title: EQMM is a Gem!

text: I've been reading EQMM for 30+ years and it provides consistently extraordinary reading enjoyment. Many readers do not appreciate the brilliance of the short story form; it's extremely difficult to create a great story populated with multiple identifiable characters, each of whom the reader feels he or she knows and understands. What is truly amazing to me is that the writer accomplishes all of this in a medium of 15 to 20 pages. That takes some serious skill. When I'm waiting for my magazine eah month,I am like a kid waiting for Xmas morning. No matter how much I have had to cut my personal spending, I will always find a way to renew my annual subscription. It is worth every penny!


title: Wanted to try it out...

text: I really did think that the $5 for three editions was a great deal, then I could decide if I really wanted to splurge on the subscription. Only thing I received was the charge for the yearly subscription.<br />Can I have my $5 back Amazon?


title: Five Stars

text: Child was very happy.


title: Verandah Magazine

text: I look forward to receiving the Verandah magazine. The contents are gorgeous, the photography is so beautiful, each item shown is lovely to see, and especially the pages showing the floral displays.  I keep the magazines and enjoy them over and over.


title: Not worth it, plus they make it really hard to cancel

text:
The content isn't really worth paying for. There is plenty of business content for free on the internet that is better.

Not to mention - they make you CALL IN or email to cancel your subscription. Super shady!


title: terrific trader tabloid

text: this newspaper/periodical has just about all that militaria traders would want or need it may only be 40 to 60 pages but its worth the money...


title: This is the first of three different covers for The ...

text: This is the first of three different covers for The Walking Dead.  The information in all three issues of this magazine are the same, only the covers are different.  I had the other two so this was to complete the trio of covers.


title: Order it!

text: Great gift for my daughter! She loves getting mail sent to her, and is always excited for the next months issue to arrive. These magazines are very educational and keep kids engaged with the the layout. Great purchase!


title: Everything is described for you.

text: I liked everything about the magazine.


title: Not in Kindle

text: I want to know why there are not more farming types of magazines available for Kindle? Why are we not able to send a msg to the editor telling them we would like it in Kindle format like you can with the books?


title: Fast turnaround from order to first magazine delivered

text: Amazon does an excellent job with delivery.  I placed the order and the following month received my first magazine.  I'm a very pleased customer and would recommend magazine orders through Amazon.


title: Great magazine.

text: Good stuff.  Enjoy it a lot.


title: homesteader

text: bought several past issues. liked the mag.


title: homesteder

text: bought several issues in the past. liked the mag.


title: homesteader

text: enjoy the mag.


title: homesteader

text: one of my favorite mag. when ever one arrives I have to stop what ever im doing. and sit down and read it. will always be a subsqriber.


title: Rolling Stone (1-year auto-renewal)

text: This really made me angry. I was almost finished shopping, when a pop-up told me I had 'earned' a free 6 month subscription of RS. Good, except when I go to cancel after 6 months, no button/site/answer/clue to stop this from coming was available! They need to make it POSSIBLE to cancel, like it is advertised !!


title: Food Network Magazine is one of the best ever! I have been a subscriber for several ...

text: Food Network Magazine is one of the best ever! I have been a subscriber for several years and have never been disappointed in any issue. Each issue has something for everyone.


title: good ideas and sugestions

text: Informative articles, good ideas and sugestions, interesting reviews


title: One Star

text: Another magazine just for advertisements


title: Best magazine for young girls

text: Our house loves Kazoo and we share it with all our friends and sister girl scouts. It so nice in the modern day to have a quality magazine with no advertisements driven at teaching, engaging and stimulating thought and creativity in the next generation. They are long lasting, something you can return to or share with others. Worth every penny and something my daughter has enjoyed now for several years. Thank you Kazoo for all that you do!


title: Zinio is Horrible!

text: Steelers fans deserve better.  Zinio is a digital subscription that takes week's to get.  Horrible.


title: I love this magazine

text: Written in french.  Incredible magazine if your into french fine dining.


title: Even a person with no cooking experience could do it!

text: Great easy ideas for changing the holiday menu.  Love the simplicity of the work to create a wonderful new dish.


title: Nice

text: Great magazine, we receive them about 2 weeks instead of monthly. I wish I would have orders more


title: Five Stars

text: This is always a great magazine. We subscribed mainly to look at the great photos throughout the book.


title: Good book for readers who like traveling.

