
Lenarior |

Hi.
I was just wondering if anyone on this forum, who subscibes to dungeon (or dragon), lives in a european country. I would just like to check if such a subscription works or if it has difficulties. I'm thinking of subscribing but can't make up my mind if it's a good idea.
If your'e wondering I live in sweden.

Oxiplegatz |

I live in Norway and started a subscription to both Dungeon and Dragon Mag. last year around these times. I have never had any problems with deliveries of both mags, maybe they take some time to arrive now and then, but they always arrive :)
By reading about all the problems a lot of the US crowd have with deliveries, it amazes me how the US postal service is :-p
EL

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Living in Belgium, subscribed to Dungeon, they deliver, the time to arrive is allways variable, sometimes it takes weeks, other times it seems to arrive allmost a week later. It allways arrived before the next issue was sent out though.
I subscribed recently to dragon and will see how that goes. It seems a subscription is better though since the game shops in my city are waiting for dungeon & dragon magazines from 2 months ago.

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I live in Germany as well and I had both VERY positive AND negative experiences so far. :(
I started subscribing to both Dungeon and Dragon a bit more than one year ago. Delivery by then was catastrophic, a lot of subscribers complained about delivery problems in these message boards, some issues never reached me and I still had to buy them at my local gaming store.
Paizo took customer complaints seriously, though. From then on issues were sent by a different intermediate distributor in U.K., subcriptions with delivery problems were automatically prolonged by one free issue and delivery worked out fine.
Last month I prolonged my subscription. Ever since the old problems start again, as if there had not been all these problems before! One month after prolonging my subscription I received another letter, proposing me to prolong my subscription - according to Paizo subscription service just a coincidence. I still wait for my first issue to arrive (or rather: I was forced to buy it again at my local gaming store before it was sold out), so far I should already have received Dungeon #130 and Dragon #339...
Just before christmas I wrote a posting to this very message board, provocantly titled "European Subscribers = 2nd Class Customers?". I received an answer by Paizo which sums up pretty much which peculiarities are to be taken into account when subscribing from abroad:
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/dnd/general/europeanPrivateSubscribers 2ndClassCustomers#44079
Ok. Probably I just have bad luck. But so far this happened at the start of each of my subscriptions...
I will try to reach Paizo customer service by phone today. If anyone is interested, I can tell you about the outcome...
Günther
Germany