My husband recently retired from the local library. One of the perks of his former job was he could read the newest copies of magazines first. However, that perk no longer resists. We still check out magazines, but he really misses Time and Newsweek's most current copies. Anyone have a suggestion where I could buy a subscription to one of these very reasonably for Christmas for him? Thank you for your help!
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The place that I got my copy of Newsweek from gave me a 92% discount! That meant $20 for the whole year. I found it here:
magmall.com/products/News/Newsweek+Magazine-SKU-nws01.htm.
(I can't post full links because I haven't posted 15 times yet... Sorry)
I can't find Time on their website, but I found it for $39.95 per year (82% discount) here:
magazinesusa.com/html/Time5.shtml
Hope that helps. I have heard about some magazine subscription service that lets you pay a monthly fee for any 3 magazines you would like, and it lets you change them from month to month I think but I can't remember the name. It might be worth checking into though as well.
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Originally posted by rob62521 View PostAnyone have a suggestion where I could buy a subscription to one of these very reasonably for Christmas for him? Thank you for your help!
Since I'm overwhelmed as it is, I always pass up the free offer
-Dave
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I have learned to let them expire, then wait 2 months and renew. Meanwhile, you keep getting offers in the mail for less and less. I just renewed National Geographic for $8 for a full year, due to one of these offers. It expired in October and will start back and the lower price in Jan--worth waiting for.
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Originally posted by rob62521 View PostAnyone have a suggestion where I could buy a subscription to one of these very reasonably for Christmas for him? Thank you for your help!
Bizrate
I just ordered something online and filled out the questions from Bizrate and at the end was offered free subscriptions to any four:
Time, Entertainment Weekly, Ladies Home Journal, Sports Illustrated, Redbook, National Geographic Adventure, National Geographic Traveler, Food & Wine, Business Week, Entrepreneur, Reader's Digest, Money, Fortune, Travel + Leisure, Real Simple, ShopSmart, PCPhoto Essence, SmartMoney, Inc., Marie Claire, Country Living, Traditional Home, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine, Sports Illustrated, KIDS, Maxim, Blender, Southern Accents, Sunset, Elle, Decor, American Photo, Metropolitan, Home, Elle,
Some have a $2 charge.
If you don't get the survey from buying something online you can visit
Bonus Center
where they offer 3 months free.
-Vole
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