Your best bet is to use their email contact as this involves a payment issue support@j-novel.club

But some steps you can take yourself is to contact your card issuer in case it's an issue on their end. Assuming that JNC attempted to charge the card, your card issuer should be able to see what went wrong on their end (if the transaction was flagged as suspicious for example)

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We've notified Comixology!

@qeeh i tried Hugendubel for now. They seem to have the series as well.

@farmerdad
@myskaros was talking about how members can pre-order the book while it's being translates and not about the release date.

From what I know all release dates are manually entered in the system so the book being release on December 2020 is definitely a typo and not on purpose.

that about sums up my questions, thanks

@qu1nch1a Partly Yes. If it is expired you could either buy it to read it or wait for a catchup month. Every months some series are made free to read for members. Like Black Summoner plus 5 other LN and one Manga this month. So as a member you can read all Volumes of it.

@myskaros TY

@bordmouth said in Cannot Subscribe:

Is it due to the changes of adding Stripe?

J-Novel Club has used Stripe as its payment processor since it first started almost 5 years ago. There have been no changes on that front whatsoever. It's more likely that there's something wrong with your card, which you will have to call your bank or card issuer to investigate.

@pcj Okay, thank you.

@ker2x year, finally...

@sea-sea If the first of the month falls on the weekend, the catch-ups don’t rotate until the first Monday. In this month’s case, the catch-ups rotated to the August titles yesterday.

The loss of the discount on credits is the main point. I'm out by $5 or $6 (if I ever intend to buy any more books) because of the consumer unfriendly buying process.

Edit: My math was off. Upgrading to premium should be $6, not $7, so I don't lose an extra dollar, just the initial $5.

@groxx Hey, yo, I manually went through and did a <small style="font-size: 70%"> on all her dialogue instead of using smallcaps unicode characters. Can you see if this fixed anything? If not, we can go for something else.

@myskaros thanks. I had a senile moment before I realised all my devices fed into the router 😅

Alternately, you can try reading on the old website, that should work as a temporary solution:

https://old.j-novel.club/top

Can you post more information for us, like what device, operating system+version, and browser+version? I just tried on Windows/Chrome and that chapter works fine for me.

There might be a last-minute delay, I've moved the event to tomorrow while we investigate.

@lokonmei I suspect that is something better done in private, so if I where you try emailing support@j-novel.club

@gprovida Different forms for "I" or "me" indicate different genders which does not translate: such as ore or boku are often used by males (boys) and atashi/watashi is used by females (girls). There are of course people who don't follow that. In this context the it is used to indicate the person changes gender.
It would be fun to see more novels where this happens!