I received an email reply from Quiltmaker this am - they will honour
the lower website price on a renewal subscription for my magazine -
they apologized for the higher priced 'special' offer. In this case,
logic has paid off.
I don't object to so-called special startup rates for new customers
and realize that full price is applicable after a certain time period
- but in the case of magazine subscriptions, where there is no penalty
for cancelling a subscription, the same rates should apply for all
customers (with international variances applied, of course).
jennellh
On Jul 18, 12:47=A0am, "Donna in Idaho" <donar...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> That's how they get you to subscribe. =A0Internet service providers do
th=
e
> same thing, new subscribers get a good deal for the first 3 months, then
=
the
> price goes up to the 'regular' price. =A0Satellite TV does that, also. =
=A0You
> subscribe to a book club, you get 6 or 7 books almost free, then you
have=
to
> start paying for them!
>
> Donna in SW Idaho
>
> "jennellh" <quiltinepean-m...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>
> news:a1b88178-125a-4a10-8682-02f1ca69424c@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> My subscription is good until 2009 but my point is that the cost for
> renewing is $17US more than the cost of a new subscription. =A0I don't
> object to receiving multiple renewal notices but I do object to the
> extra cost attached to a renewal offer. =A0eg. new 2yr subscription =3D
> $41.97 while a renewal for the same 2yr period =3D $58.98!!
> It doesn't compute??? =A0jennellh
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