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Martha Stewart Living

Mary of Brighton MI writes (8/2/01):
After subscribing to Martha Stewart Living magazine for 10 years, perfume strips started to appear this past spring. As I have asthma, and the whole magazine reeked, even through its plastic wrapper, I requested that my magazines be sent without these inserts.

Someone at the magazine contacted me by email, saying they have no plans to provide the magazine without perfume strips, and gave me the address to cancel my subscription, which I did. Is there anything more I could have done as I really enjoyed the magazine? Don't want a lawyer, just help in knowing if I can do more.

August 21 2008

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