title: BEWARE OF THEM

text:
I tried to re order Bassin, boy I found out how bad they are. I had a problem last year getting started so I thought I would buy it thru Amazon because they are in charge of getting it done. I was glad I did since I did not receive the first issue from Bassin even after they said they would ship it in 3 to 5 days, Amazon got my money back.
I know they have been sold to another firm so maybe the new owners only bought the magazine to make money by forcing you to pay their full price rather than the discount you get thru Amazon
Since I subscribe to 2 other Fishing Magazines I get to know service, this one could care less about me. By the way I called the magazine and they even told me I was on their subscription records, guess they save money by not paying to ship it out.


title: Fishing Magazine

text: Always the best mag on fishing, the new system buying thru Amazone saved me 40% off their deal.<br />Try It


title: Favorite Magazine!

text: My favorite magazine- I have subscribed for decades.  It is not gossipy at all, it is for true fans of entertainment- movies, TV books.  Other magazines lay unread for months, but never this one.


title: Lost in translation

text: We have followed the French version of this revue for years, and found it wonderful. At my (Anglophone) insistence, we started a subscription to the English language edition. Big mistake. It fely more like a watered-down Family Circle than a Canadian periodical.


title: Excellent Magazine!!

text: I have been a subscriber to The Progressive for nearly 4 years now; it is an excellent read for those on the left of the political spectrum. The Progressive is unapologetic in its support for truly Liberal (i.e. Progressive) Politics, pulls no punches when evaluating the Bush Dictatorship that we have been living under for nearly 8 years now. It  does an excellent job of holding so-called (self-proclaimed) liberal politicians feet to the fire. Also does a nice job of highlighting certain states and cities that have truly progressive/liberal leaders holding the reigns. I would recommend this magazine to anyone interested in having a better understanding of our current political landscape.


title: The Right Stuff for home cookin'

text: These dishes consistently turn out as advertised - unlike some other cookbooks and magazines.  I like this mag better than Cooks Illustrated which I find a little more complicated than my time challenged schedule allows.  Ingredients and spices are typically not super exotic.  (I think we have all spent $25+ on ingredients and spices on a dish that we will never make again.)  Instructions are very clear - even for a kitchen hack such as myself. Also the explainations help you to judge if you can safely deviate from the recipe.  Overall - well worth the price


text: I purchased this series for my dad for father's day.  Although it did not arrive until later it was a nice surprise! This is an amazing mag!

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title: Amazing Magazine, bad service company

text: No doubt, Wired is one of the best tech magazines in print, but the subscription for Wired for Amazon is apparently managed by a company called Synapse. I subscribed for a year's subscription in July and my first issue did NOT turn up even by mid November. I had to call and cancel my subscription. I now subscribe directly.


title: We both love the recipes and reviews

text: We both love the recipes and reviews. My husband love that the on-line version comes out before the printed version shows up at the house.


title: JUST RECEIVED MY FIRST COPY.

text: VERY NICE - FOUND THE MAGAZINE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS OF ART WORK.  A LOT OF INFORMATION AND LOOKING FORWARD TO RECEIVING THE MAGAZINE FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS.


title: very nice reading

text: I gave this to my grandson as a gift, he loves getting this every month,


title: Subscription term

text: I did not seem to see the length of the subscription stated when I checked my orders..  That would help when reviewing orders.


title: Good magazine but predatory with the billing and offers

text: BEWARE of this magazine and its tricky billing/fee practices! I like the content of the magazine very much, and have held two separate subscriptions over the last ten years. In this latest subscription, the publisher has started very frustrating practices and I've been billed for things I didn't request. They automatically extended my subscription without asking me, and the onus is on the subscriber to cancel the subscription in order not to pay the fee. You get one cursory postcard telling you of this renewal. Second, I received a DVD in the mail from Discover magazine which I did not request nor was interested in. If I didn't want to keep the DVD and pay for it, Discover required that I go through a several-step procedure to send the material back. I did that but I still received a bill for $12.95 for the DVD!! Lastly, the magazine identified an address of my family member and has started to send materials to my sister -- for me, doing similar things like sending unwanted materials and then trying to bill me for it. This is completely predatory! I have an uneasy feeling that my life and wallet have been semi-hacked. I will be canceling my subscription as I don't wish to encourage such unethical business practices. I hope Discover takes the hint and stops sending me all this material.


title: Let's get real

text: I am the husband of a knitter. I am entering this review because the one review posted has nothing to do with the content most subscribers (in US) are seeking. My wife, like most serious knitters, belongs to a knitters group that meets every week. Discussing publications is always a part of any gathering. My observation is that Vogue Knitting International is one of their most appreciated and discussed pubs. Many of their projects come from the pages of this mag. The group, located in Maine, is made up of beginners to advanced and is led by a German knitter. My wife is getting a subscription to this for Xmas because she is always seeking the next issue in all visits to book stores.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love HGTV and happy to be able to order on Amazon!


title: "He's Hard to Please!"

text: I bought this magazine for my hiking husband.  He had the dream to hike most of the Appalchian Trail before age 70. This magazine went to work in his brief case, and was quickly missed when our daughter picked it up to read in her room.  He had an interest in most of the articles. It was well worth the purchase price.


title: Smoke weed everyday!

text:
Bong rips mutha futha!

Spread terps not herps!


title: Great Magazine

text: Purchased for wife and she loves it.


title: Great content, but unsuitable advertising for your children

text: I have read PopSci for decades, and so quickly started a subscription for my son at age 10 when he showed interest. The articles are very good, but the advertisments are riddled with sexual peformace boosting products of all sorts.<br />I think that PopSci has a responsibility to consider that it is read by and marketed to children as well as adults, and should take a closer look at its sponsors. I couldn't let him bring it to school without ripping out pages first. I haven't noticed this problem with other periodicals of the same standing. By the way, when I contacted PopSci about my concerns about this, I received no response. Do advertisers come before the reading public?


title: Great popular science review

text: I have read this magazine off and on since I was a teenager.  It is general enough for anyone to read and specific enough to be educational.  A fun way to keep up with new science.


title: I'm somewhat disappointed that the magazine's format has changed but plan to ...

text: Received my subscription in a timely manner.  I'm somewhat disappointed that the magazine's format has changed but plan to give it more time.  I have always liked the submitted recipes which were "tried and tested" and family favorites.  I'm not so concerned about quick recipes or health conscious meals (I can edit myself when I need to).  I like made from scratch family favorite recipes from the home cook.  I hope you don't change much from the old format!!!


title: GOOD PHOTO MAG, BUT COULD BE MUCH BETTER

text:
I have been a subscriber to Popular Photography since the 1960s when Herb Kepler was at the helm. It was a most excellent magazine and I learned a lot from the numerous articles and equipment lab tests. Since then and during the last few years the magazine has suffered. It is now about 3/4 advertising and the articles are fewer with less impact, despite there being many more digital cameras and equipment on the market today.

I have two copies of the magazine in front of me, the current issue, November, 2014 and the November, 1993 issue, 21 years in the past. The current issue has 110 pages, while the Nov.,93 issue has 160 pages and the text is much denser (ie. there are longer and more in depth articles). Also, although I didn't count them, there was much less advertisment. Don't get me wrong, advertising is good and allows the reader to examine the latest and best equipment available, but it is also repetitive month after month.

In short, the magazine is still very good but is no... Read more


title: Good and Reasonable

text: Good and reasonable price for the subscription. Cheaper than the insurance company's program.


title: Four Stars

text: To have the option of viewing Inc. in both versions is an economical convenience for me.


title: Love it.

text: I love this magazine.


Very informative just wish there were less adds and more photos. Did not renew my subscription but glad I tried it out. May renew in the future but looking into other magazines similar to this one.


title: Love this book

text: Love this book.  Makes the Mass more enjoyable as I can follow along with the priest.  Wouldn't go to Mass without it.


title: you buy it but you don't get it!

text: I love this magazine but have never received it!!!


title: Very Good

text:
As a certified Francofreak I can assure you this is a great little mag. This magazine goes WAY beyond the Paris and Provence cliches of a France travel magazines or books.I've read it cover to cover and still can't get enough so I am going to subscribe to the sister mag "Living in France" right now.

Pluses:

-extremely fast subscription start-up time

-covers history, food, culture, real estate, travel etc. etc..

-thourough, in depth, lots of color photos

Needs to work on:

-color plates are a little washed out

-needs more detailed maps

...that's it


title: My Favorite Magazine!!

text: Coming from Wisconsin........I've ordered this magazine for quite some years.  Great recipes, stories, photos.............highly recommended.


title: Exquisite children's clothing

text: I can hardly wait for each issue of Sew Beautiful. The techniques shown in the magazine can be used in so many articles of clothing. It is a wonderful teaching magazine. The designs that are shown are timeless and classic. In some parts of the country, children are dressed so casually that they never really know what it is to be elegantly dressed, ever. You might never see smocked dresses on some children but when my granddaughter wears her smocked dresses and those with heirloom accents, they never fail to elicit compliments....like "where did you buy that dress....it is beautiful". So many of the retail establishments cater to the "sexy" look for little girls....lots of glitz and glitter, one strap dresses or tops, two piece bikini type bathing suits that it is no wonder that when the girls get bigger that they look more like ads for porn magazines. Sew Beautiful is such a refreshing change and the dresses and outfits that are shown in their pages sure make little girls look like precious little dolls. Keep up the good work, Sew Beautiful! Martha started a good work in you! I love you!


title: Good magazine but expensive.

text: I love the magazine, it's just a bit expensive.


title: A wonderful magazine declines

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years enjoying the many articles oriented toward oil and acrylic painters of landscapes, portraits and still life.  However, the last few magazines have shown an orientation toward arts and crafts.  I am saddened by this change and if this change continues I plan to end my subscription.


title: Somewhat Disappointed

text: I am disapponted with this source.  Having just finished a screenplay which I am now marketing, I was hoping to find scripts which had been made into movies so I could review those in my genre and decide which companies/ agencies/ agents were best to approach.  Since only a few of the scripts in this book were made into movies, I have no way of comparing.  I can't go out and buy every script in my genre to read.  Also, the cross-referencing is weak.  I am interested in romantic comedies.  When I look at the cross-reference romantic comedy section, I find only the title and date of sale.  I have to go back to the main directory to find any other information.  I have to do this over and over again for each title I research.  I am simply trying to find the names of companies which produce my type of film.  It shouldn't be so difficult.  In defense of the directory, I am learning the names of companies attached to certain projects.


