Hi everyone,
Here is the current situation as far as I’m concerned:

NOA has offered to send all the remaining issues from my subscription in a 
single shipment at the end.
That means going 11 months without an issue.
On the one hand, that’s good; on the other, I’ll really miss the monthly joy of 
receiving the new magazine.

Origami-jp (Tanteidan) has also become aware of the issue and is looking for a 
solution. I’m still missing 5 issues from Volume 37. However, with them, there 
has always been the option to receive all issues in a single shipment anyway.

It’s not a huge deal, really, but 25 years after the digital revolution, I had 
imagined things would be different.


Have a nice day,
Stefan

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Anna via Origami
11.07.2026 23:07
Yes, it happened to me last year with the Tanteidan magazines.
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Hello Anna!
That will probably be my next problem, since I also subscribe to Tanteidan 
Magazine.
I really ought to write to them about it in advance.
Thanks
Stefan
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Gesendet: Samstag, 11. Juli 2026 23:07
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Hello,

Yes, it happened to me last year with the Tanteidan magazines. Suddenly the 
Austrian customs charged absurd amounts for each magazine, way more than the 
price of the magazine itself, so my partner and I had to cancel our 
subscription. I'm very unhappy about it but don't know what else to do.

Anna from Vienna/Austria

Am Sa., 11. Juli 2026 um 01:36 Uhr schrieb Stefan Zingrebe 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>:
Dear origami friends,

I’ve subscribed to NOA magazine since 2022 (starting with issue 563).
Yesterday, for the first time, the mail carrier asked for 11 euros to cover 
customs charges (in Germany).
I refused delivery because I can’t afford that in the long run (the 
subscription still has two years to run).
Have any of you had similar experiences recently (in Europe)?
Has something changed?
I haven’t contacted NOA yet, but I plan to do so.
I would really appreciate any feedback.

Best regards,
Stefan

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