We want to keep Boost Magazine!!

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   Name: Angiet on Sep 1, 2006

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   Name: Jean Craske on Sep 1, 2006

   Comments: I am so cross about this-1 off the reasons given is the cost off postage.Dont WE pay for the postage!!I live in the south east NO SS down here..

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   Name: Elaine Dougan on Sep 1, 2006

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   Name: S Fraser on Sep 1, 2006

   Comments: So sad to see this being withdrawn....

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   Name: Diane Imrie on Sep 1, 2006

   Comments: I am unable to attend a class and would like to be given the choice to subscribe to Boost.

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   Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

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   Name: Wendy Burges on Sep 1, 2006

   Comments: Save our Boost

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   Name: Myra Wilson on Sep 1, 2006

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   Name: Jaye on Sep 1, 2006

   Comments: im disappointed by the fact it is being cut back and no longer a monthly mag

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    Name: Laura on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Jacs on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: very disgusted at this proposal enjoyed the magazine and got it thru the web site cause i could never find a copy in any of my local newsagents

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    Name: Janet Drennan on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Julie Docherty on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Jane Bunting on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: There are no classes in my area, and Your Dietline didn't suit me - but your magazine is brilliant! Especially following the recent loss of SLimming Magazine I would be really lost without its hel;p and support - please reconsider!

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    Name: Evelyn Smith on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: As you say "it is our magazine"...I personally do not want to be with out it! as a "lucky" target member I rely on getting Boost delivered...as I do not always manage to make a class. I work in a mini market and we got the Boost Magazine in the shop...every copy went! I hope you listen and take into account the views of the members...of Scottish Slimmers and the forum.

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    Name: Crazychick on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: keep Boost in the shops!

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    Name: Gillian Dolan on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: please please please!!!!

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    Name: Natasha Stratton on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: This magazine offer support and inspiration to all it's reader and i feel that the loss of the magazine to non-member would have a demeaning effect on their diet.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: Boost iwas the first magazine I bought which had a positive approach to weight loss and when I decided to cut down my magazine subscriptions, Boost was the one I decided to keep. Many of my work colleagues have gone out to get a copy after I've told them what a fabulous way it is to lose weight and I'm sure with a little advertising, sales would improve.

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    Name: JacquiJ on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: Boost Magazine is by far the best weight loss magazine around. I agree with others who say that WE pay for hte postage when we subscribe. VERY upset and annoyed about this. Please, please reconsider.

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    Name: Angela Muir on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: I am unable to go to class due to my work so I follow SS on my own with the help of BOOST magazine. With drawing the magazine is taking away a lot of support to a huge number of people

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: i am a member of the forum, and live down south, there is no classes down here, and to withdraw boost is a great disadvantage as i look forward to the magazimne for inspiration specially with no classes down here, i have on and off been a member of slimming magazine and used to go to classes here when you had them now i am with dietline and boost is very important to me and i wont be able to buy it in class like other people, i understand that there is financial consideration that the company has to make but drawing boost from the shops is not a good idea in my opinion.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: i am a member of the forum, and live down south, there is no classes down here, and to withdraw boost is a great disadvantage as i look forward to the magazimne for inspiration specially with no classes down here, i have on and off been a member of slimming magazine and used to go to classes here when you had them now i am with dietline and boost is very important to me and i wont be able to buy it in class like other people, i understand that there is financial consideration that the company has to make but drawing boost from the shops is not a good idea in my opinion.

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    Name: Claire Grier on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: please don't discontinue the boost mag, there may be people out there who don't have the money to go to class or to join your dietline or may even not have the confidence to join a class that need the life line that the boost mag can offer then, we all need regular boost mags for our own confidence and new recipes. Scottish slimmers is the best the way it is, please don't change it!

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    Name: Rachel on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: I simply could not do without the Boost Magazine - it is a godsend. It is far better than any other slimming magazine by a mile.

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    Name: Rachel on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: I simply could not do without the Boost Magazine - it is a godsend. It is far better than any other slimming magazine by a mile.

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    Name: Janette on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: In many moments of weakness I have turned to the Boost magazine in fact I don't know what I'd do without it. All other slimming clubs manage to get a hold of their fav magazine fairly easily - so why withdraw ours.