Two of my grandchildren really enjoy the articles in this magazine.  This purchase was a gift subscription for another grandchild.  Hopefully he will enjoy it as much.


title: Shallow and boring

text: 90% of the articles are between stupid and boring (for example, all kind of truck related stuff). occasionally there is an interesting article about something that is useful or innovative.


title: Watch out for a substitute magazine....

text: Ordered this as a surprise for my fiancee. I just found out that she only received one issue, and then she was sent a different magazine that she never wanted to read. Total waste of money. It isn't a good deal if you don't get what you ask for....


title: Superb reading, poor contact system

text:
A magnificent work., inspiring, profound.  The down side is that customer service, and management contact are poor. No phone number
to use when the operator is unable to answer questions.  The email address only lists an address to mail a letter.  Update to modern
technology needed.


title: Perfect Time-Killing Magazine

text: Unlike Cosmo, Marie Claire is not only about how to please your man- it's actually written for women.  Of course magazines like these are not literary masterpieces, but that's not why we read them.  Marie Claire is great for reading on a plane, bus, train or anywhere else when you want something light and entertaining.  the fashion tips are fun to read, the love/relationship advice is really aimed towards women's problems.  of course there's the obligatory human interest piece which often seems out of place among pages of expensive clothing and mascara tips, but overall this is a great magazine.


title: Eagerly await arrival of each issue

text: I recommend the New Yorker. 2 all my friends & family. The insightful articles and the hilarious cartoons. The editors last article.


title: Costs too much

text: Costs too much, made a big mistake with this magazine.


title: Love this magazine

text: I've been reading and enjoying Afar ever since it launched almost a decade ago. I really love their perspective on travel. It's unique, focused on getting to know the places they cover (vs. escapist travel) and has wonderful photography to compliment the stories.


title: Provides Inspiration for many of my travel destinations!!

text: I have been reading this magazine for over 6 years when I first moved to Texas.  It has provided inspiration for many of my Texas travel destinations. The articles are concise and provide just enough information to make me want to explore more.  The photographs are memorable.


title: Wonderful

text: I love this magazine because it shows multiple angles of the hairstyles. Other magazines I've encountered don't offer that feature.


title: I did not order this magazine

text: I don't even read this magazine.


title: there are some nice decorating ideas however they contain too many advertisements for ...

text: I thought that this magazine would contain more than a bunch of ads.  The advertisement for this magazine made it sound as if it contained more of the actual HGTV television show highlights.  Yes, there are some nice decorating ideas however they contain too many advertisements for my liking.


title: Relaxing moments.

text: Featured recipes and photos.


title: Really impressive content, finally a really great magazine

text:
I've had an off again/on again feeling about Businessweek for years.  And when Bloomberg first took it on, they were trying to figure out how to tweak it and it I wasn't thrilled.

In the last year, it's become one of my favorite publications.  The content is very good, their editorials are surprisingly critical at times (blunt), which I find very refreshing. And the layout works great. They allow easily for lots of short read news content combined with a wonderful series of new indepth content.  In every publication, I read at least one of their long content stories.  I use both online and in print and I don't want to miss it.  It's the one I go read first.

I applaud Bloomberg's effort to make this not just business magazine but just a world class magazine.
Thanks.


title: Yoga Journal

text: Just received my first issue and I think this will be a great resource for my new yoga business. I am very happy with the magazine.


title: Great way to stay in the know

text: Fast company is a great magazine for the leader who needs a quick and easy way to get new ideas. The articles are thorough while remaining short. And the extras (like "The Recommender") spark a ton of creative thought.


title: Making me look forward to the mail delivery again

text: I wish this magazine came out more frequently, but I’m also incredibly impatient. Every issue has taught me something new, and the updated format makes it hard not to hoard them like reference books like my teachers used to with Nat Geo. The print is colorful and rich, and the content is digestible (for your mind).


title: Great for people who love biology and psychology!

text: I enjoy reading the articles and blurbs which are written so that a layperson, or ignorant reader with some knowledge of the social sciences, can understand. Great for those who enjoy science but need some help getting comfortable with the subject.


title: Fun for Airport or hospital reading.

text: Laidback magazine provides celebrity gossip in an a more entertaining format than People magazine. Consider US Weekly the little sister of other gossip publications--it is fun and doesn't take itself too seriously.


title: Loved Girls Life as a preteen

text: I caught a recent issue of Girl's Life magazine, and it was the same magazine I had enjoyed when I was 12-14 years old. Often called GL for short, the magazine has substance. It talks to girls about personal issues that they might not be able to talk about with their parents, but keeps it appropriate to a preteen level. This magazine is much more informative to young girls than say Seventeen or J-14.


title: Awesome reading

text: Great collection of information, articles and marketing.


title: Great magazine

text: My husband LOVES this magazine.  We renew it every year.


title: Five Stars

text: Gift for my father for years


title: An OK supplement

text: I use this magazine to give me a business-specific supplement to my reading of The Economist.  That said they are two very different magazines. I like to think that The Economist calls issues down the middle and is conservative in their format, while Bloomberg seems to be a bit liberal and the format of the magazine makes you think they're out for some editorial award.  After subscribing for two years, I don't think I will renew.  I think that one can find almost all of the information offered in the issues for free on the web at one source or another.  Additionally It seems that a key strategy of the magazine is to sell a 'shock' factor on the cover, not that this doesn't work, it just that that is not the kind of publication that I want to be relying on for my news.


title: Keep Informed

text: Great way to keep informed on current science and research.  the articles that spark my interest can then be researched further.


I got this on Black Friday and I still keep getting renewal envelopes from Details. I still wonder if I was renewed at all. I guess I will find out.


title: Boring and Bad customer service

text: This magazine is extremely boring and if ever it doesn't arrive don't think they will be sending another copy out(as most magazines do), they will tell you to speak to your local post office!!


title: Used to be a great mag...

text:
Unfortunately, when Csebra...Casasba....Csabsbreaedads, er, forget it, Editor CC took over the reigns, the quality of the mag dropped with it.  Readers letters, specifically those with constructive criticism, are often met with sarcastic, child-like responses.  There was many a time when I agreed with a reader's letter, only to read CC shoot it down.  Where is this man's humility?

The pictures and layout are still good.  Some of the covers promise what looks to be an in-depth article, only to find out inside that it's a one or two page affair.  All the US car magazines are swamped with ads, keeping our copy price down, the latter of which is nice.  But after 16 years of subscription, I chose not to renew in March.  I've been looking at recently resurrected Road and Track, and they have really changed their publication from stodgy old-fart affair to a modern, informative read.

Car and Driver doesn't need a new layout. It needs better management.


title: Worth the money

text:
I have mixed feelings about Backpacker.  On the one hand, there is a lot of information about basic hiker skills: dealing with blisters, lightening your pack weight, dealing with spider bites, etc.  There are lots of suggestions about regional hikes so that almost anyone could find something accessible.  You'll also find a TON of suggestions about, and reviews of, gear.
The articles about hikes tend to be about grandiose month-long treks that casual hikers, or weekend-warrior types like me, will never be able to emulate (at least not until I retire), but they are inspiring, so I can't really count that as a negative.  The quality of the writing varies greatly.  Some articles are written well and some make me cringe.
The gear reviews are nice because they do so much testing and I feel like they are reliable, BUT most of the gear they discuss is unbelievably expensive.  A review for a 500 dollar raincoat isn't all that useful, especially when you can get something totally reasonable for under 100.  They also push ultralight equipment too much, almost to the point of being dangerous to novice hikers.  Tarp camping is not a viable option for most people and will make them VERY unhappy.  And how many hikers are really in the market for a 400 dollar one-man tent, no matter how light it is?
As others have noted, the ads are a bit overpowering as well, but I think this is an artifact of the magazine industry as a whole and is not restricted to Backpacker.
All told, I still feel like Backpacker is a good value for the cost.  If you're into hiking, pick it up.  Just don't expect more than it will deliver.


title: Five Stars

text: Great publication can wait to read each issue.


title: Love this publication

text: This is a must have for anyone who owns on the water!  The articles and photos are very well done!


title: Thin

text: Through out the years this magazine just keeps getting smaller. Will try to cancel


title: Five Stars

text: This is my favorite magazine. It has helpful information, recipes, articles and more.


title: Four Stars

text: Generally provides a wealth of information; but it is expensive


title: Three Stars

text: A very expensive magazine; does not offer too much


title: Love Reader’s Digest!

text: Reader’s Digest has always been a staple in my home. It provides education and entertainment. We should always keep learning and laughing, Reader’s Digest provides us with both.


title: careful..

text: Never did get my hat :/


title: The best plus size patterns

text:
I have been getting this magazine since 2000, and I am still using the patterns out of the first issue. The  clothing made from a Burda magazine pattern fits like nothing else. When I wear them I get stopped by women asking me where they can buy those wonderful clothes, even skinny women want these clothes. No frumpy fat women clothes here.

Each magazine seems to have a theme, office clothes, sportswear, dress up. You will have to collect a few issues before all your pattern needs are filled. And do hold on to those old issues. I have one magazine I put away as just not what I wanted. Four years later and it has the perfect blouse. And yes they are always ahead of the curve. Something unique you see in Burda won't show up in the stores for 18 months.

