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Hi Angelica
I don't know is the short answer, but I share your troubles with shipment. I too enjoyed the magazine and was generally reconciled to receiving it several weeks after everyone else (or so it seemed) had spotted the fox and had it for lunch.
In the end deliveries got so sporadic that I did not renewExperience is something you don't get until just after you need it.
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Just living is not enough said the butterfly. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower. (Hans Christian Andersen)
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Angelika, I feel sorry for your dilema. I hope the Mag. takes care of what they can. Sometimes it's the mail & not the magazine. I have little faith in our mail system here in the States. They would be the first that I would blame for any delay's. Hope things work out for you. Good LuckPERK
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For you folks over seas, request that the publishers offer an electronic edition. I know this isn't the best way to read the magazine, but it would improve delivery reliability. I would love to see this happen, but I'd still order the paper version.Dan H
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I don't understand what the delay is. You do not even have to put air mail on any letter or magazine anymore. It all goes by air.
Perk, I have to disagree with you about the mail service in the US. Sometimes it takes a little longer but most of my orders are received in two days.
FD MikeSD Mike
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Catlyn,with you living in Arkansas, I don't think that you would have any problems with the magazine being delivered. If you look to see where Angelika and Mayo Farmer live, you might see why they are having delivery problems. One is from Germany and the other is from Ireland, and the magazines have to pass through many hands and delivery systems to get to them. I think that this is the problem their facing, more then anything else. I live in Canada, and I have never had a problem recieving any of my issues of the magazine.
Len
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Originally posted by lucky2 View PostCatlyn,with you living in Arkansas, I don't think that you would have any problems with the magazine being delivered. If you look to see where Angelika and Mayo Farmer live, you might see why they are having delivery problems. One is from Germany and the other is from Ireland, and the magazines have to pass through many hands and delivery systems to get to them. I think that this is the problem their facing, more then anything else. I live in Canada, and I have never had a problem recieving any of my issues of the magazine.
Len
I do love the magazine. And I know of another woodworking mag and will probably subscribe to both of them.
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Angelica we have discussed this on the forum previously.
I received the Holiday issue in New Zealand very quickly, almost as quickly as the reports on the forum from others in the USA, but I have not ever received the previous one, notwithstanding my contacting Customer Services. I too am feeling the same way about renewing my magazine subscription.
I have had no problems with the packets of blades from Mike and I wonder whether magazines are fair game to the postal guys looking for some light reading where a packet of blades is less attractive.
Rhys
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Hello Angelica,
I live in Belgium and have a subscribtion for more then two years... sometimes i have my issue before the people who live in USA, and sometimes a little later, but I never had problems. An electronic version would be good, but I love my paper issues...Frieke
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Just living is not enough said the butterfly. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower. (Hans Christian Andersen)
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Angelika,
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