Moreover, since the last 48 hours, I don't receive any further post from the list which is, statistically speaking, at least disturbing.
Here I try again the contact with another copy of one of my last posts (MAPS problem) to make sure I receive at least this copy through the list.
Sorry if redundant.
Best,
Zelimir
---------- Hello Alex, Walter, Bernd, Christian, List,
The same here in France. Last issue received: October 2004 (Neuschweinstein)
and also the strange message as well!
At least the mess and delay seems to be independent on the country and is
random (normal for a mess...)
I decided so far to "wait and see" until either I receive the missing issues or
a reminder for 2005 subscription.
Needless to say that I did subscribe for 2004, despite the strange message.
I agree that some official contact (complain ?) should be made, e.g. in Tucson.
You have all my support. I am affraid that our heavy teaching period over here
in February is preventing me attending Tucson until my retirement...
Cheers,
Zelimir
Selon Alexander Seidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Christian, Bernd, Walter, and list, > > the last magazine that I received was the October 2004 issue, > as well. I did not receive the strange message that Bernd and > Walter obviously have received, but nonetheless one must come > to the conclusion that things seem to be completely out of order > with the sales and subscription department of an otherwise > high class journal. With a delay of magazine delivery lasting a > quarter of a year (...which was even worse a few months ago) I > am a bit hesitant in sending the 2005 subscription fees right at > this moment. I will do as soon as they either catch up with a > nominal timeline or at least make an official statement about > their obvious problems, and the reasons for all that. In the > meantime, from their side, I observe nothing but...silence, and > this is far from making a customer-friendly professional job on > the subscription side of an otherwise highly recommendable journal, > which is the organ of a high class society. > > May be one of the people on this list with closer connections to > the editor at the UoA in Tucson can comment on this a bit more... > > Alex > Berlin/Germany > >
>
Prof. Zelimir Gabelica Université de Haute Alsace ENSCMu, Lab. GSEC, 3, Rue A. Werner, F-68093 Mulhouse Cedex, France Tel: +33 (0)3 89 33 68 94 Fax: +33 (0)3 89 33 68 15
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