And the fit!!! No pattern other pattern fits like Burda. They require some advanced skills. Tracing can get very tiring. But if you want to be the best dressed and not look like you shop at the mall then this pattern mag is for you.


title: Five Stars

text: Best GA rag of the mainstream bunch.


title: Great magazine for children

text: Probably too old for my six year old on his own but packed full of great articles and pictures.


title: Great mag, great price from Amazon.

text:
Been subscribed to PM for several years now. Quite a good publication, useful for a tinkerer like myself. I'm a skilled tradesman and enjoy reading and learning about other crafts. My wife recently asked me why I choose this mag over Popular Science-this mag is much more hands on, blue collar, stuff I can relate too. I've used it's reviews for purchases of power tools and found them to be pretty accurate. It's a very well done magazine with very little filler material in it. Add in Amazon's excellent yearly rate and you can't go wrong.

Would give it 5 stars but I find it just a bit short...4.5 would be closer. I guess it just doesn't blow me away enough for it to earn 5 stars. Lots of information I can't use, but at the same time am fine with reading/learning about.


title: Read this Magazine

text:
This is an Awesome magazine that honors God and Christian living. Give it a try and you want be disappointed. I plan to be a subscriber for many years to come.
Blessings
Wendy


title: Too Many Ads

text: The magazine has ads on almost every page. Short articles are sandwiched between ads! The articles usually end up being ads themselves, suggesting specific products to buy. The stories on celebrities and their children don't help me much either. I think they know their magazine has problems since they do not allow cancellation or refunds. I plan to use the issues for crafts that call for cutting up magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Am completely satisfied with the magazine and the Amazon service.


title: Only received 1 issue

text: I was so excited to get this magazine. Only received 1 issue over the year.


title: You pay for what you get....

text: I don't know who the writers are of this publication, however after reading a few issues I am almost positive they are brain damaged manatees.  This magazine is only good for the listings, the rest of the magazine is worthless hippie dribble.  What did you expect for $20 a year?  I will use the rest of my issues as coasters.  Save the money and your time.


title: Everything BASS!

text: Love the magazine. Great for learning about new products coming to the marketplace.


title: "Progressive" Talking Points - Beware

text: I've seen things in this "science" magazine before that raised some eyebrows, however, nothing this blatant.


title: Amazing. Great Read

text: Great magazine


title: Ads.

text: Want a magazine full of ads and maybe a dozen recipes. You found it


title: A little advanced

text: This selection was a bit advanced for my 4 year old but she still enjoyed many of the features.  Hidden pictures is always a favorite.  We have subscribed to various Highlight publications since she was a wee one. Lots of good leasons and fun learning for little ones.


title: Journal for the American Indian Science and Engineering Society

text: This high-quality periodical is filled with articles about American Indians involved in Science and Engineering,and Education, what is happening in these areas, and resources for American Indians in Science and Engineering.  A section on the arts is also included.  Throughout the magazine, the correlation between traditional knowledge and modern thought is constantly evaluated and supported.  An excellent source.


title: Great resource for questions about the mental health field...

text: This book is a great view of the ethics and assumptions that the currently used "Bible" for many mental health practitioners makes and helps to inform people about them in an easy to understand way. It lays out the comparisons of whether it is actually the right manual to be used for all disorders, or whether it's just something that insurance companies say must be used if insurance is to be provided. A must read for anyone who is interested in the mental health field!!


title: Stay Away

text: The low trial price is apart of phishing scheme to hit you with an automatic renewal charge.


title: Crap

text: Piece of s*** scam i cant cancel and just charged me a hundred dollars

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title: i would love to know who to contact so it doesn't happen ...

text: I did not want to do this and I could not find a way to stop it. i would love to know who to contact so it doesn't happen again. i don't even know how to access it so I can use it while I have paid for it. i would like that information as well.


title: Scam

text: Never purchased the $100 renewal. Scam


I knew the New Yorker was liberal, but I did not realize how biased they were. Their constant negativity towards President Trump is depressing. They never include any opposing views unless it was with a smug, condescending attitude.<br />The editors of the New Yorker have a Dissociative Identity Disorder. They talk about liberal ideas of helping the poor and disenfranchised, but their articles and ads are all geared for the rich and high society. How does the latest play on Broadway help the poor? The poor don't really care about what's on at the theatre or opera. That won't put food on their table.


title: Two Stars

text: The magazine is not applicable to Californians.  It's too New York centric.


title: One Star

text: I am extremely upset - bought a magazine then have 100$ auto renewal come through? This is a SCAM!


title: Five Stars

text: Fantastic writing. Access via Google News feed not good, often limited.


title: Mag: Great; cell link to mag: disappointing

text: The magazine itself is great. Cannot link to the electronic version after several repeated attempts and that's disappointing.


title: Careful, they give you a trial, then zap ...

text: Careful, they give you a trial, then zap your credit card.  Got the Mag for my Mom.  She loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Every issue both a necessity and a pleasure.


title: One Star

text: Nothing but a huge scam!!


title: scam

text: magazines are the worst. constantly trying to trick you into longer subscriptions then you signed up for...You think you got a great deal and all of a sudden theres a huge charge on your card. DO NOT FALL FOR IT.. STAY AWAY.


title: Worse subscription ever

text: Worse subscription ever, sent to son in prison he only received 3 copies and he says several others there had the same problem, would not recommend spending  $50 for 3 copies of a magazine.


title: Awesome Magazine

text: I love this magazine! I've been teaching yoga for over a decade and continue to work on the art of being mindful (which is challenging with a stress inducing 9 to 5 job and raising two children). This magazine has wonderfully written articles that can help anyone to stay centered, focused, and at ease through any hectic day. It's really a must read.


title: Art magazine.

text: I look forward to receiving this magazine.  The grade of the paper and the quality of the photos and print is of collectible quality.  The articles are very educated and informative.  I also enjoy the ads and the auction listings, etc.


title: Five Stars

text: Very well done publication ... Joanna Gaines is outstanding!!


title: Seventeen is Amazing!

text: This magazine is still amazing! I started reading a couple years ago when I was about 13 and I loved this magazine. I suscribe to Seventeen and CosmoGirl! and Seventeen is the magazine I would definitely recommend. The issues have sections about fashion, which help readers find clothes that help flatter their body type WITHOUT showing everything. There are also more serious sections, like the Health section that gives readers advice on how to eat right. There is also section that helps readers learn about sex. Yes, sex. But before cautious parents say no to this magazine, you should know the truth. These articles give readers stories about other readers' experiences, information about birth control, the truth about std's, and answers readers' questions. Now, this may sound like Seventeen is encouraging sexual activities, but I am 16 and I think that this magazine is answering questions that may be difficult for readers to ask an adult. In this last issue, there was an article talking about different viewpoints of the war in Iraq, which is to get readers thinking about more than just fashion and makeup. They have pretty good celebrities on the cover as well. The February issue, I believe, had Vanessa Hudgens on the cover. While some parents may disprove of Vanessa, the interview with her actually made me understand what she went through. I think this is a fantastic magazine. I plan on suscribing to it until I'm 30! :)


title: No Yearly Buying Guide in print

text: Great publication, but don't pay for print subscription if you're expecting the annual Buying Guide anymore. That's only digital now!


title: Two Stars

text: nothing in comparison to what this magazine was in the past. i will not be renewing this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it thanks


title: Eh.  I don't see why this sells so much.

text:
I had a subscription to EGM about a year ago and cancelled it before the year was up.  This magazine seems to consist of a slew of angry, frustrated middle-aged men who have become bitter about gaming in general.  They constantly give low scores and answer fan-mail very satirically.  What better way to get over with people than insult your very demographic?  Don't get me wrong now.  I have a sense of humor and find insults to geek funny when done right and in somewhat good taste.  EGM writers don't care and just say whatever they want without thinking if it'll be offensive or funny.

The layout and length of the magazine is also an issue.  The layout is bland with small pictures, extreme close ups with text plastered over it,  and an overall boring design.  The issue is over before you know it.  Like most average readers, i'll only read the top stories, some features and the reviews that interest me.  So an average skim through the first time may take about 30 min.  After that I may go back to read a couple stories or reviews, but thats usually it.  I've skimmed through some other magazines for an hour the first time.  EGM just isn't lengthy or interesting enough.

To be fair EGM does get some exclusive coverage like Street Fighter 4 and so forth.  There are some stand out things like the infamous interview with Peter Moore.  Personally, I thought it was just Hsu being a jerk and trying to get some attention which he achieved.  Some editorials are decent even though they are nothing more than bitter gamers complaining about petty things most gamers wouldn't care about.

So to end this, I have to say that I never laughed at the satirical humor, didn't agree with some of the reviews, was never wowed by the exclusive coverage and thought the overall design of the magazine was bland.  I haven't subscribed to another mag since and have stuck to online news.  I had GI for a few years which in my opinion was much better.  More exclusive coverage, full page in-game pictures, fair reviews, fun features and respect to the reader.  I don't know how the mag is now, but if it remains the same, then i'd recommend GI instead.


title: Just fun reading. If you really want to put yourself ...

text: Disclosure:  I have written and published in Man Magnum.  An Alaskan hunting in Africa.  The magazine is a rich taste of hunting in Africa, and the real deal.  Think of this as Outdoor Life back in the 40's, 50's and 60's, but African.  Just fun reading.  If you really want to put yourself into Africa... and its adventures... this is the magazine for you.


title: Excellent magazine with great disc features.

text: As a magazine strictly devoted to the xbox and xbox games, this does a great job.  I see a lot of low ratings about not getting the disc with the subscription.  I don't know what those people purchased.  If you are looking at this product (with DVD in the title), you will get the disc.  For $25, this is a great buy.


title: always a good read.

text: Always interesting, always a good read.


title: O at Home

text: I rec'd the first issue exactly one month from the day that I signed up<br />for it.Excellent service.Very pleasantly surprised!!


title: Life is a Beach

text: If you love beach living or dreaming of beach living, this is the magazine for you.<br />My husband and I both love it.  It is helpful for ideas in general and for choosing out of the way getaways as well.  enjoy.


title: would love to have it on Kindle

text: I love the New Yorker.  The stories, poems, articles and especially the comics.  It would be great if it were made available for the Amazon Kindle.  I would definitely subscribe.


title: super time

text: Time Magazine has been a great read for years and years. Received first issue Monday.


title: Much better to purchase a one year subscription than individually at ...

text: I buy this magazine every year for my husband for a father's day gift. He loves this magazine. Much better to purchase a one year subscription than individually at the stores.


title: Do not recommend

text: My subscription is about to expire and we only received two issue. What a waste of miney


title: One Star

text: Not much there- I will not renew.


title: Four Stars

text: gift recipient liked magazine


title: Great for beginners or experts!

text: I have been buying this magazine for years! I keep the old issues for students and also for reference. What a great source of inspiration in every issue! I highly recommend it for anyone who sews or is interested in learning how to sew.


title: Great for the hunter who has everything.

text: Bought for my Dad, an avid hunter and outdoorsman.  He loves it.


title: Great bargain!

text: I have been a subscriber to this magazine for a couple of years and was pleasantly surprised at the excellent pricing offered by Amazon.


title: Coastal travel, not Living - skip this magazine

text:
This magazine should be called Coastal Visitor.  It's all about travel to the coast.  Nothing whatsoever about residing there.

