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Over the past four to five years, I have spent several hundred dollars in publications, video downloads, eMags, etc. pertaining to my craft of the moment. I picked up spinning in the past two years and taught myself how to spin from Interweave's vast online resources. All in all, I am now able to spin with very good consistency, 3 ply sock yarn or 3 ply lace, on up to worsted weight using several drafting methods. I also am adept at plying, carding, combing and dying wool, alpaca, and cotton. All this from the information I obtained from Interweave and the virtual Judith Mackenzie, who has been at my side whether she knows it or not. I will not give Interweave a higher score because of an issue that I ran into this morning, which has happened several times before: Bait and switch price marketing.Numerous time I have found coupon codes that will give a discount during the checkout process only to mysteriously disappear before the bill in finalized. I've been offered $1 off on third party issues of Colorways eMags, through iTunes, only to be charged the full price by iTunes. And once again this morning I received a VIP Early Pass to receive 70% overstock items before everyone else since I am 'such a good customer.' The item is advertised in the email at $8.98. It shows up in the shopping cart as $20.98 even after I log into my account and go to PayPal. And I've been down the road of completing the purchase and it 'supposedly' sorts itself out in the end. It does not. You have to call to sort it out if you want you discount. Even then, they make it sound as if I have done something wrong. I warned customer service the last time that this happened that I would write a scathing review it it happened again, so here it is.
Cheating is stealing and I don't appreciate it. I challenge Interweave to fix this problem and make it right.Interweave Magazine is a great magazine for crocheters who love to crochet clothing and to see and read about the latest out there for crochet. Interweave brings many different types of designer patterns. The magazine is a must have for budding crochet designers and those who love to make clothing.
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