text: Price is good. And it did send in time. The content of the book is interesting.<br />Anyway, i like this book.


title: Received one issue, not 10.

text: We only received a single issue throughout the entire year, we actually forgot about it because it never showed up ever again. Only remembered it when it auto-renewed since it took so long (5 months?) to get the first issue right around the holidays.


title: Prevention Magazine is very informative and useful

text: I thoroughly enjoy this magazine. It has so many articles pertaining to health issues and healthier living. Articles about daily living, and stories about people who have had lifestyle changes. All aspects of health are covered in this magazine. It discusses medications, vitamins, sleep issues, diet and exercise. Plus, it is a handy size to slip into my purse, so I take it with me and can read it when I am waiting for an appointment or just have a few minutes.


title: What?

text: What happened Vogue? Mostly stories about celebrities…I want to see fashion, style and glossy high end advertising…not drugs and Velveeta cheese.


title: The next issue in America

text: We want to be able to get the issue of next Wednesday here in America.


title: Perfect

text: On time.  Perfect


title: Happy

text: Surprised how fast the subscription was activated it was only three weeks instead of the stated six to eight weeks. My grandson was so excited about the magazine and so was I.


title: For the Novice and Veteran alike

text: I appreciate the columns, gift ideas, gear and workouts.  Everything about this magazine is fantastic for beginners and advanced runners alike.


title: Definite buy!

text: Great magazine and a bargain price! Poised comfortably between light travel mags and more<br />scientific publications. We look forward to every issue.


title: A Classic

text: Best sporting magazine for the money.  Always has been.


title: Excellent Mystery Fiction Magazine

text: Simply an outstanding mystery magazine. With articles about the contemporary crime fiction scene, historical articles and numerous book reviews, Mystery Scene keeps this crime fiction fan fully informed and entertained. All of this packaged in a beautifully and cleanly laid out magazine with great photos. Highly recommended!


title: A Delightful Magazine

text: I was delighted when I received my purchase from The Strand. There is a great variety within each individual magazine, so whether you are a fan of mystery or not does not matter. The curation of literature in each issue is quite impressive; there isn't a single piece that I've read where I haven't, at one point or another, said wow to myself. I am happy to have found a magazine that not only caters to the needs of mystery fans, but also to those who simply enjoy good diction and storytelling prose.


title: Issue is always late or missing issues

text: I have been subscribed for 7 weeks. Of that time:  3 issues missing ; 3 issues arrived the following week after publication ; the first issue arrived ok. Tried to contact publisher several times about problems. Received no reply. I would NOT recommend subscribing to this publication. The info inside is great, if you can ever receive it timely.


title: Spider is always a great read

text: My children (7,5,2) and I always get terrific belly laughs when we read the spider cartoons aloud that appear throughout the magazine in each issue.  The stories, illustrations and poetry are excellent food for young (and older)minds.  But our favorite feature is the cartoons!


title: Exactly what I need to plan out my observing schedule

text: Always on time, very informative and well written articles, geared more for a hard core back yard astronomer but keeps the amateur and beginners in mind.


title: still waiting to receive first issue

text: I always liked this magazine, but I am still waiting to receive my first issue .  How long should it take to get started?  Please respond....


title: Never received an issue

text: Bought this as a gift for my father and just found out he's never received an issue. Very disappointed to see it's not just an isolated issue. I would recommend buying magazines directly from the publisher.


title: Bird Watchers Digest

text: I purchased this subscription for myself because I'm a birder. I'd previously subscribed to this periodical but let it lapse. Loved the magazine before and still love it. Great info for anyone who loves birding.


title: Better Watch Out!

text: I sent in a card for a preview issue and never recieved it.  Since then I've been bombarded with with forceful Must Pay notices.  They've now turned me over to a collection agency.  I've not to this day subscribed.


title: UK edition of the magazine...

text: The earlier reviewer commenting on the price is referring to the US edition of the magazine, which is about $20 per year, and is no where near as well put together.  This is a great magazine, I had the subscription for it and bought it in pounds and got the bill once it had been converted to dollars, needless to say I only did it for one year.  It's still less than buying it at the newsstand which is around $16 per issue I think.  If you like to get new audio samples, tutorials, plugins and virtual instruments every month, this is "the" magazine to get, if you like that stuff but don't want to pay the charge for having it sent over the pond, consider the US version, but realize they are not the same and the US one is not nearly as good.


