Late LVA

In this thread you said it wouldn't be late again. Now your making an excuse. Nobody should get the LVA beyond the first few days of the month. You sound like Obama talking about Obama-care. Not our fault it is late. I'm sure you come back with a remark like if you don't like it unsubscribe. My way of thinking is why don't you find why the lVA delivery is so late to paying customers.

Thanks Obama.

Yes, just like Obama. No excuse. I said it's a choice we've made to publish close to the end of the month. At the end of the year when the holidays slow things, then mailed copies will come late. You are obviously able to use a computer. Each issue is available to you online before the first. I acknowledge the dissatisfaction, but I don't see the tragedy here.

As inconvenient as it may be to some, you can print the online copy. This has worked for me when I had an early January trip and I knew the holiday mail would be slow to deliver my hard copy. I think Anthony's choice is the best method.

End of story. It's your rag. Still it is poor that yo can fix this.

The real question is why anyone would fork over the additional $13 for a hard copy since it often comes quite late? Just keep that money in YOUR pocket and do the on-line version.

Bobbyb: I like receiving the print copy in the mail. I look forward to it. I read it in the bathtub...and it's my one hour of complete relaxation. Sorry...won't take my laptop into the bathtub with me. That's why I pay the extra $13 for the print copy.

I always preferred getting it the first week, though. But if that's what LVA has decided, at least this way I know not to expect it early in the month now.

I like to read mine while sitting on the commode. Entertainment one time. Dining the next and so on.

I too like reading the hard copy, but I see no reason to wait 5-10 and sometimes more days into the month before receiving it. So guess what I do, I print it out at home. Now I have a hard copy that I can read wherever and whenever I want. And I'm pretty sure I don't spend $13 on printer ink over the course of a year. But go ahead and keep putting more money in AC's pocket and he'll continue to send it out late.

Those of us blessed by a working memory will recall President Obama accepting full responsibility for the initial failures in rolling out Obamacare.

October 31, 2013:"There's no excuse for it,” he said during a Boston speech to promote his signature domestic policy achievement. “And I take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed ASAP.”