People Magazine Customer Service Issues

I need you to contact The Wichita Eagle in Wichita, Kansas to inquire about the story "A Family's Dark Secrets Uncovered" by Sandra Sobieraj Westfall in the April 29, [redacted] issue regarding Sarah and Jennifer Hart. The individuals providing information for the article are being labeled as dishonest. Many individuals have been in Wichita, Kansas searching for Lisa Booth, either to have her institutionalized or harmed. Numerous campers/RVs from California are present in the area. Additionally, Emily Glass is noted as another victim in Wichita. Gina Meier-Hummel, previously the Secretary of State for the Department for Children and Family Services in Topeka, Kansas, was quoted in The Wichita Eagle discussing these two women and their six children. The article portrayed them as lesbians and insinuated that being a lesbian foster parent in Kansas was criminal and hindered them from helping secure $2 billion for the School District.

Hello, I am sharing my story about my weight loss journey. I used to weigh 317lbs and struggled with my weight for years. After two back surgeries, my boyfriend proposed, motivating me to make a change before our September wedding. On September 14th, [redacted], I started Dr. Matt's custom weight loss program and have successfully lost 150lbs. I continue to eat healthily and make better choices without much exercise due to my back issues. Many people find my story inspiring, and I'm happy to share my progress with pictures if needed. Thank you for reading.

I recently contacted customer service regarding my People magazine subscription and was disappointed by the treatment I received. About a month ago, I requested a temporary address change from Texas to Michigan for the summer. Despite this change, the last two issues were not delivered to my Texas address. The representative informed me that my address had been automatically changed to Michigan and all future issues were being sent there. After some discussion, she agreed to extend my subscription for two more issues. I am frustrated that my magazines were sent to Michigan prematurely, as the local post office may not forward them to me. I have encountered language barrier issues with customer service in the past and am considering canceling my subscription due to the poor service I have received. I split my time between Michigan and Texas and change my address twice a year. Thank you, Lori Catineau.

I need to cancel a subscription that I mistakenly ordered. The first issue came as a surprise, and I've received the May [redacted] one too. Please cancel this subscription right away. I am not interested in People magazine or any other issues. Please ensure the cancellation is done and provide confirmation. Thank you in advance. Have a great day. - C. Petway. Email: [redacted]. Phone: [redacted].

To the Editor & Journalists, I would greatly appreciate it if you could feature more articles on smart, intelligent, and compassionate women who are making a difference, rather than focusing on celebrities like the Kardashian clan. Some examples of inspiring women include Jacinta Arden, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, and Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. If you haven't already, I highly recommend watching the Netflix documentary "Knock Down The House." Here are some links to articles that showcase young female leaders who are changing the world: - [redacted] - [redacted] It's time to shift our focus towards positive role models who can inspire and motivate young people to make a difference in the world. With all that is going on in the US currently, your influence on young minds could be significant. People is a fantastic magazine, but I believe there is an opportunity to do more on a regular basis. Let's lead the way and make a positive impact quickly! Best, Patricia

The information in this article is misleading regarding single mothers and their household workload. As a single mom, I work tirelessly to maintain a clean home, involve my children, and cook for my family. Single women take on the roles of both parents, facing challenges in providing, teaching, parenting, and managing a household 24/7. It would be beneficial to conduct a study focusing on the struggles of single mothers, particularly those with children who have special needs. More in-depth research is necessary to truly capture the hard work and dedication of single moms. Thank you for addressing this matter and please consider exploring this topic further.

Hello, I am Eran Swissa, a journalist from Israel Hayom, the largest newspaper in Israel. Yesterday morning, I published a piece that may be of interest to you. This caused quite a commotion behind the scenes and led to a crisis between the Eurovision production team and Madonna's managers. I am open to collaborating on this matter and sharing the recordings with you. The article titled "An Embarrassment to Madonna" discusses how the pop star's last rehearsal at the Expo center in Tel Aviv was recorded by me, capturing her singing off-key. Sources mentioned Madonna typically uses playback during her performances, but on this occasion, her microphone was accidentally left on, leading to a less-than-ideal outcome. After the rehearsal and during the Eurovision show, observers noted the negative impact on Madonna's performance due to the off-key singing that was previously captured in the exclusive recording.

