Why can't I get onto letters@944.com?   This is a magazine.?
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letters@944.com is an e-mail address\n\ntry http://www.944.com not sure if that's what you are looking for! (seems to be a fashion magazine for California)
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make sure u have a good internet connection and that you typed in the address right\n\ni really dont get what u r talking about though...
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if you are a student, you might be blocked. Some schools are block off blog sites.\n\nother than that your SOL,
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Thats strange...I was just on there not 2 minutes ago and had no problems...try again. Check out my site... dougieboy_2u
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It's a new program launched by the Adminstration to track your reading habits.  You should flip through all the magazines and make sure no microscopic bugs are planted and check the staples.  If that checks out notice the content matter it may lean toward a political bias of some sort it could be an attempt to plant unfriendly Adminstration propaganda.  If that's the case burn in  as swear loudly and praise the Adminstration so when the FBI comes to arrest you it's on record your gung-ho American.  Lastly and most likely it's a ploy by these companies to get you to purchase subscriptions to there magazines.  What will happen ?  They will start sending you bills at the end of the free trial and you'll have a hell of time finding out how to cancel them.  If that's not it don't worry if Saddam owned their parent company because we own it now.  God Bless America.
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Call the customer service number.  Not all magazines put the expiration date on the magazine label.  \n\nThey CS folks should also be able to tell you how you got your subscription (insert card, direct mail piece, etc.)
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I had this same problem from early morning 10-30-06 till late evening 11-01-06. Was unable to get answers from Yahoo! help. Finally I went to Yahoo! e-mail sign in page and reported that I forgot my ID. Found that I couldn't read my e-mail till I changed my password. By 11-01-06 around 8:00pm, at last all was well and I could get into my e-mail again. \n\nYahoo! is having big problems with all the big and crazy changes they're trying to make. Sure wish Yahoo! would learn to leave a good set up alone!!
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Perhaps the site is down.\nPerhaps your security settings are too high.
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Bad move subscribing to those things....\nSometimes the only way is to change phone numbers.\nOr if they're coming via email block the address
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It depends, how many friends, other writers, magazine editors, etc, do you know, who could give put a link to your website on their website.  \n\nEspecially if they are already listed on Yahoo, you will get listed faster, possibly very fast.\n\nSorry to hear about your problems.  Hope everything works out.
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I can't help you, but I understand your problem very well.  I have been trying to get into my my space for over 2 friggin weeks now...it's so frustrating.  They keep saying that I am using the wrong name or the wrong password.....UGH!  I wrote to those a%$%^   and told them the problem and 3 times they sent me the same crappy answer.  I've had it!  Screw those jerks!
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Isn't Teen People magazine supposed to be ceasing publication soon?\n\nI got mine Saturday.\nGo onto their site and find the subscriber section then it has an option for 'report a missing issue' after you enter your subscriber number, if I remember correctly. Good luck :)
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it might be a wrong website. try again
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God dammit!\n\nGet over it.  :)\n\nQuestions?  Comments?  Concerns?  Email me through the link in my profile, and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
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Have you tried calling the BBB in NY to see if they have a street listing? Or the NY City Directory perhaps? If that all fails, why not try emailing them or phoning them with an unrelated question, perhaps a subscription enquiry or do you have XYZ magazine in stock...see if you can find out something about them that way.
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You would probably not prevail for several reasons:\n\n1.  Your $500 per issue plus $100 per month late fee is not in line with any costs you have accrued as a result of receiving the magazines.  Your state probably dictates a maximum that can be charged as a late fee.\n\n2.  Your home is not an advertising medium, the magazine is.  Unless the publisher is pasting ads to your house, the magazine has no effect on your home.\n\n3.  You have no legal standing to sue for the (perceived) wrongful use of your mailbox.  The U.S. Postal Service retains the sole right to use the space in your mailbox.  It cannot legally be used for any other purpose than what is dictated by the Postal Service.  If the publisher is having the magazine delivered by mail, then there is no problem.  If the publisher hires its own carrier, then you can complain to the Post Office.\n\nBasically, unless you are paying unreasonable amounts of money to receive these magazines, there is nothing you can do.  Why not write "Refused--Return to Sender" on them and put them back in the mailbox.  They'll get the hint eventually.\n\nDisclaimer:  I am not a lawyer.  The above post is to be taken as an opinion, not as legal advice.  You should always a lawyer licensed in your jurisdiction if in doubt about a legal issue.
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could be several reasons. You could be getting the e-mail addy wrong, their in-box could be full, or the e-mail system you are using could be down. \nDoes it come back to you? If so, what does it say?