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Message: <blockquote data-quote="madelf" data-source="post: 3146847" data-attributes="member: 15415">No. I don't feel that it was adequate notice.The contract I signed was with RPGnow. Although I haven't pulled it out to double check, it was my understanding that ANY changes to that contract (not just rate changes) required 30 days notice. I'm also pretty sure that contract didn't include a provision for sticking my products on the DTRPG site. I was given a day's notice that my products were going to be appearing on DTRPG. They are there now, and I'm still not sure how I feel about that (rate hike issues aside). I didn't fail to list my stuff on their site out of laziness, I had reasons for choosing not to list there. I was not given enough time to consider whether those reasons were still of importance to me, or of sufficient importance to outweigh the benefit of being with the combined store, yet my products are there. I wasn't given the option to decline in advance of the move. If I should decide in the next day or two that I do not want to go with OBS after the 30 day delay on the rate hike, I also cannot simply remove my products from DTRPG while maintaining them on RPGNow until I can choose another outlet and change all my links, etc. I'm forced to have my products on both sites, or neither, until I make other arrangements.If I had been given 30 days notice prior to these changes, I would have had time to think this over, decide how I wanted to proceed, and could have taken action in an orderly manner prior to the move. I wasn't given that opportunity. I think I should have been.So I think the "one day's notice" accusation is quite appropriate.</blockquote>

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