I have received two separate issues from you, one addressed to Margie and the other to Maggie Ramicone. Initially, I placed an order with you, followed by a renewal notice after encountering a few problems with my subscription. However, I still had time left on my previous subscription when I renewed, resulting in double charges for the same weekly magazine. This billing error has persisted for over a month, and just recently, I received yet another renewal notice. I enjoy your magazine, but I am requesting a refund for the duplicate issues I have been billed for. Please adjust my latest renewal accordingly. It seems there may be a billing error that needs to be addressed promptly, as I suspect others may be facing the same issue as well. Just to clarify, I am one person with one address, not two different individuals.

I wanted to provide some additional information about the story on Matthew Accurso and his family's tragic loss during a planned home birth in St. Augustine, Florida. It's important to clarify that the decision to have a home birth was planned, and had the mother opted for a hospital delivery, their baby might have survived. The couple chose not to take necessary precautions by delivering at home. Despite public assumptions, the mother didn't go into labor unexpectedly at home. Matthew Accurso managed to raise over $[redacted],[redacted] through GoFundMe, which many believe is due to the negligence involved in not delivering their baby in a hospital. It's disheartening to think that proper medical care could have saved the baby's life. Some may see this as a case of child neglect, as the parents didn't seek medical assistance during childbirth. It's crucial for someone to advocate for the baby's lack of adequate care in this situation. Despite the misinformation circulating, Matthew has not clarified the circumstances surrounding their choice of a home birth. This issue raises concerns about neglecting a child's welfare during childbirth.

I am dissatisfied with the photo quality in People magazine. In the June 17, [redacted] issue, the photos on pages 24-28 are blurry and distorted, making the text hard to read. This issue is not isolated but has happened in past editions, causing frustration. As a loyal subscriber for over ten years, the lack of clarity and attention to detail is disappointing in a publication I once enjoyed.

I noticed that the magazine featured Kate Middleton's picture, but not Ivanka or Melania Trump's, who were also at the same event. Both are stylish women who wear American designer clothes. I think it's important to showcase all of them, especially since this is the US People Magazine, not England People Magazine. It would be great to see more diverse coverage without any political bias.

I have been receiving People magazine on and off for years and I enjoy sharing it with my neighbors. However, I am disappointed with the editor's choices for the front page. Featured stories like Chip Gaines and personal anecdotes are not compelling to most readers. As a mother of five, including twin boys, I find the lack of diverse cover stars frustrating. It's been over two years, and I have not seen one image of our First Lady, who many Americans admire. It's time for a change. Please consider featuring her to reflect the interests of over half your readership who supported her husband in the election. I urge you to diversify your cover stars and be more inclusive. Otherwise, I will have to cancel my subscription as I expect better content. Thank you.

I am dissatisfied with your customer service experience. Last month, I contacted customer service due to a billing error. I received a bill stating it was my second one, but I never got the first bill. Originally, I ordered 52 issues with 3 free, totaling 55 issues, but the incorrect bill was for 26 issues at $56.94. The representative advised me to disregard the bill and await a corrected one. Despite assurance that my magazines would continue, I haven't received any for three weeks. Today, when I spoke to Jason, he reiterated that I ordered 26 issues and my subscription was suspended for non-payment. I have been a long-time subscriber and have never had my service suspended. I always timely pay my bills. Jason adjusted my order to 52 issues with 3 free and I paid $[redacted].88 with my credit card. He informed me I won't receive my magazines until July 15, which seems excessive. It's frustrating that it takes so long to correct mistakes made by the company. I have never encountered such issues before and I am disappointed with the service provided in this instance.

