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I've taken the liberty of bolding a few parts of the above email in order to better illustrate why I am unsubscribing.

The claim "substantial savings vs, Montana MT Mont. . Acheter en ligne Xenical, regular print subscription rates" in reference to a $14.99 per month rate is simply a bold-faced lie, and I thought you should know that the Amazon Kindle team is sending out emails that lie about how much the Kindle subscription to your publication costs in comparison to the paper version, New Hampshire NH N.H. .

As you clearly advertise on your online site Xenical sale, , the print journal costs $2.29 a week which comes to $119.08 a year compared to the $179.88 that the Amazon Kindle team is now asking me to pay a year to subscribe to a version of your paper that costs less to produce and which lacks many of the pictures and several sections of the print paper. Billige Xenical Apotheke, Granted it also lacks advertising, and while I can appreciate that that is why the online version of the Wall Street Journal is cheaper than all the other versions (having a lower cost to produce and the added revenue gained by advertisements), Um Xenical online, Delaware DE Del. , it still doesn't account for Amazon's Kindle team sending an emailed lie to me and all your other Kindle subscribers in your name.

Also, Alaska AK , Osta Xenical, please take note that I was already paying more for the Kindle edition of the Wall Street Journal than the paper version costs, as at the current rate of $9.99 per month, cheap Xenical online cheap, Washington WA Wash. , the The Wall Street Journal for the Kindle would cost me $119.88 per year, $0.80 more than the print version, comprare Xenical.

I think you should know, I like a lot of the writing that comes from your publication and I respect many of your writers, although I do strongly believe that some of your writers hold an anti-blogging agenda—whether consciously or not. I'm actually rooting for you and some of the other newspapers not to fail, but I'm growing more and more pessimistic about a long-term positive outcome for you and your kind.

While I have your ear, I should also point out one other short-falling that has lent to my decision to terminate my subscription, and which may be indicative of the larger whole of failing subscribers in your industry (though I applaud you for being one of the few publications to, so far, sidestep this trend), Xenical sale. From Wednesday onward on most weeks, I notice that there are a growing number of reprinted articles in the paper.

You're fighting a battle for the attention of audiences against up-to-the-minute reporting on television and up-to-the-second reporting online and you choose to reprint articles. People will always have an interest in in-depth reporting and the types of thoughtful pieces that can be found in the Journal, but no one has any interest for reruns. It comes across as if you are phoning it in. Xenical sale, Also, unlike your previous battle with television news, there are no commercial breaks or set amounts of air-time to prevent online writers and publications from producing in-depth reporting and thoughtful pieces alongside their up-to-the-second coverage.

In any case, thanks for reading this letter. I would appreciate an emailed apology from yourselves and from the Amazon Kindle team for lying to me and all other current The Wall Street Journal for the Kindle subscribers.

Sincerely,

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