Most assuredly unethical, but probably not illegal. Apparently, magazine publishing is the last refuge of the scoundrel (appolgies to Samuel Johnson). How unfortunate that deliberately bilking consumers is the order of the day. Inexplicably, I received one issue as a downloadable version. 2018 - and told them I would not be sending renewal$ until 2018. I assume that's because I returned an "invoice" - which clearly shows me paid through Nov. In another case, I haven't received an issue for several months, though online, my account says paid up, and subscription doesn't end until Nov. I'm currently inquiring with the publisher on this one - no resolution yet. I was reminded to enter new info, which I did, but new card was not charged for the renewal and my subscription was automatically "cancelled", though I had paid for another 12 issues.
In one case, my subscription is paid through Jun/Jul 2018, but auto-renewal credit card expired. In addition to the endless "renewal notices" received (similar to other consumers), I'm dealing with these: Used to be that you subscribed for a magazine and they sent you issues until your paid up subscription expired.Īpparently no longer the case.
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Then, you don’t have to rely on renewal notices at all. Your best bet: Call the publisher using the phone number on its website or in the magazine to find out if it sent the solicitation and what it charges for renewal. Third-parties may charge much more for renewals than the publisher. Renewal offers may come from magazine publishers directly or from third-party companies (unrelated to the publisher) that buy subscriber lists to solicit renewals. But a renewal notice is simply a reminder about when your subscription expires. Some renewal notices may look like invoices or bills, even though the fine print says otherwise. Understand that a renewal notice is NOT a bill or an invoice.And remember, it never hurts to negotiate the price or shop around for a better deal. If lists aren’t your thing, contact the magazine publisher directly – or check the magazine's customer service site for account information and renewal prices.That way, when you get a renewal notice, you can check the expiration date and decide whether to renew or wait. Since this information is included on most magazine mailing labels, simply clip the label and add it to your list. Keep a running list of your magazine subscriptions, including account numbers and expiration dates.
Sound familiar? Well, here are a few tips to help keep track of magazine subscriptions. Keeping track of the expiration dates for my magazine subscriptions can get confusing, especially when I get multiple renewal notices for the same publication. But sometimes I get overwhelmed by renewal notices. () Updated (M.I enjoy reading magazines related to my hobbies, for trends and inspiration. We also rate them High for factual reporting due to proper sourcing and a reasonable fact check record. Overall, we rate The Week Left Biased based on story selection that frequently favors the left and strongly left-leaning editorial positions.
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