I would like to see articles on ways to enjoy the different types of coast in in the US, the wide range of coastal decor styles, reviews of products that one may need or want when near the coast.  I could do a better job publishing this magazine myself.

I had high hopes but this magazine was a huge waste of paper and potential.


title: Teach Our Young To Love Our Planet!

text: This is an awesome introduction to the world of animals & more. I believe it is a wonderful way to establish the same love, & respect we have of our great & beautiful outdoors in our Granddaughter.


title: Still waiting

text: I ordered the magazine on 12/15/10 and I am now told it won't be delivered until February! I am sure the magazine is fine, but the service is slow.


title: Fun!

text: Great for Grandma in assisted living !  We all love the stories and jokes. Great buy


title: Can’t wait for it to come to my house again!

text: Love this magazine!  But have missed it since we moved!  Hope this change in delivery address will help!


title: Not happy

text: This was a gift for someone. He only got 1 magazine and you cancelled the subscription.  Total bummer


title: Pleased

text: Very pleased.  Arrived earlier than I expected.  This was a Christmas issue (not a religious holiday I observe).  However, several articles were enjoyable and I will most likely try one of the recipes published


title: love this magazine....all the pages!

text: I like this magazine for ideas that can actually be done. It appeals to my whole creative living mantra and for someone who can't afford cable TV, but knows that when I do get a peek to go directly to HGTV, it is my way of having access to this resource. And it's visually alive!


title: A magazine for us "older" folks

text: I felt very frustrated with magazines that featured models in their teens and twenties wearing clothes much too young for me.  Articles and advice were also aimed at singles and young marrieds.  More is different.  It is aimed at women who are thirty or over (sometimes way over).  The clothes are age appropriate for us Baby Boomers, and the models are at least forty.  Articles are also about experiences women my age have.  It is nice to know that there is a fashion and beauty publication for those who believe all that's left for them is AARP.


title: Not worth the WAIT!

text: I purchased in MAY right after starting nail school! Finally showed up in AUGUST. Full of ads. I don’t recommend and I won’t renew.


title: Smart Money Advice

text: Amazon usually have discounts on this magazine. I was about to get a 1 year subscription for $5.00.  The advise in the magazine was worth the money spent because it teaches you how to get the most bang for your buck.


title: Too progressive for my liking.

text: This mag has become too preachy on lefty views.


text: We are cat lovers and thoroughly enjoy the magazine.  We read every article in every issue really love them.  There is always something new to learn and something to laugh at.

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title: Must-have for Car Enthusiasts

text: If you have a family member who is a car enthusiast, this is one gift to not be missed.  Each issue spotlights a specific area and highlights one in particular.  Always a good go-to magazine if I need to grab one for the person in your life who fancies themselves a car expert.


title: Super Duper

text: Entertaining stories, informational articles, pertinent ads, all around wonderful magazine.  10/10


title: Another great magazine, if you speak French

text: This magazine rates up there close to DNA magazine from Australia.  It is always in my post box almost, if not the same time as publication stands, and it is printed on great paper stock and has great photography and little extras in every issue.  Of course being a French magazine, it helps to speak or read a bit of the language, but I guess if you don't you can always enjoy the pictures.


title: Who Fan Must Have

text: If you're a Doctor Who fan, this is the one magazine you must have. Of the many magazines to which I subscribe, this is one of only two that I read cover-to-cover and I eagerly await the arrival of each issue. It's big and glossy and full of pictures like any fan magazine, but it's also full of interviews with the people in front of and behind the camera, as well as reviews of the TV episodes, the books, the toys, and the Big Finish and BBC audios. Executive producer Russell T. Davies has a monthly column, which will be taken over by Steven Moffatt when when he steps into that role next year.


title: Great job Country Living- England TA TA for now

text: The writing is superb and the articles interesting.Seeing British culture through the view of this magazine is enjoyable,<br />a bravo to you.


title: Five Stars

text: Truly enjoy this magazine!


title: Useless if you are breastfeeding and have access to internet

text: I was never interested in this magazine for content, I only got it for coupons. They use to have few good coupons for Gymboree few years back. Now maybe every other issue, and that is about it. Not worth a penny. ALL of  content is available for free online, many stories are biased, lots of stuff is common knowledge...and the biggest problem for me-they are pretty good for pretending breastfeeding does not exist as a form of feeding your infant. I guess it makes sense given the fact magazine is full of formula ads, but personally I think is dishonest. Would not take it for free, let alone pay for it.


title: Quick read world news

text:
I purchased the Economist as a supplement to more expensive financial investment news services online.  I had read special editions purchased at news stand prices, and found it almost too much to read in a week.  The regular weekly edition is well organized, with capsule summaries of events up front, and longer feature articles on the same subjects further back.

The British and European news and political bias is different than what we get on CNBC, Investors Business Daily, and USA Today.  Many of the writers are very good, but the usual lack of credibility stands out in some others.


title: Stay away

text: First issue showed up then nothing after that. What a joke. Magizne was 80% adds. Do not buy.


title: Five Stars

text: GReat magazine for diyers and those who want to be more self-reliant


title: Click and we're off !

text:
Click is a kids magazine that addresses the physical world in a way that appeals across a broad age range.
The Cricket Group seems to have cut its teeth on first literary magazines (Spider and Cricket), but Click is the complement, discussing the real concrete world of "people who work at night", "where things come from", "on the moon", and "surviving in the desert".
The articles range from early read-it-yourself to longer listening stories. Recurring cartoons with text "Clicks and the kids", "Yo wants to know" and "Beatrice Black Bear" are perennial favorites.
The real magic to Click is that it is a preferred read for both our 7 and 4 year olds. That is a tough spread, but Click has and is the favorite. When its time to read to both, or time for a warm comfort, Click is it.
When you order, find a safe place to keep the issues, because they will be read and re-read. And if you are doing the re-reading, you may want to refresh with last year's issue.


title: Not ordered

text: I did not order this and had to call the magazine to tell them I didn’t order cuz already have a subscription.


title: A breath of fresh air

text:
Every time I get Southern Lady, it's like springtime any part of the year.  The photographs are so beautiful!  It includes articles on decorating, food, fashion and stories of southern women and just a general positive appreciation of life in general.  No horoscopes, male bashing, scantily clad models or errant life advice - just uplifting articles and photographs.

My absolute favorite part of the magazine are the articles about women who are entrepreneurs and fortunately, there are at least two articles like that in EVERY issue.  I get so excited about that part of the magazine.  If they ever drop those type articles, I will drop the magazine.  But I don't think they will because I think those women make the magazine special and set it apart... especially because the articles do not mention any of the financial gain of the women, just their love of doing what they do.

It is so wonderful and inspiring to read about others who got creative and decided to do something for others, their families and themselves.  I think the magazine's premise is not about being from the south, but is about enjoying the beauty and joy of life that can be found in the south.

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2009 Update:  It's almost Thanksgiving and I just got the holiday issue.  I don't know what has happened over the past two or three years, but the quality of this magazine has gone down since I first wrote the review.  You will probably still enjoy it, but I don't feel it is worth the price anymore.  It seems to have a lot more ads and a lot less articles and photos of substance.  I attribute this to the publisher adding more magazine titles in which they expound on certain themes that used to abound in their magazines a few years ago such as: Tea Time and Sandra Lee Homemade among others.  I used to collect this magazine and loan them out to friends as they contained a wealth of treasure, but the past year especially has been pretty ho-hum.


title: I will NOT be renewing my subscription, your pornographic ...

text: I will NOT be renewing my subscription, your pornographic photo of Sophia Vigara on the cover was the last straw. For Pete's sake, there are children in the house. Shame on all of you!!!!!


title: weed mag

text: like the mag -happy


title: Well worth the money

text: Great read & great buy


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love this magazine! Great self help articles for women!


title: Magazine has changed a lot

text: I have been on the fence about keeping this subscription. I used to love this magazine and have subscribed for years. It's still pretty decent until you get the to homes featured. Yuck. Rustic, dark, funky, cluttered and a lot of mid century modern thrown in there. Even the kitchen and renovation issues provide me no inspiration. Maybe someone likes this style but I haven't found an issue worth hanging on to in months and months. I probably won't renew and will resubscribe to Veranda.


title: NOT the same magazine!

text: I have subscribed to Harpers Bazaar for 40 years, started when I was 22.  I hate to say it but since Glenda Bailey stepped down as editor it is not the same magazine, I will probably not renew this time around unless there are some changes. Waaay too many articles that I do not read and I agree too much politics. And so much of my favorite content has been removed. And why would I want to read about rappers and athletes? I would even take the Kardashians (yuck) being on the cover over the current covers. Go back to beauty and fashion!!