title: ok... not great

text:
I agree with most reviewers. I also had the problem with the collection agency threats, which are absolutely annoying and a shameful practice too, since in theory they let you try one before subscribing. The funny part is that my girlfriend did give me a subscription as a present when I was not sure if to get it or not, and for the longest time I kept receiving this threats (since she subscribed with her card)! Very very annoying. The magazine is OK I guess, but as another reviewer pointed out nowhere near the UK edition, which is awesome. One of the big flaws of this magazine is that they seem to love ALL the products they review. I mean, to begin with they don't grade the products they review (as their UK sister magazine does), and then they focus only on the  best things about the products they are reviewing. If they ever criticize something it is done in an extremely careful and brief way, only to go straight to the best qualities of that product. Perhaps they are afraid to annoy the company and lose some precious ads,who knows. Needless to say this makes it impossible to know what product is worth buying, and if everything is outstanding you might as well not even bother reviewing anything at all. In this sense Electronic Musician seems a lot better, but the down side of that one is that EM does not come with a CD, as this one does (even though the UK version ships with a DVD!) I did send them an email complaining at how benevolent they are with their reviews, but never got any reply.

Bottom line: For some unknown reason the US magazines that deal with music  + computers + recording are like an amateur version of their british counterparts. Of course they are also cheaper (in the broad sense of the word cheap), so don't expect much out of them. As I said Electronic musician has better reviews (or should I say REAL reviews?) aimed to the buyer and not to pleasing the companies. On the other hand Future Music has the CD with demos and samples, so it's a tricky decision. If EM started shipping with a CD I would turn to them immediately. As it is I guess I'll have to stick to Future Music.


title: This magazine is no longer in circulation.

text:
Don't buy this magazine sub! The company no longer makes FM for the US. I have a two year sub and they never told me they stopped making FM US. They just started sending me Guitar World. I don't even play guitar!!!

DON'T BUY THIS SUBSCRIPTION.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED...


title: Five Stars

text: Good articles!


title: Want to Know Why Jobs are Leaving the USA?

text:
This magazine prints alot of good articles, and keeps you thinking on what is really going on in the USA today. The most astonishing publications lately have been about NAFTA and the NAU.
I highly recommend a one year subscription. 26 issues for only $39.00.
Not bad for the price.
I would also recommend subscribing to Republic Magazine as well.


title: Finally, it's good!

text:
Seventeen was probably the most unappealing magazine to me when I was in middle school. I bought my first issue in July 2003 because they didn't have my beloved Cosmogirl at the airport. I don't know who the editor was back then, but thank goodness for Atoosa. She changed the magazine around.

Seventeen has nice clothing ads. Most of the clothes are affordable things which happen to have a universal appeal. Although sometimes the outfits featured are quite boring, there won't be something you don't like.

The makeup is alright too, nothing special except for the occasional bit.

The serious stories are great, nothing too overpowering, and plus there are warnings for graphic stories to keep your mind at peace.

For you occasional magazine readers, the best time to buy this magazine is for back-to-school.

Age reccomendation: 13-19 (seriously.)


title: Only when I'm desperate...

text:
Like a reviewer below said, this magazine was good a while back. Try back in 2002. It used to have better tips and less filler. Now, it's all filler. Seriously. There are maybe 5 quizzes which don't say much, a "dream decoder" which is complete phooey, and yes, the many tweeny posters that I'd be embarassed to have on my wall, even if I were 11. I grew, but sadly, this magazine did not, let alone stay the same. Nothing is serious in here, it's like the magazines that tweenybopper brats read.

Age reccomendation: 9-12

Simply put, this magazine is like M Magazine, but not as infantile.


title: Easy.

text: I do like this magazine even though it costs a bit more than my CosmoGirl. There are so many helpful and informative articles, but it`s more like a advice guide or how-to thing. I think it`s a bit drab, though, because there`s not enough gossip or entertainment in it for me. It`s very real- and that`s just it.


title: Bazar magazine

text: it's a good magzine I recomend it I have not got a issue yet i hope I do<br />get it soon


title: What SoF Wishes It Could Be

text:
RAIDS is in French, as I'm sure you're aware. The magazine speaks in a concise style - you receive the essentials, without political slant and without noticeable bias. The writing is thorough, the research impeccable.

