August 2004 just arrived, looking like someone had been paging thru it with
a back hoe.... I am curious how much it would cost to have it arrive in
good shape?
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18 years ago
Mangled Railroader Magazine
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18 years ago
I suppose you could ask MR to send it fed ex: then the cost would be about
$10. I also suppose if you contacted the customer service number published
somewhere in the magazine, they might send you another one.
Ed
in article f%VGc.24445$ snipped-for-privacy@nwrddc02.gnilink.net, David R. Campbell at snipped-for-privacy@bellatlantic.net wrote on 7/7/04 10:00 AM:
Ed
in article f%VGc.24445$ snipped-for-privacy@nwrddc02.gnilink.net, David R. Campbell at snipped-for-privacy@bellatlantic.net wrote on 7/7/04 10:00 AM:
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18 years ago
They'll send you another one if you call their customer service number.
I had this happen a few years ago with an issue of Trains...it looked like
someone had tried to feed one corner into a shredder.
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18 years ago
Speaking from experience, it probably got caught in a conveyor belt at the post
office central distribution facility, either in Milwaukee or more likely in
your regional PO. I've worked the machinery for 2nd class mail (periodicals),
and that does happen from time to time, especially when bundles come undone.
Not much you can do. It's just the law of averages.
Jay Americans have the best legislature money can buy. Unfortunately it's corporate money.
Jay Americans have the best legislature money can buy. Unfortunately it's corporate money.
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18 years ago
Probably more than it costs to bulk ship then, and replace the
occasional mangled copy.
If you call Kalmbach at their 1-800 number, or drop them an email message, they will spend two or three bucks to send you a replacement copy in a paper envelope, and they won't complain a bit.
Don't bother to reply via email...I've been JoeJobbed.
If you call Kalmbach at their 1-800 number, or drop them an email message, they will spend two or three bucks to send you a replacement copy in a paper envelope, and they won't complain a bit.
Don't bother to reply via email...I've been JoeJobbed.
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18 years ago
Indeed, Kalmback will replace it if you contact them. I know this from
experience as I've had to do it 4 or 5 times since they spotted sending the
magazine in a plastic envelope!
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