title: Stupid

text: The last edition was just plain STUPID. Do they have no idea that COVID is real. Who is going to Italy any time soon. They need to adapt to reality


title: Fabricated stories

text: This magazine fabricates stories and steals info off social media to concoct it. They stole my icon and used it in an unrelated article.


title: Nice for older kids

text: I bought this for my almost 3 year old and it's a bit too big for him. Will keep for the future. Love the vivid pictures.


title: The benchmark magazine for this sport

text: I have been getting Track and Field news since 1972. This magazine dates back to the early 1950's and is the standard for track and field reporting and commentary from a magazine. They are very detailed in all aspects of the sport, experts from around the world compile the records, the meets,the participants, enlightened commentary from some of the Track and Field world's greatest authorities. They have records that date back to the Olympics from the turn of the 20th century at least. Anyone who is interested in this sport must get this magazine. I say this honestly, there is no better magazine in the world on reporting on this sport than this magazine.


title: GB Texan

text: I have been a subscriber of "Texas Monthly" for many years. I have yet to be disappointed with the content or presentation. This truly is a great "Texas" product.


title: Five Stars

text: Good deal


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine!


title: THE BEST - Advertising Free Publication to Help Your Animals - Dogs & Cats will BENEFIT

text: This is one of the best publications on the market to teach about the different points of view out in the world about our 4 legged friends.  Though it is called Whole "Dog" Journal - many of the articles apply to all our 4 legged friends and the 2 legged folks that care for them.  Each year it does a review of the top pet foods on the market.  DRY FOOD, WET FOOD, RAW FOOD, TREATS, etc.  Everything you want to know about food.  You will note in these articles that most of the most advertised brands are not in this list.  I highly recommend you get this publication now -- it will be the best $$ you've spent in a long time.


title: Provides the information I want

text: This magazine gives clear steps, accompanied by photos, which make the projects much easier to follow and reproduce.  The issue includes projects for several skill levels so that it should appeal to many people.


title: Good sailing info

text: Great mag for sailors.Good info on new boats.


title: It is what it is

text: It is a decent magazine.  Gives guidelines for workouts and eating habits but after a year you're reading the same information just written differently.


title: Five Stars

text: Best Investment I ever made and I have been investing for 30 years.


title: CAN SLIM Select Growth Fund (CANGX) lost money in bull ...

text:
CAN SLIM Select Growth Fund (CANGX) lost money in bull market. Just compare CANGX with S&P 500 Index, you will find out that CAN SLIM is a SCAM.

O'Neil has twice tried to run a mutual fund based on the system. He first tried in the '60s with some immediate success, but then the market crashed in 1968-69, taking his fund down as well. The fund had a total loss of -53.6 percent from 1969-74, compared with a loss of 18.8 percent for the S&P 500. O'Neil sold the fund in 1975 with just $6 million in assets, down from a peak of $49 million.

In 1992, O'Neil launched his New USA Growth Fund, which was managed by David Ryan, an O'Neil protégé who won the stock-picking contest known as the U.S. Investing Championship in 1985, 1986 and 1987. However, the fund showed lackluster results. According to Barron's, the fund had a total return of 3 percent from April 1992 through June 1994, versus 17.4 percent for the S&P 500. It met a quiet death as well, with O'Neil transferring the fund's assets to the MFS Emerging Growth Fund (MFEGX).


title: Great magazine but much cheaper directly from their website

text: You can get a one year subscription directly from the Pointe magazine website for 25% less. Of course you get the exact same product, so this review is just about the pricing.


title: Beware of this Magazine Reseller!!!!

text: This subscription is being sold by a reseller called Magazine Express, Inc.  I had this purchased for me and paid for in early December as a gift and just found out I will not receive my first issue until June!  After researching I have found they are known for collecting money but not starting subscriptions until you call to complain.  And for me, even then I was told I have to wait months to receive the first issue.  I understand some of the delay being that it is only published 6 times a year, but this delay seems excessive.  American Cake Decorating is a great magazine, but beware of the seller.


title: this is a really good magazine!

text: I just hope they coordinate my order so I don't get 2 copies, this is a really good magazine!


title: Learn to cook the world!

text: I love this magazine. Good cultural articles and recipes. It is the best food magazine available for my interests.


title: One Star

text: WARNING - magazine is fine, but subscription will be set to auto-renew without warning.


title: I actually really like this magazine BUT the auto renewing thing has my ...

text: I actually really like this magazine BUT the auto renewing thing has my blood boiling.  $6 the first year and $36 YES $36 the next year(s).  Bait and switch.  Really?


title: Kids' Favorite

text: This is a great magazine. My grandkids love it. It is current, interesting, challenging and fun! I highly recommend a subscription to this magazine.


title: What subscription?

text: They took my money almost two months ago, and I have yet to received one magazine.  Don't go through Amazon, go direct and you will receive in 3-4 weeks.  Very dissapointing, this was a gift for my Mom's birthday.


title: Five Stars

text: great mag


title: Paying to read ads

text: Two ok articles in the entire magazine. The rest of the thing is filled with ads from the highest bidder. Will definitely cancel subscription and would be very disappointed if I had paid more than 5 bucks for 12 months. Stick to reading articles on the web.


title: Four Stars

text: Excellent science updates and new information.  I really enjoy it; glad I subscribed.


title: New Subscription (Texas Monthly)

text: I've  been  reading  this  magazine  off  and  on  for  many  years  so  when  I  found  an  affordable  subscription  to  it  on  Amazon,  it  was  a  no  brainer.  I  will  pay  $1.00 per  issue  with  the  subscription where  buying  individual  issues  at  the  news  stand  falls  in  the  $4.50 - $5.00  range.  Besides,  it's  a  really  good  magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: This magazine is just plain fun to read. Packed with great ideas and advice. Thanks


title: Taste of Home

text: I had subscribed to this magazine for several years and enjoyed it very much. I had let the subscription expire some 6 years ago and then renewed it, however, the magazine seemed to have changed and I no longer enjoyed It.


title: Boring magazine

text: I love motorcycles and motorcycle magazines. However, I feel that Cycle World is probably the worst motorcycle magazine I've ever subscribed to. It's articles are redundant and poorly written. I am a sports bike fan, but this magazine is not for me. If you're into sports bikes, I recommend Sport Rider magazine. If you're not into sports bikes, I very much doubt you'll like this magazine. I will certainly not be renewing my subscription when it expires.


title: Best of the best

text: Roadracing World magazine is by far the best motorcycle racing magazine in existence. I first started to get into motorcycle road racing a couple of years ago. When I first picked up this oversized magazine at the bookstore, I would not have thought it possible for a magazine author to write an entertaining play by play of a motorcycle race. I was wrong. The descriptions of the races are no less than gripping, and their other articles are also of the highest quality. I enjoy reading this magazine cover to cover. Naturally I am now a devoted subscriber. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in MogoGP, World Superbike, AMA Superbike, and all other motorcycle road races.


title: never go without it!

text: So good, we have a subscription at home and another one at the office!


title: Best Cooking Magazine, IMHO.

text: I've always loved TOH magazine. When I saw a years subscription was only $5, I jumped at the chance to have another subscription as I'd had many years ago. When TOH shows came to the little town I live in a couple of times several years ago. My mom, grandma, & my two daughters (4 generations) went both times & had a great time watching the cooking demos & learning lots of stuff. Plus  we each went home with a free tote filled to the gills with recipes, coupons, samples, & freebies. Good memories to have as my grandma has since passed away. So, as u can see, TOH is a bit special to me. T0H still has lots of good cooking & baking tips plus it's loaded with recipes for food most people would actually eat & the average cook can make.


title: Awesome

text: I absolutely love it!!! I got the subscription for my kids but I really enjoy the magazine as well. I recommend it both to parents and kids


title: A winner!

text: Although not compatible with other expansions, the new cards are great and flesh out the base game. If I were to get one expansion, this would be it. The map aspect that takes it from a card game to an actual board game is fun, but I'm glad it can be played without it for a more traditional RftG experience.


title: Five Stars

text: gREAT MAGAZINE ... QUICK SERVICE


title: Five Stars

text: Love it...Lots of information!


title: I find this magazine very valuable

text: I am really enjoying this magazine.  The recipes are easy and delicious - the articles informative!


title: A must

text: Like my second bible... after vogue of course.


title: Five Stars

text: Great inspirational reading<br />!


title: Great magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine and buy yearly subscriptions for both of my sons.


title: Review

text: This product is pretty good except for you most likely will never receive your 12th issue. Other than that you get disks of demos every month and pretty good articles.


title: odd they brought kara back

text: liked the Maetrix/Linda Danvers supergirl, plus there are an oddly numerous amount of Krypton survivors, takes away from Clark's last survivor thing


title: Popular Mechanics

text: Magazine full of helpful information and educational articles.Perfect for anyone, great learning tool for our youth my teenage son loves it.


title: Very useful

text: Love it


title: For Mom

text: Every mom needs a subscription to this magazine. I bought this for my mom for Christmas, trying to think of something - anything that she would enjoy. She loves baking and decorating, so lo and behold... Southern Living sounded like her jam. Sure enough, she calls me every month to talk about what she's gonna cook next.


title: good

text: its a nice book maybe not as great as hounds and hunting but nice it just don't seem to have as much adds and stories as the others do


Enjoying getting my magazine. Articles are usually witty and useful. Pictures tell a thousand stories. Lots of helpful information from other bird owners!


title: Nothing Useful

text: Regurgitated pap with nothing new and much left out. Example, the article on swollen feet doesn't even mention pressure hose. then the question asking "My vision seems less sharp these days. Can that affect my driving?"  Well, Duh!. absolutely nothing new or even interesting to those of us who care about our health and who else might buy this subscription? I'm giving it one mor month and then cancelling.  I hope not to have the problems that others have mention.


title: Overpriced "Common" information

text: As a health professional in  Nutrition, Regeistered Dietitian practicing in the Community Nutrition field, I thought this "magazine" would be full of up-to-date information. Rather I received an eight page "newsletter," written at a fourth grade reading level. Everything written in the articles was old news. It was way overpriced for a product the size of my weekly "Church Bulliten."


title: Five Stars

text: Love it a lot got information on health


title: Amazing reading - on par with Consumers Report

text:
Nowhere more than in the US is this kind of publication desperately needed - what with all the doublespeak, pseudo-science and borderline-illegal/unethical claims being made in advertising, advertorials, product placements etc.

