Attention Print Subscribers: Warning about bogus renewal notices
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We have also learned that this company operates under a variety of other names with a mailing address in Reno, NV. More information, including a long list of company aliases, is available here and here. Many other publishers and subscribers are also affected by what this company is doing.
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You know, there really ought to be a law against doing that.
I hope nobody was fooled by such an obvious scam.
Especially Reason's vulnerable elderly subscribers.
Don't renew my subscription. Got it.
Wait, you mean I just renewed at $8 a month and gave my credit card info, SSN and DOB under dubious circumstances?
Not to worry, I've got a bunch of money coming my way from an African prince soon enough.
Those scammers have been doing this for all kinds of magazines and I get at least one a week if not more. Scumbags.
This wouldn't be happening if Bush hadn't deregulated everything.
Yes, this.
Market failure!
Is this illegal or just scummy?
Oops, I did respond to that mailing. But all I sent was a box of flaming dog poop and a letter complaining about the treatment of Mitt Romney and red light cameras.
So you sent them the last issue of Reason?
Reason's subscription renewal notice should be an issue with everything but the Steve Chapman articles torn out.
By the way, thanks for the heads up. I got one of the bogus notices in the mail earlier this week.
This is the greatest outrage of them all.
CANCEL MY SUBSCRIPTION!
This kind of crap never happened when Postrel was in charge.
Thanks