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From: geb@dsl.pitt.edu (Gordon E. Banks)
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Subject: Re: MacWorld's Phony Offers
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Date: 11 Jan 90 18:36:40 GMT
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I had a similar experience with Computerworld, a rag for MIS professionals.
I returned the bill marked cancel, but continued to get it.  I certainly
didn't want it, since it was inferior to Infoworld, which is free.
A few months later a got a letter from their collection agency.  I
have ignored it.  If anything appears on my credit rating I will sue,
of course.  MacWorld is now free to those who qualify, so you might
want to see if you qualify before paying for it.