I'm reaching out on behalf of a [redacted]-year-old Army Ranger, Don Harms, living in Fortuna California, who is struggling since his wife Dolores was taken from him a year ago. The Army is planning to honor him in July at Ft Benning, but his heart is broken without his wife by his side. Dolores was taken from him under difficult circumstances while seeking medical care. His daughter has relocated Dolores, who suffers from dementia, far from her home. Don is an extraordinary man with a sharp memory of his Army service, looking and feeling much younger than his age. He relies on a small income from Social Security and a pension. His only wish is to have his wife back with him and receive the medical attention she needs. Can we come together to support and honor this deserving veteran? I can provide photos of him if needed. This is my first attempt at seeking help, but Don's dedication to the Army Rangers deserves our assistance.

Dear PEOPLE Magazine, I am seeking assistance in delivering a letter to David Kellam and CJ Bellamy whom I have been trying to contact since July, following their interview with Al Roker on the TODAY Show. I wish to express my gratitude to them, as detailed in the letter below. I am aware of their presence on Facebook, but as I prefer traditional forms of communication through email and regular mail, I seek your help in reaching out to them. Thank you. Cheryl Thomas

I have attempted to cancel my subscription to People magazine three times. Despite following the cancellation process on the website and receiving confirmation each time, I continue to receive issues in the mail. I want to avoid additional charges for unwanted issues. I have screenshots documenting my cancellation attempts over three weeks ago, yet the magazines still arrive.

Hello, my name is Tarelle Seymour. I am a 50-year-old lady living with angioedema. I take 7 allergy pills a day. I am unable to work because of the swelling, and the medication makes me feel sleepy and dizzy at times. In [redacted], I went to federal court and was told that after 4 years of dealing with this case, it is not severe enough, even though my allergist said it was. I want to bring attention to my case and raise awareness about angioedema. Please help me. Thank you.

Dear People Magazine, In April [redacted], People Magazine released a commemorative issue that quickly sold out due to its popularity, becoming a collector's item. The special issue featured Selena Quintanilla, captivating readers with her music and influence. As the 25th anniversary of Selena's passing approaches on March 31, [redacted], I urge People Magazine to consider publishing a new collector's edition to honor her legacy. Selena's continued impact is evident through various achievements, such as her Hollywood Walk of Fame star drawing a record crowd and the success of MAC Selena merchandise. From a life-size statue to a dedicated museum, Selena's presence remains strong, attracting fans globally. Her influence extends to events like Fiesta de la Flor and collaborations for commemorative stamps and wax figures. With Forever 21 launching a collection inspired by her, Selena's relevance is undeniable even today. A "Selena 25th Anniversary" issue from People Magazine would be a cherished tribute to her enduring legacy. Sincerely, Luis Duran

Regarding an incident in January [redacted] where a fire occurred in the apartment below mine, the mail delivery was disrupted and my People magazine subscription was also affected. After several discussions with the mail carrier and postmaster, the mail delivery has been restored. However, my People magazine subscription, managed by Dial America, was stopped after the fire incident. Despite efforts to restart it in March, the delivery ceased after a few issues. Kindly restart my People magazine delivery at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Christine A. Mills [redacted] Hoffman St. Elmira, N.Y. [redacted]

Press Release - Pet Animal Welfare Society of CT (PAWS) - Annabell’s Journey On August 24, [redacted], a 3-year-old pit bull from PAWS found her forever home with a loving couple. This heartwarming story began when Annabell was discovered tied to a tree on July 26, drawing national media attention. Despite the challenges faced by pit bulls in Connecticut, PAWS focuses on compassion and care for all animals, not just the most adoptable. Annabell's touching story showcases the importance of looking beyond breed stereotypes to see the loving pets waiting for their forever families. PAWS was proud to see Annabell adopted by experienced pit bull owners who fell in love with her instantly and provided her with a new, loving home. While her original owners' decision to abandon her was difficult, they can find comfort in knowing Annabell will now be cherished, safe, and happy in her new home. PAWS remains dedicated to providing medical care and love to all dogs and cats in their care, ensuring each one is valued like their own pets.