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  1. When will the next magazine be out?
  2. Can I order back issues?
  3. My subscription hasn't arrived.
  4. What is my subscription number?
  5. How long will my subscription take to be processed?
  6. I just subscribed. When do I receive my first issue?
  7. I haven't received my subscriptions gift yet!
  8. I've changed my address. Who do I contact about getting my subscription sent to my new address?
  9. What do I do if I miss an issue?
  10. Will I receive a renewal reminder when my subscription is nearly finished?
  11. I want to talk to someone about my subscription, should I call FourFourTwo?

  1. Q: When will the next magazine be out?
    A: The magazine comes out the first Wednesday of the month.
    It's around the 2nd Wednesday of the month for New Zealand readers.
    Subscribers can hopefully expect their copy a little earlier than newsagency copies. however this is not a guarantee.

  2. Q: Can I order back issues?
    A: Yes. Every so often in the magazine there is an order form for back issues. You can also call 1300 610 765 for back issue enquiries.

  3. Q: My subscription hasn't arrived.
    A: Making sure everyone gets their magazines and whatever else we send out on time is a complex and often fault ridden task. That said, we do our best to make sure that you get what you pay for on time and in good condition. If this is not the case, then send an email to subs@au.fourfourtwo.com or call 1300 610 765 and our subscription service should be able to help.

  4. Q: What is my subscription number?
    A: Your subscriber number is printed on the big sheet of paper which comes with FourFourTwo. The number is directly above your name and address.

  5. Q: How long will my subscription take to be processed?
    A: If FourFourTwo gets your subscription by the the second Friday of the month, it's pretty certain that you'll get the next issue. That's not a guarantee, but it's as good as.

  6. Q: I just subscribed. When do I receive my first issue?
    A: Australia is a big place, and Australia Post is a big organisation. FourFourTwo send the mag out through a mailing house over 2 days. One of those days is usually a Friday, so that adds a couple of days to the head start the lucky ones get already. The magazine then spreads out across the country, to the homes of FourFourTwo subscribers everywhere.
    Because they are posted from Sydney, it's Sydney people who generally get FourFourTwo first, but, most capital cities should get it on the same day. Rural areas are usually a day or two later, followed by NZ copies.

  7. Q: I haven't received my subscription gift yet!
    A: You should receive your gift within 28 days of the subscription offer closing, however sometimes the prize may take a little longer, depending on the volume of subscriptions that month.

  8. Q: I've changed my address. Who do I contact about getting my subscription sent to my new address?
    A: Subscription enquires (inc. change of address)
    Australia
    t - 1300 610 765
    e - subs@au.fourfourtwo.com

  9. Q: What do I do if I miss an issue?
    A: On a very rare occasion your magazine may go missing or arrive late due to the postal service.
    Not to worry!
    You can email us at subs@au.fourfourtwo.com or call 1300 610 765 where you will receive priority treatment. Our friendly and helpful subscriptions department will take care of everything for you. If you email include your name and address details and we'll send you a replacement the same day.

  10. Q: Will I receive a renewal reminder when my subscription is nearly finished?
    A: Yes. The subscriptions team will remind you 2 months before your subscription expires and then remind you monthly thereafter.

  11. Q: I want to talk to someone about my subscription, should I call FourFourTwo?
    A: In the first instance YES, if we can't answer your questions we can point you in the right direction.
    Australia
    t - 1300 610 765
    e - subs@au.fourfourtwo.com

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