Popular Woodworking seems

Re: Popular Woodworking seems

Christopher Fitch @ Memphis

>I just got mine a few days ago in the mail...usually it takes a while for Borders, Barnes&Noble, HD/Lowes', etc to catch up to subscribers.

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Tony Zaffuto

>Don't feel bad, I subscribe and have yet to receive my copy in the mail! There has been talk above the June issue on several forums for more than two weeks now!

I contacted PW subscription service and they emailed my that my copy was enroute and I should have it by May 10th!

It's the postal service

Chuck Nickerson

>Magazines are mailed bulk rate. They move from center to center when the bag is full. That's why it ships for a mch lower rate.

So, to get my issues faster...

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>I should encourage all my neighbors to subscribe to the same magazines, right? Hmmmm....

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Terry Stapleton in PA

>Strange goings on. I live about 10 miles from Tony and I've had mine for quite a while.

Well, this ain't Memphis...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>But I just got mine this weekend. Look like a good read this month...

Re: It's the postal service

Rusty Miller-Tye, Tx

>Chuck,

Most magazines, like Populal Woodworking are mailed periodical rate (old 2nd class). This mail is treated about the same as first class. When it arrives at a processing center it is worked the same day or the next if it comes in after dispatch time.

Rusty

Nothing here yet, either...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>

Me too

Tony - Memphis

>I thought I had seen it in B&N at Wolfchase, but its been a long time. Wonder if the two woodworking stores get it any quicker?

Tony (Bartlett actually)

No, it ain't Memphis...

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>For one thing, I'm willing to bet that the shopkeepers in Ben Lomond don't say as you leave, "Y'all come back now, y'heah?" which I find utterly charming every time I visit (family on wife's side).

Re: No, it ain't Memphis...

Ten Thumbs

>Yep, some folk roun hyar do have purt near molasses sweet languige. I reckin its most charmin to those what dont heer it ever day. Our redeemin kwality tho.......sure do know how to cook them there bar-bee-kews! More pigs with class prefer to be on a Memphis spit than anywhere else. So many of them come in to town for Memphis in May cook-off, the local pig farms always run out of spare stalls.

Hate to revisit this, but...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>...is anyone else still waiting on the current issue? Think I'm fixin' to place a call.

Am I the only one?

Nope, your not the only one... *LINK*

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Hope that makes you feel somewhat better...Ya know that whole missery loves company line...


Ten thumbs post

I'm still waiting too!

Paul in NJ

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Dave Anderson Chester, NH

>Yeah, me too. I thought that is was the post office, but now I'm not so sure. What is it, about 3 weeks now since the first folks started to get theirs? Bummer, I wanted to read Adam's new article and then send him a scathing email telling him he was all wet. ;-)) It's been almost a month since I either saw him or talked to him.

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Mike G.

>Still waiting on mine too.

Mike G. in the "sticks" of SC

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sawdustdan

>I subscribed on line in mid March, the other day I contacted them and they said 6-8 wks to process subscription and that I would receive the April issue to start.

Last week I received a LN #4 and in the box was a free June addition.

BTW liked the magazine very much

Dan

Finally got mine just last Friday

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>which is about usual.

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Hank Knight from SC

>My subscription PW has not arrived in Columbia SC yet. I went to the local Barnes & Noble last night and it's not on the shelf there either.

Re: Hate to revisit this, but...

Frank Martin (Chicago, IL)

>I am still waiting too.