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Old 27-Mar-2008, 10:18
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Hi! Please advise of an alternate, more professional, word for "take-up". Context: Thanks you for your "take-up" of the new magazine subscrition.
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Thank you for signing up for . . .

Thank you for your new subscription to . . .

Thank you for purchasing a subscription for . . .
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'to' in both sentences if "to a magazine" etc

...take out of subscription for my son, who loves Modern Mechanics
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