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: Boost is a great magazine with great recipes and information on health and fitness, and has great offers each issue.

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    Name: Elinor Milne on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: I had the most wonderful day out at Boost and would be very sad indeed to see it restricted like this..... please, please , please change your mind!

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    Name: Rosalie O'neill on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: please keep boost available to all.

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    Name: Lynsey Chalmers on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: as is said above, surel the magazine can be posted by subscription. it seems to me this is an idea to get more people to join classes or dietline. I feel it is unfare that people who do not live near a class or wish to join diet line, but still wish to follow PEP should be denied access to Boost

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    Name: Brian Stewart on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Julie Campbell on Sep 1, 2006

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    Name: Norma Smith on Sep 2, 2006

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    Name: Audrey Shaw on Sep 2, 2006

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    Name: Louise Nimmo on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: This is an utterly ridiculous decision to be made. The magazine should be made available to all. Many rely on this magazine every month, those who can`t afford the weekly class fee for instance, and not all have access to buy online. I really think for the sake of Scottish Slimmers reputation, this decision should be overturned.

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    Name: Lorraine Waddell on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: VERY UNHAPPY about the news

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    Name: Anne Cassels on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: please dont withdraw boost from publis sale,but especialy please dont reduce its publication.

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    Name: Lorraine Waddell on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: VERY UNHAPPY about the news

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    Name: Paula on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: Please don't let our Boost magazine disappear. I would have thought by putting it in the shops would Boost our sales and our members.

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    Name: Tara Wilson on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: i am really totally disappointed at the decision to take boost down to only a few times per year.my class is very busy due to the fact ss has cancelled the later class and sometimes its v hard to get a chat with the cm.i rely on boost for help cos its hard to always chat to the cm. if ss had actually distributed this magazine properly and had it freely available int he shops then more people would have been able to by the magazine,therefore increasing the sales.this is really putting me off ss now as it seems they dont really take into account what the members think

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    Name: Mary Mone on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I'm a subscriber of Boost magazine and am shocked to discover that the magazine is being withdrawn as I rely heavily on the advice given tp help me with my weight loss as I'm unable to get to a class.

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    Name: Elspeth McDougall on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: Please keep Boost. I have NEVER seen it in the shops and I think it should be available in all shops and supermarkets beside the other slimming mags.

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    Name: Ron on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: Thoroughly disgusted. what about the your dietline customers & others who cant get to a class to buy the mag Cant believe you are stopping the subscription service!!!! Absolutely ridiculous. Please reconsider as you are leaving a lot of very unhappy customers & unhappy customers tend to vote with their feet!!

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I find it difficult to attend a class and use the forum and Boost as my support. I was buying my copy in a local newsagent and am very disappointed that the magazine is not going to be for sale in shops and will not be published as regularly as it is a much needed support for a lot of people.

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    Name: Christine Mende Skeete on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: i have been subscribing to BOOST mag for nearly 2 years now and rely it on for inspiration and help when i go off the rails. i have read Weight Watchers mag and Slimming World mag and niether of them compare to BOOST. i live in Hastings East Susssex and there are no classes in East Sussex to attend to be able to buy BOOST. chris s

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: i am very diappointed at this news,if ss had actually bothered to distribute this magazine in the way that weightwatchers,rosemary conley,slimming world and slimming magazine do then it would be available to the same amount of people that buy the aforementioned magazines.this would surely be profitable for ss.i also feel it is totally unfair to have boost available to buy online an issue at a time,this is mean and unfair also.the reason i have subscribed is because sometimes i cant get it in the shops or at class.very disappointed in ss

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    Name: Valerie Anderson on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: I am unable to attend classes and rely on the Boost magazine and the Forum for support, inspiration, advice and recipes.

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    Name: Jenny Jones on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: Boost should be available to purchase as and when it is required. To make it class only is discriminating against those who have no classes near to them. Do you wish all your loyal readers to defect to Weight Watchers/Slimming World or Rosemary Connelly If so you are going the right way about it. I think that the reaction to your announcement should be enought to make you rethink this situation. As far as I am aware it is the people that attend your classes/dietline AND buy the magazine that help to keep you all in employment. Do right by your customers and rethink this appaling decision.

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