I know it is actually quite ridiculous...
Great Subscription Offers - Magazines
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I know it is actually quite ridiculous...
VogueParisLover
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Do you guys know where I can get digital subscriptions? And how expensive are they?
I notice a lot of members here have them for magazines that are not really available in their area.
I notice a lot of members here have them for magazines that are not really available in their area.
There are some okay subscriptions for students though I still find them very expensive... Not sure if they do electronic subscriptions though...
http://student-subscription-service.co.uk/
http://student-subscription-service.co.uk/
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Thanks, but not really what I was looking for... something more like zinio.com, but not zinio.com. 
Thanks, but not really what I was looking for... something more like zinio.com, but not zinio.com.
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I just found out that if you subscribe to magazines through this web-site : http://www.topcashback.co.uk/RetailersByCatMagazines.htm you will get some cashback as indicated...
http://www.isubscribe.co.uk/title_info.cfm?prodID=4#reviews
could someone help me with the above offer, it's £5 for 5 issues but then it says followed by £7 every six months, does that mean that they just take £7 from the account that it's billed to every 6 months after te first 5? what if i want to stop it after the first 5, can i?
could someone help me with the above offer, it's £5 for 5 issues but then it says followed by £7 every six months, does that mean that they just take £7 from the account that it's billed to every 6 months after te first 5? what if i want to stop it after the first 5, can i?
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If you go for the 'direct debit' option, then I do believe that you can stop the subscription after the first five issues by going to the bank and cancelling it.
However, the subscription service might make it slightly difficult for you to do that, in that they might not remind you in good time, hoping that the renewal will happen before you get chance to cancel it. It's something to watch out for.
Looking at a long-term subscription, it is cheaper to sign up for 24 issues at £24 via credit card - a one-off purchase (with no automatic renewal or need to remember to cancel anything) which works out at £1 per issue for two years. Guaranteed rate, no nonsense.
If you were to continue the subscription using the direct debit option, you'd pay £5 for 5 issues, then £7 for 6 issues, which means you'd pay £12 for 11 issues (and eventually £14 for 12 issues) which is like paying around £1.10/£1.17 per issue. Slightly more.
However, the subscription service might make it slightly difficult for you to do that, in that they might not remind you in good time, hoping that the renewal will happen before you get chance to cancel it. It's something to watch out for.
Looking at a long-term subscription, it is cheaper to sign up for 24 issues at £24 via credit card - a one-off purchase (with no automatic renewal or need to remember to cancel anything) which works out at £1 per issue for two years. Guaranteed rate, no nonsense.
If you were to continue the subscription using the direct debit option, you'd pay £5 for 5 issues, then £7 for 6 issues, which means you'd pay £12 for 11 issues (and eventually £14 for 12 issues) which is like paying around £1.10/£1.17 per issue. Slightly more.
