Standing Order Program

Pacesetter Games & Simulations announces the Standing Order Program for its first printing limited edition releases. Due to heavy demand for first printing limited edition modules, PG&S has initiated the Standing Order Program for its customers.

The Standing Order Program will allow customers to add their name the Standing Order Program List and reserve an opportunity to purchase a predetermined quantity of first printing limited edition modules prior to public release. The program works in the following manner:

A customer provides order information and quantity of modules desired for each release. When any first printing module is released, that customer has five days to purchase the quantity of modules per their standing order. The customer has no requirement to make a purchase. The Standing Order Program simply reserves a requested quantity of modules for each first printing produced by PG&S.

Customers will automatically remain on the program list so long as they make their requested purchase each time a first printing module is released. Customers who do not make the purchase in the five day grace period will be removed from the program list. Customers removed from the list may seek reinstatement, but they will move to the back of any waiting list. Customers may request to be removed from the list at any time.

Customers on the program list will receive an advance email notifying them of release of the first printing limited edition module six days in advance of the public module release. The customer may then make their purchase in the five day period. Please note, this is not an advance order; the module will be available for shipping immediately. After the five day purchase period has concluded, program list participants will have one additional day to make additional purchases of the module before release to the general public if any modules remain on a first-come, first-served basis.

The advance email will include a link and purchase instructions.

A list of first printing limited edition modules included in the Standing Order Program will be available at pacesettergames.com

To add your name to the Standing Order Program List please forward the information request to:  bbarsh@pacesettergames.com

Full Name:

Mailing Address:

Email Address:

Paypal Address:
(email address and actual name on account)

*(Favorite on-line forum and user name:
(i.e. bbarsh at rollforinitiative.com)

Quantity of Modules:

*Optional, but it sure helps in avoiding confusion.

No information will be distributed or sold to any other entity. The Standard Order Program List is the under sole ownership of Pacesetter Games & Simulations. The list will not be made public.

> Customers who do not make the purchase in the five day grace period will be removed from the program list.

IMO that sounds a bit tight for those of us who aren't hooked up online 24x7 and wouldn't have thought there was /that/ much of a rush to get mods out the door.
The only other obvious question would be regarding overseas shipping pool arrangements, but that's a separate matter.

Thanks.

E-mail Sent

Gnat the Beggar wrote:E-MAIL SENT!  

Can we change the quantity of certain releases on a case by case basis, or must we always purchase exactly the same numbers every time?

IE. Say I am in the program for 2 copies of each release and I wanted to order only one copy (or four copies for that matter) for your next scheduled release, and then return to my original standing order of two copies for all future releases?

At this time I am not interested in later releases of the same Modules, unless major revisions are made of course..
I assume that later Prints can be ordered in the normal fashion?

Yes, you can change your quantity at any time.

The program only applies to first print release of new modules (reprints are not limited or included). Also, RC1 will have a AD&D/OSRIC version which is not considered limited.

Yes, you can always purchase other modules in the normal fashion.

Please remember, the program makes no demand on the customer whatsoever.

bbarsh wrote:So I can actually give those on the list more advance notice , say two weeks out which is usually how long it takes my printer to produce.

E-mail sent.  Keep up the good work, Bill!  

Sent, thanks Bill

mbassoc2003 wrote:E-mail Sent

Did you get the e-mail, Bill?

Great work Bill,

Email sent