Expat World Newsletter Proudly Announces the Start of Its Second Quarter Century of Publishing

Sept. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- With more than 250 monthly issues under its belt, Expat World is refreshing its image for the Post 9/11 world.

Says the publisher "The rules have changed.  Living by the old rules can get you in trouble.  It's time to learn a few new tricks.  We're adding new products, new authors, the best of next century to help the expat find safety, privacy, health, and prosperity in a whole new landscape."

Meanwhile, the newsletter is trying to round up nearly 10,000 subscribers!  That's right.  The publisher found out the hard way that encryption really works when the site's administrator, Max, died suddenly a few months ago in Austria.

Lost were the expiration dates of subscriptions of nearly 10,000 subscribers to the newsletter.  In order to get the subscribers to come in from the cold, Expat World created the Subscribers Amnesty Program and is offering a 33% discount for renewals and new subscriptions for the next 40 days.  All subscribers have to do is "check back in"with the newsletter with an easy menu and tell us their expiration dates and we'll take their word," says the publisher.  "But it's a great time to take advantage of our unfortunate condition to grab some serious price savings."

"Our subscribers are like family to us.  Thank goodness we have "the address book."

The newsletter advises all subscribers to open their emails of the latest issue when they arrive in their email boxes in a few days and get in touch by following the simple directions that will come with the latest, greatest issue of Expat World Newsletter of International Living.