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New format and paper stock for 2011…
The coming issues (early mid-2011 and the following one) sees trialled a new rag grade, Super Paper; significantly altered design and format; and an increased print run of 3000. We intend these changes to help see the mag distributed and dispersed to an even wider audience. Thanks for your support in seeing these trialled changes come through, we firmly believe they will make the mag more accessible.
Note – to offset the price reduction current existing subscribers from 2010 will receive the two rag grade Super paper editions in lieu of their one outstanding edition. Fairtrade or what?
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the passion for surfing grows more and more. i will never loose my stoak for surfing.
not subsribing,why? you will not deliver to a po box
Hi Paul,
Yes we will mate. We’ll deliver to a cave in the fjordlands of NZ if need be.
Cheers,
Clif.
yes Paul I subscribed waay back in the early days of the Pelican and it arrived in my PO Box .. no hassles
Righteo Nettle your pay pal will not take my PO Box as a valid address, yet I see above this has worked for others.
Little insight as to how I can get this happening?
Hey Ren,
Even though Paypal says no PO Box just put it in anyway and it will accept. they do that because some people send large packages. But ours is an A4 envelope so no wuckas.
Clif.
Sorry guys but it wont accept the PO Box as valid and kicks you back to re-enter your data. either that or i just ordered an annual subscription about 15 times over.
i tried various combinations of the number then Po Box, C/- Po Box, POB, etc but the computer aint taking it.
Damn, that is weird. Email me your address, you can find my details on the “About” page. Send a cheque or money order to our PO Box addy on “About” page. I will get an issue to you.
In the meantime I will find out how to do the PO Box on Paypal.
G’day,
Could you kindly inform me as to whether postage to Japan is available and at what cost? Also, are past issues available?
Thanking you in advance,
Dan.
Hey Dan,
We post to a few people in Japan. For an annual subscription (2 x issues) to Japan it is $30.00 AUD
Cheers,
Clif.
paypalwon’t work for me.
do you have a phone no. i can call to organise payment for a subscription?
pete s
Cliff
Do you give discounts to beach bums?
C’mon man can you spare a dollar? i need to catch a train to the hospital to see my sick daughter.
oi Marcus, you sure she is sick
Do you mean beach bums like this:
http://www.s-e-x-wax.com/2009/03/if-this-was-reef-advertising.html
Hi Clifton – got the copy you forwarded to me previously. Ive paid for 2 issues using paypal and just used my (brothers) home address to fill in the screen. you’ve got my PO Box for the next issue when it comes out and can match me up from my email address to the paypal receipt. Thanks mate,
Matt.
Saw that you post a few to Japan, do you do Korea as well? We’re not that far away!
Thanks,
Tom
Yep, we will post to Korea Tom!!
Can i get a copy sent to a Post Office in MExico?
Hi there… Is it possible to ship to Portugal??
Thank´s in advance!
keep up the good work!
No problemo Noel! We will ship to Portugal.
By the way, stay clear of supertubos, the circus is on its way!
Nice…
Sad, we here off the Marketing Radar for awile, but it getting serious…
Surf school´s & Mega Surf shops ´s like mushrooms..
But still, when waves are good the crowds decrease…
And you´re welcome anyway..
Abraço!
G´day,
Could you ship it to Spain??
And, there is any way for getting back issues??
Thanks a lot.
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Love to subscribe and get my hands on some back issues also if possible.
Any available and if so can I contact someone about bundling a subscription and some back issues onto the one tran$action?
great work guys,
b.
Sorry, that enquiry should’ve been directed through an email not a comment, my mistake.
Lost in Kurungabaa inspired thought.
cheers,
b.
love it!
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How do you handle currency translation? I’d pay in USD which is “almost” 1:1. Thanks kindly!
paypal handles the currency – your sub is welcome Bryan
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