AmigaWorld
With regard to your unfortunate experience with AmigaWorld: this is a
rather late reply, but I hope it will be useful anyway.
>> this is a disgraceful way to run a magazine
Well, this is a disgraceful way to run a SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE. Realize,
please, that at most magazines the editorial and publishing unit, and the
subscription unit are completely separate areas that hardly ever even talk
to each other!
Doing nothing will not usually solve the "problem". What I do is take
their dunning notice, write a note, put it in their envelope and spend 25
cents on a stamp (unless it's a post-paid return envelope!). The note
would say, "Although I am NOT an owner of either an Amiga computer or
Amiga software, I appreciate your GIFT of a single unsolicited copy of your
magazine, AmigaWorld. I fully realize my memory is imperfect, so if I have
subscribed, please forward to me a photocopy of a contract or order form
that has my signature on it, and I will gladly pay for the single issue I
have received. Until you can do that, please cease any dunning notices and
remove my name from your mailing list." If you know a lawyer, put at
the bottom, "CC: <Whoever>, Atty."
. . . . . . JimDoc