For me, I almost feel like I'm working on even footing against the marketing of health-related products by subscribing to this report.  Without it, I'm lost at sea.


title: Refreshing source of good, easy-to-read information

text:
I have never been compelled to review anything on Amazon until now.  I've subscribed to this newsletter for almost a year, and in that time I've changed significant life choices (watching my salt intake, dropping some prepared food brands from my purchases) due completely and only to the information I read in this newsletter.

It takes very little time to go through the articles and find the one(s) that'll hit you that month.  The newsletter is very thin, infrequent, and 100% worth the money.  Isn't your health worth a few bucks a year?


title: Great Overview for Good Health

text: As someone who is not a registered dietician, but who values good health, I have found this magazine to provide great, up-to-date information. I have given it as a gift a number of times, because I have found it to add quality to my life, and hope that it will to others' as well!


title: Checkout counter come-on

text: Really?  “ brain act 11 years younger”??  This is the kind of stuff that comes at me but I don’t pay for. I haven’t bought this but the come-on pamphlet is a turn-off, reminding me more of the checkout counter than CR’a actual cool eye and testing. You’re degrading your own brand.


title: Good info

text: I thought there would be more to it like the consumer reports magazine.


title: I HAVE NOT RECEIVED MY PRODUCT

text: I was told that I would start receiving the product this month; however, I have not yet received it. Can someone help me out with this?


title: Top notch medical articles are clear and informative

text: This is an excellent little Magazine.  The articles are short, punchy, well written by experts.  There is always something there of interest to me. Keeps you up to date on the latest research and how it applies to your health.  The editorial staff is first rate.


title: If brochure only would like to cancel

text: Nothappy was expecting magazine not brochure


title: YOGA JOURNAL

text: I really enjoy reading yoga journal, the articles are great teaching me all sorts of things about yoga.  They also put in a small yoga routine with descriptions and pictures to practice.


title: Great  Gift !!!

text: Gave this to my son-in-law who is a big Reds fan.  He loved it !!!!!  Renewed his subscription again this year for Christmas.


title: How can I rate it when it has not arrived!!

text: well it might be a great magazine but we have not received it thus far, so I am hoping to be able to write a better review soon. What's up ???


title: fresh points of view

text: Nice format and I like the fact that they review companies with different sizes. You get a chance to look at all sorts of companies and managing styles.


title: Great newsletter

text: I love this newsletter!  I've been following them for many years - and they are very reliable and give you all the sweeps details!


title: Four Stars

text: The best for great information.


title: Five Stars

text: The best for ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine.


title: Slow or no delivery

text: Says "On the way but running late..." My granddaughter got one issue 3 months after I purchased a year's subscription....and then nothing. She thoroughly enjoyed it and I'm so diappointed that she's not getting them regularly as she should. I should have taken to heart the reviews I read which pretty much say that delivery is sporadic if at all.


title: Uplifting Magazine

text: I have been reading this magazine for many years. I always find interesting articles and thought provoking concepts. It represents people of all faiths without judgment. It has provided me with new insights into how people of different faiths live and believe. My only issue is that, as far as I know it is not available in Kindle format.


title: Only received 4 issues. Last three were one to ...

text: Only received 4 issues.  Last three were one to three months late.


title: Boycott Marie Claire

text: OPinions may be opinions, but writer Maura Kelly has no place writing for a magazine supposedly supporting women. Marie Claire will never receive my support.


title: good cooking

text:
IF YOU ENJOY COOKING AND BAKING AS I DO, YOU WILL LOVE
THE FOOD NETWORK MAGAZINE, I AM SO ADDICTED THAT I
REVIEW IT ON TV ALSO.


title: AWESOME ARTICLE AND PICS

text: I SUBSCRIBED TO VOGUE TO READ ABOUT THE KIM AND KANYE ARTICLE AND SEE THE GREAT PICS.  I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED!  THANKS FOR THE CUTE CLUTCH ALTHOUGH IT WAS NOT NECESSARY!  I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING MORE PICS AS I HAVE HEARD THAT THEIR WEDDING WILL BE IN ONE OF THE UPCOMING ISSUES!  THANK YOU!


title: The Best

text: Reason is the best news source you can find.


title: good magazine

text: good magazine that I look forward to every week.  The price is unbelievable as well. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to hunt or fish.


title: Five Stars

text: very interesting project that I can make


title: I really enjoy this magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine. It takes me hours to read and I read almost every article and find valuable information in each article.


title: Decorating ideas

text: Decorating ideas


title: Enjoy!

text: The most current and thorough exploration of covered topics I can find!!!


title: It's a NO SHOW

text: I placed my subscription on August 12, 2012.  It is now September 13, 2012, and I have not yet received my first issue.  So far, I'm not impressed.  Hoping it will show up soon.  I had heard good things about the magazine so am anxious to receive it, but I obviously cannot review the magazine itself.  I'll post again when/if I get my first issue.


title: Great and Informative Magazine

text: I had bought this magazine on the news stand in the past and was pleased to find that I could subscribe through Amazon. One of my favorite magazines!


title: Absorbing and Relevant

text: Among current magazines for discerning readers, I find The New Yorker the very  best.  Current topics, issues, and/or personalities are covered at length and  in depth  with relevance to the context of today's world.  Each issue contains a highly readable fiction piece relevant to today's world.  Throughout the magazine the writing itself is of the finest quality.  I look forward to my weekly "fix" of this outstanding magazine.


title: Sub Cancelled After 15 Yrs.

text: The reformat that the magazine went through a while ago seemed interesting at first, but then it became more and more like a coffee-table book, with a lot of flash and an Ivy League educated design and layout team, but the content just isn't there to make it interesting. End of an era. RIP Cycle World.


title: Not so challenging...

text: I also think this is a fine magazine.  My only complaint is that it is not challenging or 'deep' enough.  I think it is a great read for people who are somewhat 'new' to politics.  It is a comfortable read, valuable and useful information - a perfect fit for young people trying to find their own political philosophy.  But if you (like me) have been 'at it' for years - or decades (yikes!), I don't think this would satisfy you.  One reviewer said it was like 'old friends' talking to you, and I agree.  It's just I want to be pushed, not to reminisce with old friends.  For the young activist - you need to make friends with The Progressive and be pleased with yourself when they turn into 'old friends.'


title: Five Stars

text: I've always liked this magazine and it still works for me.


title: Five Stars

text: Great topics and formatting works well.


title: Love it.

text: Nothing beats seeing photos in print. Highly recommended.


title: Good Housekeeping

text: I recently order the Good Housekeeping for such a low price I couldn't resist it. I had never really looked thru this magazine before but I really love it. Has good articles and the recipes are very good.


title: Not as described....

text: I ordered this even though we have a subscription.  They said it would be added on to our current subscription.  Now I am getting two Car and Drives a month.  Ugh.  Waste of money if you already have a subscription.


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine & Good service.


title: Five Stars

text: WoI distinguishes itself among the masses of shelter mags...it is really in a class by itself.


title: Such yummy stuff in this

text: I love this magazine, it has some very interesting things to make in it and I have tried almost all of them and I can also tweak the recipes and add or delete items I cannot have in it. Excellent magazine


title: Love Popular Sicence

text: Have always read this magazine. I would recommend it to everyone to keep abreast of what is happening now in the world.


title: Great Magazine for Kids

text: This was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter. She seems to like it very much. I would like it better if it came every month instead of every 3rd month.


title: Great and Fun Gift

text: Christmas gift for my grandson, and he seems to like it very much!!! 💙. I would highly recommended this magazine to anyone.


title: Regret this purchase

text: Got this for my mom and she only received 1 issue!


title: Pro-Con List

text:
PRO: Nylon is a visual feast. Just looking through it is highly stimulating and inspiring from a design/artistic point of view. The lay-out is clean, fresh, and unique. There is a big emphasis on indie/alternative art, film, music, fashion, and literature. I found Nylon through a long internet search for an intelligent, artistic womens' mag, and it is just that.

CONS: NY-LON stands for New York and London respectively, which gives one a big hint about the target audience. Heh heh. I live in middle America, and I don't have access to the kind of brands, restaurants, bars, shops, etc. so touted by this magazine. One issue was exclusively centered around London... yeah, I can really relate. Not. Magazines like [[ASIN:B00005N7SM Seventeen]] are MUCH better about featuring merchandise and content applicable to females of every socio-economic background and location.

IN CONCLUSION: In my opinion, the positives highly outweigh the negatives.  I don't regret subscribing.  I always love getting my Nylon in the mail. Get this magazine if you want to subscribe to a girl magazine, but you don't want to go the usual cosmo, vogue, 17 route.


title: Vogue is becoming Vague

text: I used to love this colorful magazine with the latest in fashion, sometimes over the top, but fun nonetheless! I loved the very well written personal interest stories, often written by women.  The year of 2020 has been dismal enough and Vogue has uncharacteristically failed to be a worthy escape from it. I just read my last issue and will not re-subscribe for the first time in years, no even for $10 or even 5.


title: Timely Articles

text: It was very timely as I am preparing a talk on Socialism at our History Group at the retirement community where I reside.


title: First for women

text: My wife loves this magazine. Lot's of good articles for women...she reads front to back and looks forward for the next issue.


title: Why should I wait 4 months for a magazine subscription ?

text: I ordered this subscription in December (in time for snowmobile season). I was told I would not see a magazine until April. Makes no sense to me. Why do i want to read about snowmobiles after winter is over ?


title: Brain storming

text: Entrepreneur is a great magazine to help keep a realistic thought process in business and life. All it takes is one good idea from them and all type of possibilities arise!


title: Still no magazine

text:
Like so many others here, I ordered my subscription on May 30th along with several of my friends. None of us have gotten are magazines from "Future."

