What is Diesel Power thinking
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What is Diesel Power thinking
This just ticked me off, sent a note to the editor, feedback, and subscription depts, you may wish to do something similar, but check your renewal rate closely.
This is probably more for the subscription/marketing dept.
Recently I received a renewal notice saying urgent I needed to renew now or my subscription would lapse, "special professional rate" would be $19.97, I logged on to the website only to find that regular subscriptions were $19.95.
What????, I've been a subscribing member since day one, and my "professional rate" is .02 more than Joe Average, seems to me that existing subscribers would be rewarded more than that, as it turns out I had already renewed for $14.98/2yr, but it seems very odd to me that if a subscribing member chooses to only renew for 1 yr at a time they should not have to pay more than the standard going rate.
Just a heads up for you and your marketing team to consider, I'll be putting this out on several of the Diesel web forums as well, poor business IMO to stick it to supporting readership, yes it's just .02 but very poor treatment to those that have been loyal subscribers.
Is it not bad enough that every other page is advertisement upon advertisement that you would squeeze out an extra .02 per subscription, what are you guys thinking?
Contact Diesel Power Magazine
This is probably more for the subscription/marketing dept.
Recently I received a renewal notice saying urgent I needed to renew now or my subscription would lapse, "special professional rate" would be $19.97, I logged on to the website only to find that regular subscriptions were $19.95.
What????, I've been a subscribing member since day one, and my "professional rate" is .02 more than Joe Average, seems to me that existing subscribers would be rewarded more than that, as it turns out I had already renewed for $14.98/2yr, but it seems very odd to me that if a subscribing member chooses to only renew for 1 yr at a time they should not have to pay more than the standard going rate.
Just a heads up for you and your marketing team to consider, I'll be putting this out on several of the Diesel web forums as well, poor business IMO to stick it to supporting readership, yes it's just .02 but very poor treatment to those that have been loyal subscribers.
Is it not bad enough that every other page is advertisement upon advertisement that you would squeeze out an extra .02 per subscription, what are you guys thinking?
Contact Diesel Power Magazine
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Yeah they love to send you those things, I have a 2 year subsription and they started sending renewels about 6 monyjs into it. They are just trying to get you to get you to pay for more years. Keep ignoreing them and teh deal gets better, when I renewed for my 2 years it was only like $20 for 2 years.
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This just ticked me off, sent a note to the editor, feedback, and subscription depts, you may wish to do something similar, but check your renewal rate closely.
This is probably more for the subscription/marketing dept.
Recently I received a renewal notice saying urgent I needed to renew now or my subscription would lapse, "special professional rate" would be $19.97, I logged on to the website only to find that regular subscriptions were $19.95.
What????, I've been a subscribing member since day one, and my "professional rate" is .02 more than Joe Average, seems to me that existing subscribers would be rewarded more than that, as it turns out I had already renewed for $14.98/2yr, but it seems very odd to me that if a subscribing member chooses to only renew for 1 yr at a time they should not have to pay more than the standard going rate.
Just a heads up for you and your marketing team to consider, I'll be putting this out on several of the Diesel web forums as well, poor business IMO to stick it to supporting readership, yes it's just .02 but very poor treatment to those that have been loyal subscribers.
Is it not bad enough that every other page is advertisement upon advertisement that you would squeeze out an extra .02 per subscription, what are you guys thinking?
Contact Diesel Power Magazine
This is probably more for the subscription/marketing dept.
Recently I received a renewal notice saying urgent I needed to renew now or my subscription would lapse, "special professional rate" would be $19.97, I logged on to the website only to find that regular subscriptions were $19.95.
What????, I've been a subscribing member since day one, and my "professional rate" is .02 more than Joe Average, seems to me that existing subscribers would be rewarded more than that, as it turns out I had already renewed for $14.98/2yr, but it seems very odd to me that if a subscribing member chooses to only renew for 1 yr at a time they should not have to pay more than the standard going rate.
Just a heads up for you and your marketing team to consider, I'll be putting this out on several of the Diesel web forums as well, poor business IMO to stick it to supporting readership, yes it's just .02 but very poor treatment to those that have been loyal subscribers.
Is it not bad enough that every other page is advertisement upon advertisement that you would squeeze out an extra .02 per subscription, what are you guys thinking?
Contact Diesel Power Magazine
Sorry to hear about that; email me your mailing address and I'll send you a free Diesel Power Challenge DVD: steve.vonseggern@sorc.com
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Yep... I'm glad I have my Diesel World Subscription. It has 10x the tech. I went to the mail box and was all excited I got my new Diesel World, then I saw it was Diesel Power, It's sitting on the table, I thumbed through it real quick to see what Jason was doing with the 1st gen (nothing in there about it... again) and then have not even picked it up to read yet.
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