Top up your existing subscription
You have plenty of choice.
• Send a cheque (“check” for Americans)
Send a personal cheque in pounds or US dollars to G. Peter Winnington, Au Village, 1453 MAUBORGET, Switzerland.
Please do not send cheques in euros: they are too costly to process.
• Pay by credit card
Send your card number and expiry date
in a letter (specifying the amount) to G. Peter Winnington, Au Village, 1453 MAUBORGET, Switzerland. Please add the CVV number from the back of your card (and your billing address if it is not the same
as the address to which the journal is to be sent).
If you are prepared to
use email then you should write the figures as words and not numbers; send
the expiry date and CVV in a separate message.
Card payments are processed in Swiss francs which your card company or bank will
convert to the currency of your account.
• Use PayPal
To use the services of PayPal, all you need is a credit card. You do not have to open an account. PayPal provides a secure transaction.
choose the amount you wish to send (at least $60).
choose the amount you wish to send (at least £35).
choose the amount you wish to send (at least €40).
• Bank-to-bank transfer
If you use the internet to access your bank account (known as e-banking), you can pay your
subscription by this means – send
me an email specifying the currency you will be paying in (US dollars, pounds
sterling, euros, or Swiss francs) and I’ll send you the appropriate IBAN.
• Banknotes
Subscriptions can also be paid in banknotes:
euros and pounds sterling are acceptable, as are any
Swiss francs you may have left over from a holiday in Switzerland. (Notes only, no coins, please!) Send to G.
Peter Winnington, Au Village, 1453
MAUBORGET, Switzerland,
preferably by registered post.
• Standing order
Subscribers with a UK bank account in sterling just have to ask me for a standing order form to fill in.
If
none of these methods of payment suits you, contact me. There is always a solution!
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