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OK so i've been trying to register on the games workshop site, to get access to the spearhead rules and other such things, but it flat out refuses to acept the bulgarian postal code even though Bulgaria is listed as an available country choice. I heard that this might be related to english sites refusing to accept addresses that arent from the England wich sounds flat out discriminatory

As a side note i work at the local post office, and the chances of me getting the code wrong are as low as it gets around here

Put in another postal code that you think will work as a work around?

Hmm, maybe you should just email GW about it, it may be a recurring problem on their end.

Valkyrie wrote:Hmm, maybe you should just email GW about it, it may be a recurring problem on their end.

You really think someone will read it, besides i don't use outlook and that seems to be the only way to Email them, perhaps someone can do it for me

HoverBoy wrote:

Valkyrie wrote:Hmm, maybe you should just email GW about it, it may be a recurring problem on their end.

You really think someone will read it, besides i don't use outlook and that seems to be the only way to Email them, perhaps someone can do it for me

Companies can't require you to use an e-mail program. You just use whatever e-mail program you use... Just e-mail custserv@games-workshop.com

PBCK error?

I find it weird when people come straight to a forum first before calling the company they are having problems with. (See every FW thread ever started)

pretre wrote:

HoverBoy wrote:

Valkyrie wrote:Just e-mail custserv@games-workshop.com

Now that is helpfull thanks

call Games Workshop, their customer service is phenomenal!

SoloFalcon1138 wrote:call Games Workshop, their customer service is phenomenal!

I agree. I've had a few problems with products and they've been nothing but helpful. Give them a chance.

The problem is being resolved at this time.

Thanks for all your imput.

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