This is what Soldier of Fortune wishes it was - a REAL military magazine, with REAL military and police articles, and without the rantings of wanna-bes long past their prime. You don't get racism, trashy 'journalism' or ads to become a secret private investigator (well, actually, you do on the last one - some things are universal).

Yes, it's in French, and it's somewhat expensive. But consider this the Jane's Defense Guide of the military/police magazine rack. It is THE magazine for those interested in actual military/police developments, from a nonbiased source.


title: The best tech

text: Been a subscriber for years. If you want the best tech and resto advice, you read this. Yeah, it only comes 6 months of the year and monkeys could proofread and edit better. But, when you need to work on your Mopar, when you need to modify, upgrade or restore, this is the resource.


title: Entertainment Weekly Is The Best

text: It has everything I like to read about. Entertainment Weekly has stuff about up coming movies, tv shows, and music.


title: The kids loved it.

text: Wouldn't put it down and go to sleep, so their dad said. They are looking forward to the next issue.


title: Field&Stream

text: Great magazine!


title: Outdoor life

text: Great magazine!


title: Good food magazine

text: Good healthy recipes are included in the magazine.


title: Could be better....

text: Wasn't worth the subscription. I found the magazine to be bland, full of ads and basically boring. All the information can be found doing a quick web search. Highly Disappointed.


title: bummed

text: Love the magazine. Unfortunately, magazine went out of print a third way through my subscription. Parent company replaced remaining part of subscription with Popular Photography, which was nice but an inferior magazine.


title: A Mix of Everything

text: Every issue of Marie Claire covers everyhting: fashion, makeup, beauty, men, events, how people live around the world, and ways you can help other women suffering from abuse, natural disasters, etc.  I hate magazines that only shows clothes and models, and this is not one of them.  Marie Claire covers everything and every month, I learn something new after reading it.


title: Five Stars

text: I really appreciate getting my guide but it took sometime to get my first copy.


title: Farm World

text: Good articles on current farming.  Varied articles on different but pertinent topics.  Extensive ad section.


title: Five Stars

text: Great information, gear review, and hiking destinations


title: An essential read if you want to be informed

text: Informative, thought provoking and high quality writing about important subjects.  And equally great humor in cartoons and features.  All in all an outstanding magazine.


title: Have really fallen

text:
I've been reading PC Gamer since 1999 and they have really fallen in terms of quality. The magazines are practically paper thin now. It has been awhile, but I believe my copy of the issue that previewed Duke Nukem Forever in 1999 may have been over 200 pages worth of content. Now? 80, 90, etc.

Instead of being the gritty, hard to please mag they used to be they are essentially ad-magnets now. I've seen multiple games that were widely frowned upon get high scores simply for one reason: they got the "exclusive". I can't help but think PC Gamer is in the back pockets of many companies now that they're the "top" PC gaming mag around.

R.L. Ermey once said on one of their discs that PCG had "its **** in the bag", and it once did. Once. The mag still has some wit and charm about it and the hardware section is still quite good... but that's about it.


title: Cost is way too high

text: Way too expensive! I only get sixty cents a post as a shill for Big Pharma/Starbucks. I can't afford this!


title: Daughter loves it, good quality

text: My daughter LOVES this magazine. Some parts are tricky for her to read on her own but it is a great thing to read and do together. Not cheap but, in my opinion, worth it.


title: print is TINY

text: I've read Good Housekeeping for over 45 years and it used to be my favorite magazine. It's taken out a lot of the sort of articles I loved but I would still have a subscription if the print wasn't so tiny and often the type is on top of colored backgrounds.


title: Five Stars

text: Is a very good deal. I regret to don't order more magazines that day! 6 month for $1


title: Great equipment reviews

text: One of my favorite magazines very enlightening when it come to gear equipment


title: If this is still being published don't buy

text: Demo's on disk are useless unless have no internet, will get them for free on Live weeks/months earlier. Mag overpriced and slim due to being primarily just there to support the disk. Buy Game Informer instead.


title: In appropriate contents in popular science magazine

text: Initially, I thought this was a pretty good magazine so i renewed it but lately I noticed some real inappropriate advts in this magazines and I don't feel comfortable sharing this mag with my 14yr old. Such magazines are NOT good for grown up kids/13plus.


title: I would not sign up again.

text: Too technical and too much advertisement.  I do not want to renew.


