Pretty Sweet Deals...

[HulkSmash]

check out amazons Magazine subscription deals..

http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_lin...pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=1287610522&pf_rd_i=599858

I just got the Nat Geo, and popular science and mechanics, and 30 bucks for 58 TIME magazines!

 

[HulkSmash]

Oh man, thanks for the link!

Transworld snowboarding....climbing.....still searching for men's health!

This just made every trip to the mail box a fun-filled event lol

mens health is cheap. I got that too

 

[vinylbarry]

 

[jiarby]

I will bet you get more renewal notices than magazines... and your 1st renewal offer will come before your 1st magazine!

 

[HulkSmash]

I will bet you get more renewal notices than magazines... and your 1st renewal offer will come before your 1st magazine!

i bet you get a 80 subscription for 15 bucks?

 

[jiarby]

what's an 80 subscription?

 

[HulkSmash]

what's an 80 subscription?

$80.00 . . . .

 

[jiarby]

No one pays $80 for a subscription. it is one of those fake retail MSRP numbers.
Magazines make money on advertising. They can charge more money for advertising if they have a big subscription base. They can make even more money if they know alot about their subscribers demographically. Whatever you pay for a subscription barely covers postage costs.

I wasn't belittling you... That was my experience when I subscribed to Inc. & Fast Company in 2007. I was endlessly barraged with other soliciatations and renewal notices... dozens and dozens. I actually did receive a renewal notice BEFORE I ever receiived the first magazine. Thank goodness I used a disposable email forwarder account (got my own web server!) and after I cancelled I just deleted the email account and they were silenced.

 

[HulkSmash]

No one pays $80 for a subscription. it is one of those fake retail MSRP numbers.
Magazines make money on advertising. They can charge more money for advertising if they have a big subscription base. They can make even more money if they know alot about their subscribers demographically. Whatever you pay for a subscription barely covers postage costs.

I wasn't belittling you... That was my experience when I subscribed to Inc. & Fast Company in 2007. I was endlessly barraged with other soliciatations and renewal notices... dozens and dozens. I actually did receive a renewal notice BEFORE I ever receiived the first magazine. Thank goodness I used a disposable email forwarder account (got my own web server!) and after I cancelled I just deleted the email account and they were silenced.

I know what you're saying. But in any case good deals.

 

[shakey0818]

ty ill be gettinf some myself.unreal prices.

 

[Poconopete]

Don't forget to call & email the seller repeatedly when you don't have it in 3 weeks. I have been selling subs for over 7 yrs what a pain in the arse!

 

[HulkSmash]

Don't forget to call & email the seller repeatedly when you don't have it in 3 weeks. I have been selling subs for over 7 yrs what a pain in the arse!

it's amazon. not some door salesman.
they're fast.

 

[Poconopete]

it's amazon. not some door salesman.
they're fast.

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75 of 87 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Do not buy through Amazon but directly
I bought National Geographics for my elderly father over 3 months ago. To this day no magazines have arrived. Tired of waiting and after a phone call from him, I barred the wait to talked to someone in NG. They told me that going through Amazon takes at least 3 months!!! and that they have shiped my order two day ago and it will take 2 weeks in transport. If I go directly...