silk@dorm.rutgers.edu (Silk Merchant) (03/03/91)
>>I was getting Amiga Plus was because of their disks. I paid $40 for their >>subscription, and what do I get now??? I get my Amiga World subscription extened >>by a couple of issues. whoopie! By the way, you can use that $10 coupon on >>purchases of $40 or more only. >>Bo Najdrovsky >Thats exactly why I was subscribing. I think they wanted us to use the coupon >to subscribe to their new tech journal. >Now all we need is Amazing Comp. to buy .info You think that's bad. I had just subscribed to Amiga Plus, and before I had even received a single issue, I get the letter saying that I'm now getting another magazine, w/o the disk feature that caused me to buy Amiga Plus. A question: there were _TWO_ subscription rates for Amiga Plus. One with and another without the disk. Do I get a bonus for paying extra money for a disk option that I will NEVER get, or is there no difference between the two subscriptions (and I was royally screwed)? -Jon
liberato@dri.com (Jimmy Liberato) (03/04/91)
> I get this letter that states: You will be receiving AmigaWorld, beginning > with the April issue, for the remainder of your AMIGA Plus subscription. There is a touch of irony in all this, too. At the end of last year I suddenly began receiving AMIGA Plus. It turns out that it was a fulfillment to the old Sentry magazine which I got boned on when it went under about two years or so ago. (The guy who published Sentry had just joined AMIGA Plus according to .info magazine.) So now AMIGA Plus tells me that the remainder of my "subscription" will be fulfilled by AmigaWorld beginning the very month my AmigaWorld subscription is expiring. As for me, I'm not displeased. I wish I would have gotten the tech version instead, though. -- Jimmy Liberato liberato@dri.com ...uunet!drivax!liberato