It was good while it lasted

I've cancelled my ImagineFX subscription. Does it show? I'm scared now.

Nothing malicious, it's just that I wasn't reading them anymore so I'll use my £45 for something else.

Still read mine although the videos were pretty ordinary this month. And Pepper on the cover makes me yawn. On the plus side there was a feature inside on Alex Ross, something that I've wanted to see for ages.

Lol, I nearly did last month, it was due to renew & I unticked 'automatically renew.........until 2 days before it was going to end, then I ticked it again.

Phew that was close!!! I think I'll definitely untick it next time though....definitely....

I did the same, Joe. Meaning, I un-ticked the auto-renew, and only have 2 more issues left before the sub runs out. ... I actually just opened Zinio Reader for the first time in a while. Actually had 4 issues that I hadn't even downloaded. Shows how much I've been active with them as well.

I've cancelled my subscription as well. Or rather, I'm just not renewing it. It was a gift from a family member anyway. So... I will just put that money towards college instead. Sad, but I see no reason to continue buying it.

My subscription doesn't run out until summer but they've sent several "renew early" emails already, and I've ignored them so far because I haven't entirely made up my mind. I do suspect I'll keep the subscription going though. Maybe.

I'm not sure how many editions there have been so far but there's more than enough to allow me to dip into them now and again without becoming bored. Now... with all this digital mullarkey, I suggest that long term subscribers could be offered loyalty discounts every few years to stop us from wandering away. If I was paying £20 per year or less I would probably just carry on.

I have found that the backlog that I had accumulated over the course of my subscriptions has seen a nice little reservoir of hints, tips and encouragement build up over the years.

So, like many others, I have simply let me subscription run out. They contacted me just once to ask why I had stopped subscribing, but that was it.

As Joe said, it was nice whilst it lasted.

I'm of like thinking, Joe. I have 3 years subscription in hardback with disc, and 4 years of digital issues. More then enough to dip back into, not to mention, there's some I haven't even read yet.

Digital Dave wrote: I'm of like thinking, Joe. I have 3 years subscription in hardback with disc, and 4 years of digital issues. More then enough to dip back into, not to mention, there's some I haven't even read yet.

I haven't read a single one since the issue where the feedback from the artists briefly mentioned the closing of the forums. I was so upset about the magazine at that point I haven't opened one up yet since. They're all just sitting on my desk. Unread.