Talking to one of their customer services reps, they said it was suppose to arrive on August 13th but never showed. They said the same thing to one of my friends.

If I don't get my first magazine my the end of the month, I'm going to dispute the charges with my credit card company.


title: Open your eyes and read.

text: Enjoying my new weekly read.<br />🗯🗯🗯🗯🗯


title: Five Stars

text: Great price point!


title: Love it , a must get!!

text:
I am huge animal lover and I got this as gift today and I loved it so much now I am going keep an eye on it for more :D , I loved it so much
there northing sad bc a lot of anaimls things are sad I hate sad stuff
and theres how to make things too and animal posters !! :D
I just loved it
if u animal lover get this!!
at mejjir its only $5
so if u wanna try it out first u can buy the one for $5


title: LOVE the mag

text: The tote is EMBARRASSINGLY cheap.  LOVE the mag!


title: Cheaper Than Cookbooks

text:
I'm a huge fan of Food Network, but I will try to keep this review unbiased. I've gotten three issues of this magazine so far and I have to say that I'm very impressed.

Pros:
There are tips on how to sharpen your skills and technique.
Rather thick issues with a many pictures (I'm sure you'll agree that pictures are very important in cookbooks).
Very detailed descriptions in the recipes.
Produce and meals of the season are always featured.
High diversity of cuisines.
Table of Contents has every dish that's featured in the magazine as well as anything done by your favorite chefs in another section.
Pages are clearly marked at the top and well organized into sections such as "Weekend Cooking," "Weekday Cooking," "Fun Cooking," etc.
Filled with good ideas about how to make the same dish several times with minor changes that make it a completely different dish.
Drinks are not left out.

Cons:
Some of the ingredients used in some of the dishes are very exotic and hard to come by in certain locations.  I live in the Midwest and find it very difficult to obtain prawns, fresh oysters, or any seafood without having to pay a ridiculous price.  This is mitigated by the fact that there are few recipes which call for such ingredients and there are plenty of alternatives mentioned.
There are only 10 issues per year and not 12.

Bottom line:
This is a great magazine, especially at the price Amazon offers it.  If you really want to make an effort to improve your cooking skills, this is the magazine for you.


title: One Star

text: Never got my bag!!!!!!!!!!!!


title: Horrible customer servcie

text:
I have never had a problem with a magazine subscription through Amazon...until now.  This also marks the first time I'm ever writing a review.

I placed the order to subscribe to SmartMoney on October 17.  As it takes some time to process and deliver my first issue, I finally received something on November 30.  Which is fine...however, it was the October 2010 issue!  Then I looked at the label on the magazine, and it says that my subscription ends "Sep 11," when I clearly placed the order in October!  So, first of all, they send me an old issue to start me off.  Then, they short-change me two months worth of issues as the expiration date should be Nov 11 (as stated on my accounts page with Amazon).

I emailed SmartMoney's customer service, and they came back with a terse, rude response of "your expiration date is Sep 11."  No apologies, no explanation.

Then, I contacted Amazon, who in turn contacted SmartMoney on my behalf.  They told Amazon the same thing!  I don't know what exactly transpired thereafter, but the Amazon rep was able to extend my expiration date to Oct 11 (my deepest gratitude to Amazon for their efforts)!

I am going to try to get a full refund on this subscription, but if not, I will definitely spread the word about what happened so that people will think twice about subscribing to SmartMoney (just to be clear, I have nothing against Amazon).

I am very disappointed with the WSJ and their publishers.

Update:
I placed a request to Amazon for a full refund, but they told me that my only options were to either hold on to the subscription until it expired or to be refunded only for the issues that were not sent.  I have decided to keep my subscription since it was only $5.00, but I don't understand how a company like Amazon can't eat that amount to please their customers.

Although Amazon did do a lot for me, I hope they enjoy my $5.00 as they have subsequently lost my business for any future magazine subscriptions.


title: LOVE IT

text: I love fashion. I love vogue magazine. I get my magazines on time.  it's great.  the stories are good too.


title: Love this magazine!

text: I subscribe this magazine for years. And will continue to subscribe it. I always am looking forward to a new one.


title: Love this

text: I've been reading seventeen since I was thirteen. I know at twenty I'm too old for it, but I can't put it down. There are other early twenties that read this magazine, so I'm not alone. It has great clothes, stuff about how to attract the right guy and issues that effect teens. I recommend it for young women ages fifteen to twenty-two.


title: Subscribe Only If You Want To Receive Leftover, Unsold Copies!

text: Customer service is non-existent. We sent THREE messages with the same problem: at the time of this review, we are into the second week of December. Our first issue was supposed to be December 2012. At home, the latest issues of all our other subscriptions are dated January 2013. We see on the Justine website the Justine December 2012 issue already out on the newsstands and has been since the first of December. We have not yet received it. Aren't subscribers supposed to get their issues before it hits the newsstands? In order to get the latest issue, we finally decided to just cancel our subscription and buy directly from the news stands. Honestly, the liberal lean of this magazine is also just a little worrying. The recommended books are geared more for older teens and young adults, rather than middle-schoolers drawn towards it by the feature on celebrities.


title: Great mag

text: Love this magazine!


title: a must read for any seamstress

text: I so enjoy getting this mag in the mail it just makes you want to sew.


title: great read with awesome information

text:
If you are serious about hiking and love to explore this magazine is for you.

tons of info on the latest items and many suggestions on great places to hike or camp


title: How do I go about getting Large Print?

text: I Didn't like the small Print, I got this for my Mom (age 81), Its kind of hard for her to see when compared to "Large" Print.


title: Too young

text: I bought a subscription to this magazine for my 8 1/2 year old nephew.  He received the first issue the other day, and called to let me know the magazine was "for babies."  My sister explained that it is written for the pre-school set, not really for elementary school kids, and those who are able to read on their own.  I'm extremely disappointed in this purchase for him.


title: Five Stars

text: It's Hot Rod magazine, what else need be said?


title: Great ideas for healthy eating.

text: I was considering purchasing this magazine, then I seen it on sale here on Amazon, so I decided to try it out. So far I am pleased with it, and have found some really good recipes. I am new to learning to eat healthy, and have found these ideas and recipes to be very helpful to me. I would recommend this magazine to friends whole care about their health, and that of their family.


title: Excellent Articles Relevant to Current Topics in Psychotherapy

text: This magazine is a must have for psychotherapy practitioners. It has great articles by industry heavy weights on relevant current events and topics central to current psychotherapy practice.


title: Buy SOF Magazine!

text: This is the best magazine and has no BS like most! Love all the true info on our troops! Fantastic photos also!


title: Beware scams from this magazine!  Do not reply to any offers from or about the magazine!

text: I received an "opinion poll" claiming I would be sent a free calendar if I filled it out (no mention of trial subscription or anything like that--I never accept such "offers.")  I never received a free calendar, but instead started receiving invoices for my "subscription."  Despite my contacting the company both by mail and by e-mail, I am continuing to receive the bogus invoices claiming I subscribed to this magazine.  Watch out for any offers from or about this magazine.


title: Sadly, its time has passed.

text: I used to love Wired, and read every issue cover-to-cover.  Unfortunately, it's now just a shadow of its former self.  Since being sold to Conde Nast publications (or even before?), Wired has been stripped of its meat and transformed into even more of an ad-laden pseudo-catalog than it once was.  The irony of the title has become even more obvious as online forums and publications have matured while Wired's writing has lost its urgency and its ad/content ratio has degraded.  Unless you're looking for a catalog of geek toys to flip through, your money is better spent elsewhere.


title: Awesome! !

text: Fast ship! !!<br />Great magazine of English homes and cultures ..


title: No bias Magazine

text:
-It keeps me up with the lasest PC technology.

-Reviews are very unbiased

-Too many Game technology articles


title: Coastal Living x(2)

text:
I've already been receiving Coastal Living for over a year.
Only PROBLEM here is this time I was billed twice and will receive not one put two, yes TWO issues
I tried to tell Amazon that they made this error. But as yet I've received anything that acknowledges that I ONLY WANT ONE COPY !!!

Bad move on the Amazon Computers...

That's a couple of issues I had in the my last few orders...


title: Great magazine

text: My Uncle used to get this magazine<br /> Love the pictures and the articles


title: Not Gourmet

text: I love to cook . . . I find it very relaxing and make food that I am proud of. AllRecipes is a fun read and a connection to people like me. I still read Gourmet, but AllRecipes is also a source of inspiration.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: One of a kind outdoors magazine

text: Gonna be my favorite magazine for a long time


title: Nice magazine

text: I really like this magazine, it has some very helpful information and great recipes


title: Five Stars

text: its Forbes magazine


title: No comment really, had to add a star.

text: Intended as a gift but address got<br />messed up. Now comes to me and I dont read it.


Great magazine -- great easy recipes -- great layout and photo's to bring home the concept of modern Southern Cooking


title: Auto-renewal that starts before the old subscription ends

text: I thought the whole point of auto-renewal was to start the "new" subscription at the end of the current one. Evidently this did not occur to the subscription renewal services of Nintendo Power. I received my first "new" issue which is a duplicate of my last issue. I also noticed that Nintendo Power has 13 issues per year because of a holiday issue. That means that each 12 month subscription results in a lost month every year on the renewal date. The subscription is for 1-year not 12 issues (if there were 3 special issues in 1 year, I would expect that I would receive 15 issues for my subscription fee). If my 2010 subscription ended in December, I would expect my auto-renewed 2011 subscription to end in December 2011, not October 2011.


title: A magazine I enjoy reading every month.

text: This is a wonderful magazine.  I enjoy reading it every month.  It has a variety of articles and a few are sure to fit your life.  You can get it for $5.99 on Redbook website.


title: A little bit of Cosmo with a little bit of politics & fashion

text: I have been a subscriber for 3 years.  Specifically I have been getting Cosmo/Marie Claire combo subscription for $20.  If not for that I don't know if I would read Marie Claire.  I prefer Cosmo, but I do like Marie Claire.  I like their feature stories & their reviews of best music/books/DVD every month.  A good read.  It's true that now you can get it for $5 a year.  I'm not a big magazine person, but I like this one.


title: It is a magazine

text: Think I might go digital in the future. Mag is good to read each week. Might find a better deal as well.


title: A great motivator

text:
I read the other reviews, and I have to agree that this magazine isn't entirely fitness, but that's what I like about it. I'm just starting to adopt a healthier lifestyle and this magazine has great articles on new exercises, interesting recipes, and cool beauty tips that are geared more towards natural remedies. Anyone who is working out regularly has the habit of feeling bored after awhile. Getting this magazine once a month boosts my excitment about making myself healthier and gets my butt back in the gym.

