<VV> NO LUCK WITH New magazine with Corvair content -- Chevy Enthusiast

[AeroNed at aol.com]

I got sent to a "There was a problem processing your request" page. It had  
an e-mail address as the contact info. Clicked on that address and get a 
blank  e-mail message (don't they usually at least have a subject?) Anyhow, I 
wrote a  message telling my tale of woe (I short note saying the 
registration didn't  work) and sent it off. Finally, I got a returned e-mail informing 
me that the  e-mail the site gave me did not exist.
 
My first guess is that all of the "trial subscriptions" have been taken and 
 the back up page isn't working.
My second guess is that their web site is not very good.
 
Ned
 
 
In a message dated 11/15/2009 7:37:58 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
jhouston001 at cfl.rr.com writes:

I didn't  have any trouble.. did you check your email folders to make 
sure the  validation email didn't get sent to the "junk" or "spam" folder??

Jim  Houston
'65 Corsa

kenpepke at juno.com wrote:
> Thanks anyway BUT  this address produced yet another stupid computer 
run-around.
> Filled  out all the required info and sent ... twice :-(
>
> Got a message  that said if there was a problem to contact us directly 
... click on their  address and typed in my message then sent ... but it did 
not send.   Instead it brought up another form to fill out --> next --> next 
-->  then questions which I could not answer.  DELETED
>
> Why  would any business set up a system in which potential customers 
cannot contact  them?  Of course if I had just paid the $19.95 to subscribe 
right up  front things might have been different.
> Ken P
>
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>
> "Kent  Sullivan" <kentsu at corvairkid.com> wrote:
>
> Hi  everyone,
>
> The first issue of Chevy Enthusiast, a new magazine  (whose editor is a
> Corvair owner!) is now out. There is still time to  register for a free
> online subscription and three free print  issues:
>
> http://www.tinyurl.com/CEOffer/
>
> Rich  Truesdell, the editor, bought his Corvair in the Seattle area and  
drove
> it home to southern CA this summer. The first issue has a nice  article on
> his trip. Rich has a fondness for unusual Chevys so I think  this 
magazine is
> going to have a different slant, one that is likely  of interest to the
> Corvair community.
>
> Many members of  Corvairs NW got to know Rich when he bought his Corvair.
> He's a great  guy--a true car fanatic. We wish him all the best in his new
>  endeavor!
>
> --Kent
>  
>
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