Posted by Noah_Tall
Feb 8, 2010 12:48 pm

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• not sure, but it's a good book. :-) You should read it! I found myself reading 6-9 installments a day.

  Feb 8, 2010 1:47 pm
  by white5199

• @Noah_Tall Does anyone else have access to your account? We can see in our database that an email subscription was created and validated (the confirmation link was clicked on). If you don't want to continue receiving the book you can press the "suspend" link at the end of any installment.

  Feb 8, 2010 6:51 pm
  by MaggieH (admin)

• @maggieh I am pretty sure no one else accessed my account. I have searched my email and I have no record of the validation email for this book. I find all of the other validation emails I have received from DailyLit, so if it was someone access my account they would have had to delete the confirmation email after validating the selection. It is odd because I did start a new subscription the same day that this book started to arrive. I subscribed to Flatland and both Flatland and Paranoia started showing up in my inbox. Can you tell me the dates and time of these two confirmation events? Are they one after another or is one several hours later. I would guess that one after another would indicate a system error. It isn't a big deal, but it would be interesting to get to the bottom of. Thanks

  Feb 11, 2010 5:26 pm
  by Noah_Tall

• @Noah_Tall: Flatland was subscribed to about five minutes after Paranoia on 2/5/2010. Was Paranoia on your To-Read list? If so, and you finished a book on 2/4, Paranoia may have started automatically. We'll keep looking into this to make sure there aren't any bugs.

  Feb 12, 2010 11:17 am
  by MaggieH (admin)

• I would not take them or forget to take them. But if it's paranoia, ha, good luck. Your trying to make a person who is suspicious of everything to take a medical pill.

  Feb 15, 2010 5:12 am
  by mattlebros

• More about Paranoia:

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