A bit strange: the Post. We regularly receive questions from readers who want to know something that is in an old issue at AMK. Want the complete number. People who come to fairs know that we are regularly there with our entire archive,
If we have such a number in stock, such a number can also be ordered by post. Because we are modern enough to no longer have piles of stamps, we hand over such an envelope at the local PostPunt in the equally local supermarket.
But in the meantime we have had it a few times that the digital letter scale at the postal delivery point does not recognize the address when the mail is indicated. The cashier with dual function then reports that the item cannot be ordered because the address 'does not exist'.
So if you find an empty space where you thought you were living the day before you return home, contact your local postal agency. Your address has probably been deleted. We hope your family was not at home.
In the meantime, old AMK issues can still be ordered. But for subscribers, the entire archive can also be viewed digitally. Simply from your home. If there is still ...