wrote:

Larry Jaques wrote:
On Thu, 14 Oct 2010 14:54:47 -0400,
wrote:


I subscribed to WJ in August, and I went to their website last night to
investigate why I had not received any issue. I assumed it was just a
matter of waiting another week or two. After I logged onto their site,
in my account area it indicated that I should have received a Sept issue
and a November issue by now. When I marked the box that I hadn't
received them, it quickly replied that they had no back issues and that
my subscription would be extended by 3 months.

So, if you are a subscriber, you may want to check that you are
receiving the issues you paid for.

Dunno 'bout you, Bill, but every NEW subscription I start says it has
a 9-12 week first-issue delay for processing. I always scream for the
current issues and they usually deliver, but the folks answering the
phone say "We haven't received it yet." because I go through the
cheapest outlets. 3 years of mag for $10 or $14.97/yr through the
mag?

--
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball!

I know what you are saying, but they had evidently already established
my expiration date and indicated that they had mailed 2 issues.

Ayup, they blew it, alright.


It was just a FYI, YMMV.

OK.

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Know how to listen, and you will
profit even from those who talk badly.
-- Plutarch