Where is my FWW magazine?

[Ramps]

Maybe we should direct their notice to this thread. If I knew how to, I would do it.

It's unfortunate and probably not their fault, but as a goodwill gesture it would be a very worthwhile PR exercise. If I were Tauntons, I would have to be very wary about the harm this could do to their marketing in Australia, that is, if we are significant enough to them I suppose.

Good idea Samson ... I've just done that with my correspondence as I hadn't sent them one as yet and I think the replacement one from the newsagency is a pretty poor solution due to cost and availability in some areas.

[Ironwood]

Well I'm still waiting for them to turn up in the newsagents in Mackay!!

[mat]

Why not ask for temporary on-line access as compensation. You can download articles as PDF and print off or even save.

[silentC]

Just received some spam from FWW that contains this:

Whether you're new to woodworking or you've been making sawdust for years, you owe it to yourself to see how Fine Woodworking offers information and insight you won't find anywhere else.

With each issue, you'll:
•build valuable skills
•learn from professional woodworkers
•get proven know-how
•make the best tool buys

Enjoy up to 50% savings on Fine Woodworking magazine, subscribe today.

They're just teasing me now :mad:

[Wongo]

I am still waiting for the reply of the 3 emails I sent them. What happened to those emails anyway?

[silentC]

They're ignoring you, Wongo. I hear they are all cat lovers at FWW.

[Bob38S]

Received this reply this morning - I also opted not to buy here and extend my subscription - I hope this is not a sign of what is going to happen with the Tools & Shops extra magazine - like mine was last year.

Thank you for your reply. This e-mail is to confirm that we have
received your reply and will follow your instructions to replace FWW
#186. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you
again for your interest in Taunton Press publications.

Sincerely,
ELIZABETH
Customer Service
800-477-8727
www.taunton.com/web

[Wongo]

They're ignoring you, Wongo. I hear they are all cat lovers at FWW.

So am I.

[silentC]

So am I.

What? Ignoring yourself? Yes, that would be wise

[soundman]

:eek: :eek: I wondered what was missing.... mine hasn't arrived either.

:confused: :confused: :eek:

major problem.... must contacy taunton without delay.

cheers

[bsrlee]

My FWW arrived today - no e-mails necessary. It seems to have been posted in the Dominican Republic !!!:confused: Yeah, its the issue with Garry R. pouting at his router bits.

Anyhow, there seems to be a new issue out on Taunton's web site - I wonder how long this one will take to get here?

[soundman]

Oh dear..... At one time mine was comming "Deuchepost".
I know the american postal system is a little strange but how can it be more effective to ship something to germany then back to australia.
:confused: :confused:

cheers

[bitingmidge]

I know the american postal system is a little strange but how can it be more effective to ship something to germany then back to australia.

And then phone them to enquire, only to speak to someone in India?

P

[bitingmidge]

If you do read this thread Mr Taunton, please note that the number of views at the time of this post is 1,600 which is a sure sign that not just the posters have an interest in the outcome!


Cheers,

P

[Auld Bassoon]

Oh dear..... At one time mine was comming "Deuchepost".
I know the american postal system is a little strange but how can it be more effective to ship something to germany then back to australia.
:confused: :confused:

cheers

I'm a little curious as to this also, as I have had several US publications delivered via Austria. I'm wondering if there is a scanning device that reads the first few letters and concludes "Aust" must be Austria?