Important Update Regarding Subscription Payment Dates

Important Update Regarding Subscription Payment Dates

We’re making an update to improve your subscription experience!

Starting from April 1st 2025, all subscription payments will be processed on a fixed date each month, rather than on a flexible recurring date. 

This change is both a result of customer feedback and designed to help streamline our systems — ensuring our team can prepare and ship your orders more efficiently and get them to you even faster!

From April 1st 2025, the following payment dates will apply:

1st month - Crime Collective

2nd month - PREM1ER

3rd month - GSFF

For those with joint subscriptions, your payment will renew on the latest of the combined dates to occur. 

Rest assured, your subscription benefits and the books you love will remain unchanged — just with an even smoother process behind the scenes.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our wonderful booksellers:

GSFF - gsff@goldsborobooks.com

PREM1ER - premier@goldsborobooks.com

Crime Collective - enquiries@goldsborobooks.com

Back to blog

Leave a comment

Please note, comments need to be approved before they are published.

Blog posts

  • Why I am a Book Collector

    Why I am a Book Collector

    ‘My shelves are not storage. They are a biography.’-David H. Headley on how books made a life   Most people assume collectors begin with confidence or expertise. I didn’t. I...

    3 comments

    Why I am a Book Collector

    ‘My shelves are not storage. They are a biography.’-David H. Headley on how books made a life   Most people assume collectors begin with confidence or expertise. I didn’t. I...

    3 comments
  • Introducing: FELLOWSHIP

    Introducing: FELLOWSHIP

    When we first launched Fellowship, it was a way to celebrate the imaginative fiction we love. But over time, something quieter and more powerful has emerged. It has developed into...

    Introducing: FELLOWSHIP

    When we first launched Fellowship, it was a way to celebrate the imaginative fiction we love. But over time, something quieter and more powerful has emerged. It has developed into...

  • The Future of Book Collecting

    The Future of Book Collecting

    There is a shift I cannot ignore, even after twenty-six years of doing this. Collecting is changing. It has not replaced the past. It has expanded. When we opened Goldsboro...

    2 comments

    The Future of Book Collecting

    There is a shift I cannot ignore, even after twenty-six years of doing this. Collecting is changing. It has not replaced the past. It has expanded. When we opened Goldsboro...

    2 comments
  • 26 Books to Look Out for in 2026

    26 Books to Look Out for in 2026

    A personal list from David Headley, a reader first, a collector always. I read for discovery, obsession, and the joy of finding something I want to press into other people’s...

    26 Books to Look Out for in 2026

    A personal list from David Headley, a reader first, a collector always. I read for discovery, obsession, and the joy of finding something I want to press into other people’s...

1 4