Cosmopolitan Magazine Customer Service Issues

I am a long-time subscriber to your magazine and recently noticed that my monthly issues have stopped arriving. I have not been contacted about renewing my subscription, and I am disappointed by the lack of communication. It is frustrating to have to reach out to find out what has happened. I would appreciate a call or letter to address this issue promptly. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Mrs. Deborah G. from Canton, Ohio.

Dear Jessica Pels, Cosmopolitan Editor, I recently noticed inaccuracies in two recent issues of Cosmopolitan Magazine that concern me. In one article on sexual facts, the statement about the impossibility of getting pregnant while having sex during a menstrual period is misleading, as it overlooks the complexities of menstrual cycles. Additionally, an article on erectile dysfunction in men under 40 did not address Porn-Induced Erectile Dysfunction (PIED), which is a relevant concern for young men. It's important to provide comprehensive and accurate information to your readers on these important topics. Sincerely, Janis Bell-Ryan Bush

Hello, I wanted to bring to your attention an email that my daughter, Maddison D., received from Amanda Lundgren, which I have attached below. We are suspicious that this may be a scam and seeking guidance. Thank you.

Hello, I recently received an email from Amanda Lundgren regarding an opportunity with Cosmopolitan Magazine. I am unsure if this is legitimate. Here is the content of the email for reference: Subject: Business Enquiry Dear Maddison, I am Amanda Lundgren, the Editorial Fellow of Cosmopolitan Magazine based in New York. We are currently seeking makeup artists for our November issue. Your profile caught our attention on social media, and our Beauty Editor is interested in working with you on this editorial shoot. If you are interested, please let me know so I can provide more details. Sincerely, Amanda Lundgren Editorial Fellow Cosmopolitan Magazine Thank you for your help. - M

My name is Darlene Hurst and my account number is [redacted]/2. I have been a subscriber to your magazine for 2 years. During the last renewal, I received a gift subscription for my daughter. When I inquired about her enjoyment of the magazine, I discovered that she received only one issue before it stopped, and I am now receiving 2 issues every month. She has recently moved from PA to NJ. I hope providing her new address in NJ will help resolve this issue. Thank you for any assistance. Sincerely, Darlene Hurst. Below is my daughter's new address: Dawn Brown [redacted] Green St, 2nd floor Iselin, NJ [redacted]

I have been contacted by someone from Cosmopolitan magazine for a photo shoot and I want to verify the authenticity of the contact. Here is a copy of the email I received: Hello Michel, Thank you for your response and your interest in working with us on this project. Your work is beautiful, and I would like to collaborate with you. MODELS AND OTHER TALENTS: An agency will provide two models (male and female) recommended for the shoot. An agent/broker will provide them, and we would like you to work with him. BUDGET: The total budget is $[redacted] ($[redacted] for the photographer and $[redacted] for the talents). You will receive $[redacted] upfront plus the talents' budget ($[redacted]). The remaining balance will be paid after you provide proof of completing the job with watermarked images. PHOTOGRAPHERS RESPONSIBILITIES: You will coordinate the shoot, select the location, and handle fees. An advance payment of $[redacted] will cover your upfront fee and the talents' manager's fee. LOCATION: You need to find and secure an outdoor location for the shoot, but indoor options are also possible based on the weather. I have attached some sample photos and style boards. Attached to the email are: 1. Possible Questions and Answers 2. Sample Images 3. Style Boards If you are comfortable with the details, please specify the name and address for the contract and payment. Regards, Steven Brown [redacted]

I appreciate the prompt response. I've been attempting to cancel an unwanted subscription to COSMOPOLITAN Magazine without success in reaching a representative after multiple attempts. Thankfully, I managed to resolve the matter through my AMEX credit card. I have been a loyal AMEX cardholder for twenty years and their service is unmatched in my experience. Thanks to your support as well, and I trust I won't need to contact you regarding this issue in the future. Best regards, Sofía P.

Hello. I purchased a one-year subscription to the women's health magazine, but I have yet to receive it. It has been over a month since I paid $38, along with an additional $18 for two extra magazines. I would appreciate a prompt response or a refund to my card. You can reach me via email at [redacted] or [redacted] The magazine should be delivered to FMC Carswell under the name of Diana Dilwarth in Fort Worth, Texas. I appreciate your attention to this matter. Thank you.

I am writing to express my concerns about your magazine. Recently, my 14-year-old granddaughter came across a photo of a girl in revealing underwear in your magazine. She didn't understand the context of the article, which seemed to target a certain audience with a message of exclusivity. I believe that featuring young girls in such an inappropriate manner is not suitable for impressionable minds. It's crucial for young girls and women to know they don't need to objectify themselves for validation. My granddaughter shares this sentiment, believing that girls should maintain their modesty and not be overly exposed for men to ogle at. In my experience, excessive sexual content and conversations are not beneficial, particularly for young girls. It's essential for women to portray themselves respectfully and not solely be objects of desire. I urge for a change in the content of your magazine to promote positive images of young ladies. Let's guide the younger generation towards self-respect and responsible behavior. Thank you.