I can never tell since that harpy Alanis Morrissette released that song...
But anyway, I thought I'd share an interesting Dungeon-related story:
A while back, I ordered some back issues through this website, and was very, very impressed by the speed at which they made their way to my mailbox (six business days). So I sent Dungeon an e-mail letting them know how much I appreciated that. To my surprise, someone decided to print it in "Prison Mail."
Thing is, I missed that issue. And I had to order it through the website again. And again, it showed up very quickly (ten days this time, but there was a holiday in there). So again, I'll mention that that department is doing a great job. They all deserve raises.
Just thought it was kind of funny that my letter about ordering back issues was printed in an issue I ended up having to order as a back issue...
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I have always received my back-issue orders quickly, and they're well packaged. Someone there named Amanda has helped me a few times, and she is awesome. While I am sure there are others and they all do a great job, I have associated her with Paizo's customer service. So, props to Amanda - she's doing a great job. Make certain you keep her, Paizo.
Don Kenneth Brown
Salt Lake City, Utah
RPG Superstar 2013 Top 4, RPG Superstar 2011 Top 16
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From what I've heard the lag in delivery time is the fault of the good ole USPS. They decide to deliver our periodical when ever they get around to it (as the postage used isn't a priority, nor is the cirrculation large enough to warrant many complaints)... or so the rumor goes.
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I can confirm, that back issue delivery to Germany does not take more than two weeks.
On the other hand subscribed issues seem to take 2+ months of delivery time.
=> Are subscribers to switch to back issue ordering?! ;-)
Is there a way to adapt back issue delivery to subscription delivery? I do not mind two weeks of delivery time, but more than two months (still waiting!) are too much!
Guenther