Thank You mailings from Audi?
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Thank You mailings from Audi?
Anyone else getting these expensive mailings from Audi corporate? I've gotten some "thank you" mailings that had mostly heavyweight paper printed catalogs of overpriced Audi swag and the like. Must cost them a fortune to print and mail this stuff.
I would have been happier if they would have sent me a $20 coupon to use toward swag, and that been it. As it is, the printed stuff is now in a landfill somewhere.
I would have been happier if they would have sent me a $20 coupon to use toward swag, and that been it. As it is, the printed stuff is now in a landfill somewhere.
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Are you talking about that thick grey binder-like mailing full of fluff? Aside from the card listing top-tier gasoline and maybe the 100-year decal it's all pointless stuff.
And they sent it to me twice.
And they sent it to me twice.
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Wouldn't mind getting the magazine actually!
I'm currently locked in a fight with Audi Customer Relations (who has apparently contacted the dealer on my behalf) to get Audi Magazine. I was promised a three-year subscription to this as per my welcome package. Picked up my new B8 A4 in January, received the welcome package in the spring, and have yet to receive an issue of the magazine. From the posts on this thread it looks like Audi is mailing stuff to people who don't want it and not mailing stuff to people who wouldn't mind it.
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I bought a Saab 9-2x (which is actually a rebadged Subaru WRX) in 2005. In the mail I got a Saab mug. Then a month later I got a foldable car blanket with a Saab insignia. And then I got three years of an expensive Saab magazine full of information about every Saab model except mine (which they "disinherited" after GM sold its 20% share of Subaru in 2006). Clearly such largesse saved the company (??)