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mike gregory - Posted - 01/16/2018: 19:02:49
There is a company called " PMB Pacific Magazine Billing LP"
And they're sending out subscription renewal forms, simply hoping that people don not keep track of WHEN their subscriptions run out.
I do.
The form they sent me today, is for one that runs out in May of 2019.
As I understand it, they WILL forward some ( not all) of your money to the magazine. But they do not deserve ANY of it.
heyjude - Posted - 01/17/2018: 03:25:28
BBB Business Profile | Pacific Magazine Billing Inc
bbb.org/.../magazine.../pacifi...-ca-17...
Rating: 1 - ?34 reviews
San Marcos, CA 92078. ... Factors that affect the rating for Pacific Magazine Billing Inc include: ... Pacific Magazine Billing Inc has received 1.02 out of 5 stars based on 34 Customer Reviews and a BBB Rating of F.
Thanks for the heads up Mike.
Jude
Texasbanjo - Posted - 01/17/2018: 04:42:06
If I renew a magazine, I do so from whomever is producing/selling/marketing that magazine. I don't trust these companies that say they'll renew for you. I usually just let the magazine subscription expire because I don't want to pay full price for it the next year. If the company is interested and smart, they'll send me a marked down/cut rate price for another year. If not, I probably didn't need it anyway. The only magazines I do renew yearly are Banjo Newsletter and Bluegrass Unlimited (and I'm thinking about dropping that one).
loukiii - Posted - 01/18/2018: 04:41:09
Why read a magazine when you have Banjo Hangout? Everything worth knowing can be found right here.