How does one delete a membership? No one including the editor seems to bother answering my emails so I may as well delete myself from here.
Go to the Customer Service contact page:
https://secure.customersvc.com/servlet/Show?WESPAGE=csp-kmb/contact_us.jsp&MSRSMAG=MD
They should be able to help you with that.
Tom
https://tstage9.wixsite.com/nyc-modeling
Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
prairieboy2765How does one delete a membership? No one including the editor seems to bother answering my emails so I may as well delete myself from here.
What, pray tell, are you talking about. I searched your posting activity and it appears that your most recent, last post to this forum was back in October, 2015. And if you are sending emails, they aren't coming here.
Are you somehow trying to send personal emails?
No, no personal emails. I'm "talking" about letters to the editor.... I wrote twice and got no response.
I'm not talking about subscriptions cancellation, I'm talking about membership cancellation. I wish to delete my account as a member.
As it says on our Railway Post Office page, though we read every message we get, we can't answer them all.
And if you're talking about deleting your online membership, all you'll be accomplishing is cutting yourself off from the Forums, our newsletter, our Track Plan Database, our Product Review Database, and all other online bonuses you're entitled to as a subscriber.
--Steven Otte, Model Railroader senior associate editorsotte@kalmbach.com
prairieboy2765 I'm not talking about subscriptions cancellation, I'm talking about membership cancellation. I wish to delete my account as a member.
I wasn't talking about subscriptions either. If you are wanting to delete your forum account that is done through customer service. Call or email them and they will take care of it for you.
Really easy. Sign out and don't sign in anymore.
Rich
If you ever fall over in public, pick yourself up and say “sorry it’s been a while since I inhabited a body.” And just walk away.
prairieboy,
You only have 57 posts, Are you absolutey sure you want to permanently erase your accout?
If I were you, I'd give this some serious thought.
The gubermint will still have a file on you with all your posts.
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
richg1998 Really easy. Sign out and don't sign in anymore. Rich
I agree, if you don't want to be part of something, than don't participate! No matter how you "delete" yourself, a search on a particular subject, that you participated in, in any forum that you are in, or have been in, from fixing diesel engines to baking a cake, will show up, for who knows how long!
You don't even have to say "good bye!"
Mike.
My You Tube
prairieboy2
You want to be really free? Go to each message and delete everything. Then enter "not needed". You need to enter a little text.
Someone recently asked that question in the Bachmann forums but it might be gone now. Bachmann forums are tough.
Never sign in again. Delete the Bookmark.
prairieboy2765:
Why do you want out of the forums? Are you giving up the hobby? Have we done something to offend you?
Personally, I have always had timely responses from MR whenever I have sent them a note.
Dave
I'm just a dude with a bad back having a lot of fun with model trains, and finally building a layout!
richg1998Someone recently asked that question in the Bachmann forums but it might be gone now. Bachmann forums are tough.
I got on the Bachmann Forum about the same time that I joined here, and was active for perhaps a year or so, before drifting away, although I did check in periodically. A couple of years ago, I started posting there again, but there are a couple of members there that exhibit....shall we say "erratic" behaviour. Asking questions and seemingly grateful for the responses, then apparently knocked all out of joint by a casual remark unrelated to anything having to do with them. I wish I could recall an example, but it was so bizarre that I thought it at first to be part of some "joke" to which I was not party, or perhaps I was merely the butt of it. I don't mind critcism - artfully administered, it's a great learning tool and even clumsily proffered, it offers positives if one only looks for them.However, this person was like a dog with a bone - I won't suppose what was behind it, but it was very irrational, and I began avoiding replying to anything in which that person was participating. Strangely, then I would get PMs seeking advice on how to do some modelling task or asking my opinion on things, from the very same person. If I replied to someone else's query, this person often jumped in with a confrontational remark.Anyway, I simply contacted the site Adminstrator and asked to have my membership cancelled and all of my posts deleted. This is more effective than asking to have the other person removed...as we saw here in the past, the semi-professional troublemakers simply come back with a different name and service provider, and are quite willing to do so over and over.
Even though some well-liked people have moved on, this site is much improved, Member-wise, from what it used to be.
Wayne
Is there an ignore feature here? That makes it real easy.
This place seems to be missing a ton of functionality from other forums.....
Also anything set up for mobil in general is a poor imitation, but such is life nowadays.