vmorgan

If I can't find a free subscription for a magazine I'm looking for, I go to www.magazinepricesearch.com to find the best deal out there. I've found some great deals on expensive magazines before, though all that's currently available for Cook's Illustrated Magazine is pretty spendy.

Chad

Free one-year subscription to Beautiful Woman Magazine:


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Enter you E-mail address at the end of the link.


Beautiful Woman is America’s favorite magazine focused on bringing you the latest information and reviews on new beauty products and beauty treatments.

Chad

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Get the print version of our guide to good living sent directly to your door.

DVDMagic

Thanks for the link. Browsed thru the site and opted to get Rolling Stone for 4 years for $10.22. Just have to wait for the first issue now

Chad

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A sophisticated new publication that celebrates the finest interior design and architecture of the West with artful photographs and knowledgeable text, written and edited by some of the most distinctive architects and designers working today.

paulringodaman

thanks!!!

chowchris13

any free magzs offers for residents in canada?

movieguru

Thanks!!!

mndtrp

Wow, I just got my first issue of Robb Report. Having never seen this magazine before, I think it's just a tad out of my lifestyle. When a watch is costing more than 3 times my yearly pay, I think I'm in over my head. Thanks to the poster, but I'll be passing on this magazine in the future. Someone else with more money can pick it up.

longshanks

The Stuff #1 Link on the first page only has Spin available. And the Stuff #3 Link says that the discount code has expired. Might want to update that.

Minor Threat

Good stuff - Thanks all!!!!!

Chad

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Complimentary one-year subscription to PC Magazine:


PC Magazine is your complete guide to computers, peripherals, upgrades and all other technology products. Each issue includes extensive product reviews based
on tests, productivity and opinion columns.

Palaver

Thanks for PC Mag, Chad.

BlockbusterDude

I just registered and within minutes received the following e-mail....

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Chad

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Psychology Today takes information from the latest research in the field of psychology and makes it useful to people in their everyday lives. Its coverage encompasses self-improvement, relationships, the mind-body connection, health, family, the workplace and culture.

DaveWadding

Thanks Chad! Psych Today is a really interesting mag.

Liquid Death

Thanks for Psych Today!

Chad

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Tango magazine is your guide to lasting love. We're the authority on modern love, and we're not shy - We'll tell you exactly what it takes to find love, nurture love, make love and make love work. Real advice for real women - looking, taken, engaged, married or starting over. We are so convinced that you will love Tango's unique content that we are making you an incredible limited time offer.

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Body + Soul is your guide to living a healthier, balanced, and more joyful life. With practical, clear, inspiring ideas and ways to enrich your life, Body + Soul will teach you how to take care of yourself and help you to stay young, strong, and vibrant.

Chad

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It’s a perennial dilemma for any traveler: the exotic or the familiar?

The best trips cause us to fall in love—with a city, a culture, the charms of a people—and make us eager to return again and again. Even a place you think you know well retains its secrets, its unknown delights, its new enticements. That’s why it's possible to return happily to Paris, Rome, and London as many as a dozen times and still feel you've only scratched the surface. But with so many other locales beckoning, it's hard not to succumb to the lure of the unknown. So, return to a place where you have forged deep bonds or seek out the undiscovered? Believe me, I don’t have the answer.

And the aim of Culture & Travel, I'm afraid, is to make your decision only more difficult. In this issue we feature an article on a neighborhood in Paris full of International Style architecture that even most of the locals don't know about, and a photo essay on an area of Romania with a tradition of decorative arts and architecture, so remote that it seems to have been suspended in time. And Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni's story on the Château de La Napoule, near Cannes, proves that even in an area as well-traveled as the French Riviera, unexpected treasures and unlikely stories remain to be discovered.

And then there are those virtually mystical places that, no matter how thoroughly explored, retain their air of mystery, the powerful lure of the exotic. No place represents that potent mix better than Egypt. We are proud to feature an essay by Frederick Brown, along with excerpts from his acclaimed recent biography of Gustave Flaubert, about the great French writer's journey through Egypt with his traveling companion, Maxime Du Camp. The story is illustrated with photographs from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York taken by Du Camp and other pioneering photographers who helped initiate a rage in Europe for all things Egyptian.

Those images have lost none of their enchantment, just as Egypt itself, more than 150 years later, still holds its fascination for contemporary travelers and photographers—as Richard Misrach's stunning photograph, above, demonstrates. As ancient as it is, Egypt will always be compelling and fresh. It reminds us that travel has a magical way of making the world entirely new.
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Chad

Complimentary 1 - 4 year subscription to Blender:





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Blender Magazine is the new music magazine that salutes the unique brilliance of rock & roll in all its forms, from new metal to hip-hop, rock to R&B, and does it with an energy and panache other corporate music mags lack. Blender is authoritative, useful and fun, all at the same time, and is unafraid to take risks to bring readers the best stories, the most insightful reviews and the most far-out photographs to help discover the very best music out there.

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Complimentary one-year subscription to Games for Windows: The Official Magazine:


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Posted Nov 18th 2006

The first-ever issue of Games for Windows: The Official Magazine (formerly Computer Gaming World) hit newsstands Friday. Weighing in at 134 pages, the magazine's new focus on games for Windows allows the editorial staff to focus on the PC as a platform to rival consoles "minus the annoying Linux and Mac noise" according to the magazine's editor.

A few highlights from issue 01:

* Nice, light design. Most game magazines have a heavy, dark feel to them. GFW's art and layout are lighter and easier on the eyes, though almost all of the advertising is still annoyingly black.
* GFW's editor (Jeff Green) promises that Microsoft has no say in anything that his staff prints between the covers of the magazine. It's still an independent editorial venture, "despite that big honkin' Windows logo on the front cover." That's important.
* If you didn't care for the magazine before, it's unlikely that the renaming and new design will change your mind. The magazine's contents are still the same because it's still staffed by the same staff sitting in the same seats at the same desks covering the same games. This is the same book with a different cover.
* The most exciting change is GFW's new scoring system. In a ballsy move, GFW has recalibrated their score system: a score of 5 out of 10 is "average." Anything above a five is "above average" and anything below five is "below average." Games that previously might have earned 8 or 9 might now be earning scores of 6 or 7! Let's see how long they'll stick to their guns on this one, as they're sure to catch a lot of heat from game publishers. Stay strong, guys! You're on the side of the gamer with this change.

crazyronin

Quick question. Now that I've hit GFW for free subs twice off of different offers, is there a way to get them combined? Will they do it automatically?

Daniel-A

What has worked for me was 1st getting the two subscriptions sent to the same address and name (if before you had them to different people or adresses). And on more than one occasion they grouped my subscriptions together automatically (when I had a current subscription and signed up for a new one to the same place). If they don't call the subscription number that is inside any magazine tell them you are getting more than one issue and that you'd like to get them combined.

blucadet3

damn missed blender for like the 5th time...