[email protected] (Jay Crews)
Reply-to: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
"Dear Franklin,
Thank you for your support and your e-mail. We had a scheduling conflict with our printer and our editorial calendar. We were facing the problem of the January issue hitting in the newsstand in February. This would have been a disaster, many newsstands will not place magazines with "back dates" on them. To resolve this issue, we had the covers of the January issue re-printed, they now say February 2005. This issue will hit the newsstands 2/4/05. The subscriber's issues were mailed out last week. The next issue of FAMA will be the March 2005 issue. Your expiration date will be adjusted to reflect the change.
We sincerely apologize for the confusion and the lateness of the magazine.
All the best,
Jay"
I am amazed at how far FAMA has gone down since DON DEWEY died. He would be ashamed. For a magazine to miss an issue due to "conflicts" is unforgivable. Pink blue and pastel issues were bad enough but this is amazing.
Aquayne
Reply-to: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
"Dear Franklin,
Thank you for your support and your e-mail. We had a scheduling conflict with our printer and our editorial calendar. We were facing the problem of the January issue hitting in the newsstand in February. This would have been a disaster, many newsstands will not place magazines with "back dates" on them. To resolve this issue, we had the covers of the January issue re-printed, they now say February 2005. This issue will hit the newsstands 2/4/05. The subscriber's issues were mailed out last week. The next issue of FAMA will be the March 2005 issue. Your expiration date will be adjusted to reflect the change.
We sincerely apologize for the confusion and the lateness of the magazine.
All the best,
Jay"
I am amazed at how far FAMA has gone down since DON DEWEY died. He would be ashamed. For a magazine to miss an issue due to "conflicts" is unforgivable. Pink blue and pastel issues were bad enough but this is amazing.
Aquayne