By now it has become apparent that the January/February issue of SWIMMER has been delayed. Fear not, it is shipping now and should arrive soon. My sincere apologies to all our readers; we are working very hard to get the publication back on schedule in the next few issues. We hope you are enjoying the changes we are making to SWIMMER and, please, continue to send in your feedback and suggestions.
As always, you can contact me directly at editor@usms.org.
I think it's time for me to give up hope. No magazine for me yet. Maybe I ought to check to see if I'm even in the database.
I've got my fingers crossed that you'll get yours Monday.
When I got mine on Saturday, the first thing I noticed is that the mailing label wasn't in the lower right corner, unlike every other magazine I get. Also, the vertical height is about 1/2 inch taller than every other magazine I get in the mail.
Both of these things lead me to wonder whether the Post Office has difficulty sorting/handling SWIMMER magazine, which could easily explain why it takes so long for them to reach their destination. Depending on the post office, some may have the technology to deal with the anomalies, while others may not? Any postal workers on the forum who could possibly shed some light on this?
I know I'm beating a dead horse here, but given how many magazines I subscribe to, I've never experienced anything like this before and it has me both puzzled and curious.
I think it's time for me to give up hope. No magazine for me yet. Maybe I ought to check to see if I'm even in the database.
I've got my fingers crossed that you'll get yours Monday.
When I got mine on Saturday, the first thing I noticed is that the mailing label wasn't in the lower right corner, unlike every other magazine I get. Also, the vertical height is about 1/2 inch taller than every other magazine I get in the mail.
Both of these things lead me to wonder whether the Post Office has difficulty sorting/handling SWIMMER magazine, which could easily explain why it takes so long for them to reach their destination. Depending on the post office, some may have the technology to deal with the anomalies, while others may not? Any postal workers on the forum who could possibly shed some light on this?
I know I'm beating a dead horse here, but given how many magazines I subscribe to, I've never experienced anything like this before and it has me both puzzled and curious.
