Lisa Stevens
CEO
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I received a promotional code with my latest subscription shipment. The fine-print reads: Offer valid on [...] non-backorder [...] products only. Does that mean that I cannot use it for old issues of the DUNGEON magazine?
You can use it on Dungeon mag back issues since those are in stock and aren't backorderable. Basically a backorder exists when a product is out of print but there is a plan to bring it back into print some day in the future. Back issues of magazines are either in print in which case the discount applies, or out of print, in which case you will never be able to buy them again here at paizo.com. Make sense?
-Lisa
| Hyla Arborea |
Lisa Stevens wrote:Should be all good now.We are experiencing a few difficulties and Gary has been called in to fix stuff. Stupid promotional codes. :)
-Lisa
Yes, worked fine, thanks again. Order is placed.
Btw, S&H really is driving tears into my eyes. Is there no way to ship cheaper to Europe?
Cpt_kirstov
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Btw, S&H really is driving tears into my eyes. Is there no way to ship cheaper to Europe?
blame the US postal service on that one... when they did away with oversea postage internationally, the 2 cheapest international postage options went away. If you experiment, you can fit a lot into the flat rate boxes though, so you may be able to add more without having it go up any higher
Dark_Mistress
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Vic Wertz wrote:Lisa Stevens wrote:Should be all good now.We are experiencing a few difficulties and Gary has been called in to fix stuff. Stupid promotional codes. :)
-Lisa
Yes, worked fine, thanks again. Order is placed.
Btw, S&H really is driving tears into my eyes. Is there no way to ship cheaper to Europe?
Order a whole late so shipping isn't so bad considering? I am sure Paizo would be more than happy to sell to you till you can get the best bulk shipping discount possible :)
| Paul Ryan |
Yeah. Shipping can be a real pain in costs. After the Goodman Games sale, and the Cyber Monday sale, combined with my subscriptions, my bill for products in December after discounts was about US$200. The shipping costs to New Zealand were about the same, another US$200 or so.
Nikosandros
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Hyla Arborea wrote:blame the US postal service on that one... when they did away with oversea postage internationally, the 2 cheapest international postage options went away. If you experiment, you can fit a lot into the flat rate boxes though, so you may be able to add more without having it go up any higher
Btw, S&H really is driving tears into my eyes. Is there no way to ship cheaper to Europe?
Some online stores offer something called "USPS International Surface Air Lift" which is considerably cheaper than the other options. Couldn't Paizo use it too?
Gary Teter
Senior Software Developer
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We do. We call it "standard postal delivery." Any international shipment over four pounds has to go Priority Mail, though, so we attempt to split shipments into multiple packages to keep individual packages under that limit. The website also knows about flat-rate Priority Mail boxes, and if a shipment would be cheaper to ship in a flat-rate box rather than split into multiple boxes it'll select that instead.
Also, international standard postal delivery shipments of over $25 of merchandise and subscription shipments sent via standard postal delivery are currently subsidized by Paizo -- you actually pay less for shipping than what it costs us in postage.