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No refund; no reply; no nuttin' Dave
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Bob, My experience is the same as you. Seems like IIR Publications may not understand business ethics. Bill "Bob Powell" -
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Bill, I really feel badly for Midrange Computing's subscribers. From what I understand, some party (not sure who) has filed a petition for involuntary chapter 7 bankruptcy in the Central District of California. I guess that is pretty rare. No assets were listed in the filing, which the clerk tells me is also unusual. I got this information from IIR's legal representative after leaving dozens upon dozens of unanswered messages. He called back in less than 5 minutes after I tracked down his home phone number. David MorrisComment
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Hmmmmmmmm. It sounds as if there was a lot more to IIR than just running some publications. DaveComment
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Then Bob sue them in small claims court for the money you think is yours.Comment
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I sent a letter demanding a pro-rata refund of my subscription to the defunct MC magazine over a month ago. Good news: it wasn't returned to me. Bad news: no news or refund sent to me. Has anyone else requested a refund? Did you get it?Comment
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IANAL, but I have been in small claims court a few times. There are some problems with taking this route:- [*]You have to find the right jurisdiction. Depending on a variety of factors, you may have to sue in the Florida county where IIR is located.[*]The time and cost of preparing your own case will probably be higher than the amount you can collect.[*]That is if you can collect. If IIR is in receivership, you could win the case, and still lose your money.[/list]It's just not worth the effort. IMO, the tact that IIR has taken on this issue is beneath contempt. They are indeed not worth the effort. Dave
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