I agree with everybody else. You can get better deals elsewhere.

I'm afraid I don't have a good idea to keep your account. I had one with them a couple years ago. They did the same thing with me (always sending books I didn't ask for even though I sent my response card back right away). I cancelled my acccount and I continue to receive info to sign up. If I were you, I'd cancel. :thumbdown:

I dropped out years ago. Their books are either not interesting, or way to spendy! Can buy elsewhere for less.

you have given the best reasons to drop the account. If you can't fully use the service then don't pay for it. Same for fabric clubs. If you can't use a mixed up assortement of 5" squares then they are useless.

I dropped my account too, for the same reasons. Now I check out quilting books from the library. Even though I live in a very small town, our library has a really large selection of books. Much cheaper and I can pick out patterns I like and copy them on my printer.

I joined a book club many years ago and like some of you I dropped out after fulfilling the reguired sales, I found I didn't want half the books and the ones I wanted were to expensive. After I dropped out they kept begging me to come back for years till they finaly got the message

I plan to drop my membership - I fulfilled my purchasing obligation quite a while ago and frankly I can't remember the last time they've offered something that I've wanted. I don't even know when the last time is that I actually bought something from them.

I belonged to that club for awhile but I dropped it. I could find what I wanted with better prices somewhere else.

I would cancel it. I have tried these book clubs and have been disappointed every time.

I think you had all ready made a decision before you posted this question, but, I would close the account. I don't know how many book, magazine clubs I belonged too, but, they kept trying to sell me stuff. Kept sending there books and magazines and I had to keep sending back and that was annoying. I ended up telling one company, you send me anymore books, I shall keep them