Probably Dumb Question, But Replacement American Philatelist?

Got my copy a day or two ago and went to read it, but my puppy had other ideas and it's now scattered all over the floor in pieces. I tried to use the Contact APS link, but there's a Send To field that will not allow anything to be put into it, and you can't send the message without it.

I'd think sending to Susanna Mills would be the logical place, but she's editor, not necessarily responsible for sending new copies. Ideas?

Thanks.

Cook and eat the dog with a shredded American Philatelist salad.

Send me your contact information and I will mail you my copy next week.

My dog ate my AP is one of my favorite stories. I'd love to get a photo of that.

If you use the Contact Form, you don't need to have an address; there is one already embedded. Or you can email Membership at stamps dot org and we can get one out to you.

Scott

I tried the contact form. The whole "send to" field was blank and wouldn't allow me to enter anything there, there was a red circle with a slash through it, but I tried to send it anyhow and it refused to allow it without something in that field. I'll do what you suggested though.

Thanks Scott!

I love that the APS Executive Director is a part of SCF and can give the best definitive answer to this problem. Thanks, Scott!!

Scott

I've passed this on to our tech team to investigate. I appreciate you letting me know.




Thank you for the kind words. I try to be accessible to our fellow members in every way I can be.

In the mean time can't you download a digital copy from the APS website? I get notifications from the APS every month about the availability of the current issue on line.

I've used Chrome, Edge, and Safari on two different computers (Mac and PC) to download the AP.

I believe it is a localized problem. You can contact Kent Ball at kball at stamps dot org, and he can assist. It is unlikely he will respond before Monday.

As a note, please do not rely on posting on a forum to resolve issues as a rule. The member at stamps dot org website is a very simple address to contact if you have no other point of contact at the APS.

Scott