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renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
Mary
"In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but
planning is indispensable." Dwight D. Eisenhower
magazine gift subscriptions
Tara <jarvi...@ix.netcom.com>
12/2/2004 10:56:42 PM
http://condenet.com/condenast/holiday2003/XXDIMECN/befa.html
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's.
Tara
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's.
Tara
mpam...@aol.comnospam (Mpamber)
12/3/2004 12:26:33 AM
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
Do you have to pay with credit card? I was wondering if they automatically renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
Mary
"In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but
planning is indispensable." Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com>
12/3/2004 1:28:45 AM
In <20041202192633.21640.00001...@mb–m12.aol.com> Mpamber wrote:
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
click to their 'Customer Service' link, it takes you to the actual
magazine's CS, not some middleman page...
I've subscribed through Publishers Clearing House before and when it's
time to re–subscribe, the notice comes from the magazine not PC.
––
Cheers
Dennis
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There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
Do you have to pay with credit card? I was wondering if they
automatically renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
Not sure, but I don't think so. When you click on a magazine, then automatically renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
click to their 'Customer Service' link, it takes you to the actual
magazine's CS, not some middleman page...
I've subscribed through Publishers Clearing House before and when it's
time to re–subscribe, the notice comes from the magazine not PC.
––
Cheers
Dennis
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Tara <jarvi...@ix.netcom.com>
12/3/2004 2:16:12 PM
On 03 Dec 2004 00:26:33 GMT, mpam...@aol.comnospam (Mpamber) wrote:
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
my e–mail and thought I'd share it. Magazinevalues.com has good
deals, too, and they do not automatically renew.
Tara
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
Do you have to pay with credit card? I was wondering if they automatically
renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
Mary
I'm sorry; I don't know the answer to that. I received the offer in renew you each year. That is something I wouldn't like.
Mary
my e–mail and thought I'd share it. Magazinevalues.com has good
deals, too, and they do not automatically renew.
Tara
micheleto...@yahoo.com (msd67)
12/5/2004 5:07:40 AM
Unfortunately, most subscriptions put on a credit card give you an
automatic renewal.
automatic renewal.
mom_2_...@hotmail.com (Barbara)
12/5/2004 2:05:28 PM
Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com> wrote in message news:<20041202192847619–0...@news.sasktel.net>...
publisher, which spells out between them who handles renewals. That
is sometimes the clearinghouse, not the publisher, so the publisher's
policies would not give you the information you need (although I think
that the link we're talking about was actually Conde Nast, the
publisher).
Read the fine print. They have no right to renew, or to charge your
credit card, without your permission. Unless you've authorized it ––
and that includes the *fine print* –– they can't renew without your
permission. If you're not sure, ask. And if you can't get a straight
answer, is this someone you want having your credit card number in the
first place?
They probably WILL solicit you to renew for your friend, though.
I ordered a couple of subscriptions for One through Amazon, BTW.
They're pretty trustworthy in general.
Barbara
In <20041202192633.21640.00001...@mb–m12.aol.com> Mpamber wrote:
There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
Not sure, but I don't think so. When you click on a magazine, then
click to their 'Customer Service' link, it takes you to the actual
magazine's CS, not some middleman page...
I've subscribed through Publishers Clearing House before and when it's
time to re–subscribe, the notice comes from the magazine not PC.
A legitimate magazine clearinghouse should have an agreement with the There are a number of good deals at the link above –– 2 for 1, GWP's
Not sure, but I don't think so. When you click on a magazine, then
click to their 'Customer Service' link, it takes you to the actual
magazine's CS, not some middleman page...
I've subscribed through Publishers Clearing House before and when it's
time to re–subscribe, the notice comes from the magazine not PC.
publisher, which spells out between them who handles renewals. That
is sometimes the clearinghouse, not the publisher, so the publisher's
policies would not give you the information you need (although I think
that the link we're talking about was actually Conde Nast, the
publisher).
Read the fine print. They have no right to renew, or to charge your
credit card, without your permission. Unless you've authorized it ––
and that includes the *fine print* –– they can't renew without your
permission. If you're not sure, ask. And if you can't get a straight
answer, is this someone you want having your credit card number in the
first place?
They probably WILL solicit you to renew for your friend, though.
I ordered a couple of subscriptions for One through Amazon, BTW.
They're pretty trustworthy in general.
Barbara