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I started my subscrition in mid july, I have yet to recieve a magazine. I have contacted your help line and have recived TWO notices that you are working on my problem, REALLY. How hard is it for you guys to send out a magazine?
My magazine came for March and it is barely readable due to being all torn up. Please send a new issue. Thanks.
I received 2 sets of Golfdigest head covers for Christmas, and neither fits my clubs. I would like to know where they are distributed so that I can return them?
Thanks
An hour ago I renewed my subscription for Golf Digest for 36 issues through a company called Bandwidth.com…. Are you associated with company as a representative to sell your magazine. I need to know this so I can allow the renewal to continue as ordered. Thanks
WE have been receiving 2 editions to the magazine Golf Digest every time. Please stop one of them They come to
William,
Hi! We had the same thing happen to us. I am currently on hold with customer service to try and switch to another magazine. They told me that the subscriptions were through another company called Priority One Clearing (727-443-2200.) When called them, and they told me that they came from another company called Capital Magazine Service. Their number is 888-882-5082. They told me that their service sends out free promotional magazines to randomly selected people, and that we were chosen. There is no charge for this. We will not receive a bill. They can not switch Golf Digest to another magazine, but they will end the subscription. So, I ended it. Hope this helps!
To Whom It May Concern;
I started receiving the magazine Golf Digest today. I did not order this magazine.
I believe someone subscribed to this magazine for me because the subscription expires
Oct.13. How can I find out who placed the subscription?????
The account # is imprinted on the magazine EXP.OCT.13
I do not play golf and have no interest in the sport and would like to
receive another magazine in its place
THANK YOU
Bill
To Whom It May Concern;
I started receiving the magazine Golf Digest today. I did not order this magazine.
I believe someone subscribed to this magazine for me because the subscription expires
Oct.13. How can I find out who placed the subscription?????
The account # 6/8 is imprinted on the magazine EXP.OCT.13
I do not play golf and have no interest in the sport and would like to
receive another magazine in its place
i have a new address for my subscription to be mailed
i have a new mailing address
change my mailing address from Largo Fl. 33771 to Oregon,Ohio 43616
how do i read the label to know when my subscrition is to be renewed.. i dont want to give a gift just a single renewal
I wish to renew my subscription, but I have moved, tried to contact you but have had no response, so one last try.
My name is W. Danny Seed, I used to reside at
Would I like to renew for 2 years at the lowest rate available { $24.97 per yr. ? } I have been a faithful customer for a year.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.
Regards,
Note: I have received last 2 issues since moving as I have arranged through our postal service to have mail rerouted from old address but would like renewal and new address info to be sent to a new address.
Tiger is not perfect. However your fake interview is a bunch of bullcrap. If you can not just stick to the sport then shut your presses down and do something else. From one old man to another, retire while you are ahead. Do you really think this article was helpful in any way?
I stopped receiving the print and digital subscriptions. Attempted to resolve issue via your web site which was over subscribed. When I called the Help Center the attendant asked for my email address and birthdate and I terminated the call. My birthdate should have nothing to do with my subscription. Why not ask for my subscription number? the call center support stinks!
I just finished “reading” your December 2015 edition. There was 12 pages of ads and 3 front appearing pages before the table of contents. Then as I was “reading”, I counted 54 pages of ads out of a total of 112 pages. This does not include 8 pages promoting equipment and golf destinations which I equate to advertising. Your instructional pages have drastically decreased in lieu of golf articles. After my subscription expires, I plan to take a provisional and continue only my subscriptions to GOLF MAGAZINE and GOLF WEEKLY. I once rated this as a quality magazine but that has changed.
I did not order stop sending
You latest cover would be great on a hockey magazine. You are publishing a golf magazine sports illustrated.
Hello,
I have renewed my subscription several times but I failed to received the gift bag your company promised as advertised I beleived you owe me 3 gift bags.
I received my first Golf Digest on the 1st of January 2016, I did not order it but someone called me about two months ago and said that I was about 2 years behind in my payments and said that I owed four to five hundred dollars. On January 8th, someone called, and asked for my date of birth and said that they will deduct the payments from my checking account.
I think the person that called might have been part of a scam, I have never ordered any Golf Digest or any other magazines ever if this is Golf Digest that is threatening please Please Stop ( I HAVE NOT PLAYED GOLF IN OVER 50 YEARS)
Great Customer Service from Golf Digest.
Called and Pressed 0 and waited 4 minutes and then they took care of my problem.
Please do not renew my subscription number 1153678519 expiring June 2014. The magazine is great but I do not have time to read it.
I have loved GOLF DIGEST for many years and eagerly anticipate receiving each edition. However, I am very disappointed in David Fay’s uncouth article about player’s verbally expressing their frustration when they come to Amen Corner.
Many players curse; nothing newsworthy about that. But to use the word Fay chose in his article is another evidence that there is a weakening of golf’s reputation as “A Gentleman’s Game.” Call me old fashioned ( (76), but I think your fine magazine missed it when you approved this gutter language article.
Let the ignorant and those with little morals display their toilet language, trying to be cute. But let GOLF DIGEST maintain a high regard for the time- honored traditions associated with this outstanding sport.
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