There are several ways for you to get in contact us:
Email
Our email address is:
me@middleearthgames.com
During our normal office hours (10am-6.30pm BST, 5am-1.30pm EST) we regularly check our email.
Our email address has an out of office auto-responder, so within a couple of minutes of sending an email you should get a reply. If you do not receive confirmation then we have not received your email.
If you are submitting a game turn, always remember to include your name, game, nation and account number, where such details are known.
Telephone
Within the UK:
029 2091 3359
or
029 2062 5665 (to be used if the other line is engaged)
If calling from overseas:
011 44 (0)29 2091 3359
(Please contact your local operator for dialling instructions, and to confirm the country code to be used.)
Phones will be manned from 10am-6:30pm (BST – British Standard Time); 5am-1:30pm (EST).
Alternatively, you can contact our US office on:
1-770-579-6813 EST, Weekdays only. However, since all games are run from our UK office, it is recommended that, if possible, you contact us here.
Fax
Within the UK:
029 2062 5532
If faxing us from elsewhere overseas, please contact your local operator for dialling instructions and to confirm the country code to be used.
Important: please note that confirmation of a successful transmission from your fax machine IS NOT confirmation that we have received your fax. If you wish to check whether we have received anything sent to us by fax, please contact us by email or telephone.
Post
Our postal address is:
ME Games Limited
Office A
340 North Road
Cardiff
CF14 3BP
UK
Alternatively, you can mail us at our US office:
ME Games Ltd
c/o John Seals
73 Edgewood Terrace
South Bound Brook
NJ 08880
USA
Note that if you are submitting a turn to this address, your turn will then be emailed to us to be processed. However, you must allow an extra day for this to occur, so your turn must be submitted at least a day before the deadline.
Web Server
Turns can be submitted online at our web server:
Click Here to to learn more.
