Carol
Oxford,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, January 21, 2004
The comment from Greg is such a joke. I neither called NME or sent them anything and low and behold today in the mail was a letter from them with regards to a $1,000,000 prize. Being the a consumer who questions everything I read ALL the fine print in the back and boy are there ever a bunch of stipulations. However, my biggest problem being is they noted the Consumer Opt Out Services and my entire family is listed on this list for the last year and a half and we are still receiving this information. Plus for anyone who is interested, the United States Postal Service still is a government agency, don't let any one fool you.
Greg
Largo,#3UPDATE Employee
Sun, July 27, 2003
National Magazine Exchange(NME) aka Special Data Processing is an outbound call center. This means you call us, we don't call unless you were a previous customer. One program NME is using is called One Switch. In this program a person who is moving calls in to report their change of address, getting the phone number from the US Post Office's change of address kit or from magazine publisher's reporting a subscriber's change of address. The US Postal Service is not a government agency anymore, its a private organization now, and they have outsourced "change of address" to private corporations. Either way, the caller is offered a discount magazine package. 2,3 or 4 nationally published magazines for $.99 a week. As for cancelling the order, it must be done within 7 days of placing the order. The best way is to call the Customer Service number on the confirmation letter sent to you.
Ginger
Washington,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 25, 2003
Hi my name is Ginger Jackson. A few weeks ago I recieved a phone call from national Magazine exchange to order 3 subcriptions of magazines for 3 years for 4 payments of 39.99. I sent off for the trip about a week and a half ago and still haven't recieved anything.