My favorite feature of this month was a new stationary bike routine, complete with interval times, resistance levels, and an MP3 playlist to correspond with the tempo of the workout!! Great idea.


title: Five Stars

text: GIRLFRIEND LOVE THE MAG


title: Five Stars

text: everything I wanted and more


title: Home improvement ideas

text: Had some good ideas


title: One Star

text: Garbage


title: love this magazine

text: love this magazine, only thing I didn't like was that it took 3 months from purchase date to receive.


title: Fashionable

text: My daughter loves it! Just wish it came every month.


title: Fashion for the ladies who lunch !

text: Vogue has always been awesome!


title: Soooo disappointed

text: Recipient had moved. There was no option to change her address.


title: For Anyone Who Thinks Outside the Box

text:
'Build a Light-Seeking Robot from an Old (Computer) Mouse' on the cover of V2 was the hook that drew me in. Now I find myself seriously considering the purchase of a soldering iron...

I have been a longtime subscriber to Scientific American and many years ago they ran a column called 'The Amateur Scientist' which discussed the physics behind everyday occurrences and offered many hands-on projects to explore the world of light, radiation, physics, etc. Now we have Make. Don't misunderstand me - this is not a science magazine, but it is an exploring and thinking magazine. Make will appeal to anyone who has ever hesitated to throw out old electronics or appliances because maybe there were parts they could reuse, or who ever took something apart out of curiosity to see what was inside. There are other perks as well - I found the 'Toolbox' section of the mag to be a great starting point for stocking stuffers.

Make magazine recaptures that 'knowledge for it's own sake' feeling. Each issue provides you with detailed and well-illustrated articles showing how people can adapt existing technology and products to new and different uses, or just make the existing product better.

With 3 jaded house cats, Mousey the Junkbot could be just what we need to shake things up around here.


title: Men's Journal

text: Just wanted to thank you for letting me try this magazine for a discounted price of only $1.00.  I ordered it for my husband and my boys (ages 19 and 24).  My husband is 50 years old.  Without the discount I would not have ordered it.  But to my surprise they love the magazine.  Just wanted you to know.  Thanks again.  If another discount becomes available, I will more than likely try another magazine.  Mary.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles and fair price.


title: Magazine a no show

text: I haven't received an issue since March 2020 and it is now August 2020. Men's Journal hasn't responded to my e-mails. Subscription ends Dec. 2020 and I've notified credit card people not to honor the auto-renewal.


title: My dad is surprised how much he likes this magazine

text:
I received an offer to get this magazine for a couple dollars so I went ahead and ordered it as an extra Christmas gift for my dad who is in his early 60s, is a retired Sheriff and loves to travel and loves to read. He actually ended up really liking the magazine. And my dad is really hard to buy gifts for :o)

He says he always finds articles that interest him, usually ends up reading the whole thing cover to cover and has actually asked me to renew it for him this year.


title: Stopped receiving

text:
I ordered this is June. I stopped receiving magazines after 2. Really enjoyed the content. But would not recommend purchasing through Amazon.

Stills says “expecting Aug 4th”… it’s November now.

Update May 2022.
- as of today I have received 5 magazines. I would NOT recommend this subscription service through Amazon. Definitely not worth trying to chase down your magazine. Waste.


title: Meh, not bad, not good....just meh

text: There's better more topical stuff out there.


title: Tired, Not Topical, Cosmo for men

text: Same old same old.


title: Good addition to the bathroom

text: I never read the lame cover stories on the celebs, but the rest of the magazine usually holds my interest.  It's like a few steps up from Maxim in that it focuses on what guys are interested in, but a little more mature and in-depth in coverage.  There's always some little tips or one pagers on cooking, sex, sports... more interesting than what's in the daily newspaper.


title: Amazon blew it!!!

text: Mag is fine, but thumbs down for Amazon!  Sent me a special for $1 for this subscription.  I order the SAME DAY and they refused to honor the deal because the offer had expired the day before.  Why'd you send me the email!?!?  Charged me full price, spoke to customer service twice, and they won't provide a refund or return.  TERRIBLE!!!


title: Great magazine for MEN

text:
I am an 18-year old college student, and I truly love this magazine. Although most of my guy friends find it boring (they really haven't matured yet), I think it is a great magazine. It emphasizes on what men like, from the outdoors to guy fashion. Personally, I like appreciate the fact that this magazine does not emphasize on half-naked women. It's nice to read and relate to many interests without having female sex appeal thrown at us as sexual deviants for a change. Although many of the articles are VERBOSE and don't really apply to me, I enjoy a lot of them. It's sort of traveling to a different world, where I later want to travel to. Many of the things in the magazine target older men, but I am happy to read and view them in this magazine.

By the way, I ordered the 1-year subscription from Amazon, and every issue was delivered to me on time and in great condition.


title: Men's Journal subscription arrived as promised

text: The Men's Journal is a great magazine and Amazon came through as promised.


title: Never received

text: Until now I have never received my 1st issues for my subscription. I ordered on around the 1st of August.


title: Excellent Purchase-Love the Mag-Came exactly when promised!

text: This subscription was a gift to my husband, but actually I end up reading it cover to cover. Love the articles, the information and the adventure.  And the good news is my husband loves it, too.  To top it off, it arrived exactly when promised, so all is well with this subscription!!


title: What magazine???

text: I subscribed to this magazine in January for my husband.  It took 5 months to get the first magazine, then I never recieved another one.


title: I am 74 yrs. And I've subscribed to most of the men's magazines. This one is the best.Women enjoy .

text: I'm a long time subscriber.


title: Enjoy it from cover to cover!

text: Mens Journal covers a wide range of topics From Travel to top gadgets and great reading articles. Have been faithful readers for years.


title: Balanced journal with good depth of articles

text: An intellectually stimulating and broadening magazine; with high levels of journalism and great depth of article.


title: Nice.

text: Good stuff.


title: It's gotten much better!

text: Over the past year, the magazine content has improved significantly.  I used to glance through the magazine and not find much that truly excited me, especially the writing.  Men's Health had clever pieces and writing.  But I'm more impressed with the improved mix of pieces -- how to, exercise, a good profile, etc. -- over the past year and will renew!


title: Men's Journal Order

text: Ordered Men's Journal as a new magazine subscription for a gift, and it was a big hit! The magazine is a fun read and has a pretty awesome variety of articles, I was able to get a discounted price ordering from Amazon and it's much easier to have it sent to my home. Thanks!


title: Ideas

text: Cool


title: Readable

text: Great


title: Poor

text: Have yet to receive a magazine. This is absolutely ridiculous.


title: Very good value for the money

text: Good articles.  MJ has lots of ads, but the subscription price is very low, making it good value for the money.  Slow subscription start - first issue took 11 weeks to get here.


title: Not just for men.

text: I love this magazine and I'm a woman.  The articles are well-written and the topics are timely and cover a broad range.


title: excellent mens magazine

text: excellent mens magazine,enjoy the articles meant for me without all thr girly pics insiside,dont get me wrong i love those girly pics but not in every magazine, i fully enjoy the magazine. thank you


title: Good addition to the bathroom


Timely delivery, great response to customer issues and questions, and overall a fun read. Worth the price for this quality.


title: Armchair Adventurers Only

text:
I bought this magazine on a regular basis many years ago. Subscribed again for variety in my magazine diet but cancelled it after 2 issues. The volume and content has slimmed quite a bit since the early days.

The focus is now mostly on where people go for physical activities. Less focus on gear review and doesn't inspire one to "get-out-there" as much as previously.


title: Still waiting

text:
I purchased this December 23, 2011 and I have not received it yet.
The price was great and I have heard good things but...
I can't speak my like or dislike of the magazine just yet.


title: Men's Journal

text: Excellent magazine with an array of articles that keeps the subscriber coming back for more....I recommend this mag to both men and women alike.


title: Good bathroom mag.

text: I keep this mag next to the toilet.<br />It's a good magazine but nothing special.


title: Hmmm

text: OK, perhaps it's not as good as it used to be but still my personal favorite.


title: My husband LOVES this magazine

text: Tons of great articles in this.  Subject matter runs the gamut.  From men's health to sports to cars.  Great magazine.


title: Content

text: I am unhappy with the content of this magazine. I had never looked at it before I ordered it so I have no one to blame but myself. Many people may enjoy it,but not I


title: Have not received the First Issue yet.

text: I Have not received the First Issue yet. I am beginning to wonder when and if I will.I ordered it Oct.16th 2009.


title: The top men's magazine

text: The best men's maagzine ever published, hands down. Period. And i should know...because I am writer listed on the Internet (Philip Von Borries---RACELINES, AMERICAN GLADIATOR and AMERIDI. Tracer Lee Vaughn is my pen name.) Men's Journal has it all.


title: where's my magazine?

text: I'd be happy to review this magazine if I ever receive a copy.  Hopefully Amazon will fulfill its end of this subcription purchase one of these days and actually send me a magazine.  Til then, I give it a lousy review.


title: So far so good..

text:
Just ordered around mid Feb, received that month and already have received the next months issue.
Not only are the articles excellant reading but many of the advertisements as well.
As I said, "so far so good".