WAYNE HAD THAT COVERED NICELY, THE $37 SUBSCRIPTION AS LISTED "YOUR LIFE
OR OURS". I WILL MISS RECEIVING IT EVER MONTH. THE SUBSCRIPTION WAS AN
ADDED ATTRACTION FOR THE NEARLY 300 THINGS I WROTE FOR THEM.



PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS, SHORT REPLIES, STROKE

Bill Turner, WA0ABI, 1117 Pike St., Saint Charles,MO 63301. Phone
636-949-2210

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Bill Turner ) writes:
WAYNE HAD THAT COVERED NICELY, THE $37 SUBSCRIPTION AS LISTED "YOUR LIFE
OR OURS". I WILL MISS RECEIVING IT EVER MONTH. THE SUBSCRIPTION WAS AN
ADDED ATTRACTION FOR THE NEARLY 300 THINGS I WROTE FOR THEM.

I'm not sure if you're replying to my message. I was the one who brought
up the matter of life subscriptions.

My point was never "what happens to the life subscribers", since even
without Wayne's statement, by definition a "life subscription" should
end when the subscriber dies, or the magazine dies.

I was just really curious if 73 had indeed honored the life subscriptions
over all those years. $37 probably wasn't cheap forty years back when
the magazine was new, but that's an outright steal for anyone who
was getting it right up to the last issue. I remember them offering
life subscriptions in 1973 for $73 and except that that was a lot of
money for me at the time, it still would have been a steal. That would
barely pay for two or three years of a magazine subscription today.

Michael VE2BVW

I GOT 40+ YEARS FOR MY $37.00, I PROBABLY RAN HIM OUT OF BUSINESS. BILL

I GOT 40+ YEARS FOR MY $37.00, I PROBABLY RAN HIM OUT OF BUSINESS. BILL

Bill Turner ) writes:
WAYNE HAD THAT COVERED NICELY, THE $37 SUBSCRIPTION AS LISTED "YOUR LIFE
OR OURS". I WILL MISS RECEIVING IT EVER MONTH. THE SUBSCRIPTION WAS AN
ADDED ATTRACTION FOR THE NEARLY 300 THINGS I WROTE FOR THEM.

I'm not sure if you're replying to my message. I was the one who brought
up the matter of life subscriptions.

My point was never "what happens to the life subscribers", since even
without Wayne's statement, by definition a "life subscription" should
end when the subscriber dies, or the magazine dies.

I was just really curious if 73 had indeed honored the life subscriptions
over all those years. $37 probably wasn't cheap forty years back when
the magazine was new, but that's an outright steal for anyone who
was getting it right up to the last issue. I remember them offering
life subscriptions in 1973 for $73 and except that that was a lot of
money for me at the time, it still would have been a steal. That would
barely pay for two or three years of a magazine subscription today.

Michael VE2BVW