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There is no website, and I will not call them because I do not want them to have my phone number.
I have begun to receive other invoices for magazines that I did not order. Of course, I'm not going to be stupid twice...
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
I do not want to send a picture of my check with the payment information.
Thank you for your efforts.
It does say that this is an offer from an independent agent - Not a bill, but it way at the bottom of the document.
We believe this format for advertising is very deceptive and needs to be stopped immediately.
Thank-you* *** ***
Received via postal mail a 1/3-sheet "NOTICE OF RENEWAL/ NEW ORDER" instructing recipient to "Return with your payment", "Please respond by xxx", "Your Prompt Attention is Appreciated" and so on, with dollar amounts requested, the "notice" clearly resembling in content, format, and style a standard publisher's invoice for a magazine to which I have in the past subscribed, but for an oddly high price of $59.95 instead of the usual range of $11.00 to $34.00 or so. Inspecting the notice more fully, in inconspicuous and small type on the front side, one finds "PLEASE KEEP THIS PORTION IF RESPONDING TO THIS INDEPENDENT AGENTS [sic] OFFER NOT A BILL", and on the back under the boldface heading "Term [sic] and Conditions" there is actually a truthful disclosure that this notice "is just an offer and not a bill or invoice", and so on, which is phrased politely enough and obviously included to avert legal action, but when one reads the entirety of the form, it becomes apparent that the intent of the mailing is deceptive: this company charges a $9.00 "processing fee. . . plus our costs to submit your order" for the service of "managing all of your magazine subscriptions". In other words, Pacific Magazine Billing is attempting via deceptive packaging to insert itself as an utterly superfluous middleman who for a large fee simply forwards the subscriber's payment to the publisher, effectively making money by doing nothing but increasing the USPS's ordinary workload.