title: Would Not Subscribe Again

text: No real substance. More ads than anything.


title: Guality service

text: Magazine


title: Intresting

text: Sometimes the articles smell like pizza


title: Amazing magazine

text: Amazing mag!! Great pics and nice info. Kids love it!!


title: If you love gemstones and collecting gem minerals you will love it.

text: I have loved this magazine.  It has new finds of gemstones and minerals fasinating articles and great finds of where to purchase minerals and gems.  If you love gemstones and minerals this magazine is for you.  The best magazine find yet.  Also, if you like minerals you should try the magazine ROCKS AND MINERALS  [...] and published by Heldref publications.<br />Happy gem hunting....


title: A Wonderful Read

text: I have bought all issues of Rock & Gem since I discovered it a year and a half ago.  It features lots of pictures, good articles, activities for the kids and ads are kept to a minimum.


title: Tardado

text: 4 meses y aún no llega


title: love it.

text: Received magazine was all that I expected...love it...thanks...


title: Four Stars

text: Need more adventure/real life stuff and destinations for people that have money!


title: good toilet reading Thanks

text: Nothing special... good toilet reading<br />Thanks


title: I love the Rock & Gem mag

text: I love the Rock & Gem mag.  It took way way way way too long to get the first issue Though!


title: Really  good

text: No problems


title: Bad delivery

text: I have had terrible problems with delivery


title: MY ALL TIME FAVORITE FOODIE MAGAZINE

text: THIS GEM OF A MAGAZINE IS MY ALL TIME FAVORITE WITH GREAT RECIPES, EASY TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, WONDERFUL HINTS.<br />I TREASURE EACH ISSUE AND ACTUALLY HAVE SAVED THEM ALL.


title: Son loves it.

text: My son is a huge fan of Jeeps. We got him this subscription for his birthday and he loves it. Whenever he gets the new issue its up to his room to look at all the cool Jeeps!


title: One Star

text: I was very disappointed with this magazine, and it frankly had no redeeming qualities.


title: Awesome magazine for ideas on where to get out and ...

text: Awesome magazine for ideas on where to get out and about in the BC. Lots of hut and destination reviews for where to throw your skins on.


title: My Preschoolers love this magazine and get excited to sit and look ...

text: My Preschoolers love this magazine and get excited to sit and look at it together everytime a new one comes in.  Great value!


title: favorite quilt magazine

text: This magazine really speaks to the creative side of quilting ... great variety of quilt patterns but also of innovative quilts.This has been a favorite for years and they stay on top of new trends.


title: Lovely magazine for competent gentle women

text: These days they are telling us that we must be almost militaristically aggressive to get what we want out of life.  This magazine helps us connect with our competent kind gentle artistic natures.  It's OK to be very competent and feminine at the same time.


title: Best print + digital deal you could ever get

text:
I've just renewed my 6-month subscription for the third time and thought I should give it a review because I'm tired of seeing 1-star reviews ... about the clutch! I could not care less about the clutch. You'll get this All Access subscription because it's just the best print+digital deal you could ever get on Amazon. Yeah I've had some issues with the print version (read below) but I would still give it 5 stars. These are the reasons why I'm renewing my subscription for the 3rd time:
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*This is a "6 issues for the price of one" deal! Really! A regular VOGUE issue is priced $4.99. The big fashion issue in March was $5.99 this year. When you get this Vogue all access you basically get 5 issues for free....PLUS the digital edition, oh yeah and the black clutch (more on that later).
*Do the math! Actually Amazon does it for you: you save: $53.88 (90%)!
*I get the digital edition on my Kindle Fire tablet about a week before the print goes out! I don't know if VOGUE or Amazon sends it but I always get an email saying the latest digital issue is ready to download. Love this! Oh yeah and whatever people say in their customer reviews, connecting your account to get the digital edition is not rocket science. If you have a Fire tablet, Amazon gives you very clear instructions on how to connect your VOGUE account with your subscription and even shows you screenshots that explain how to get the digital edition from your Newstand.
*The Digital edition is just amazing to read on a Fire tablet, and I'm pretty sure it's also good on an iPad or whatever tablet you use. I like how I can bookmark articles or photo shoots to go back to later. They made all the content very interactive and often give access to additional videos featuring the cover girl.
*Quick point on the clutch: this is a free gift so don't expect to get a Valentino leather clutch if you paid $6 for the all access deal! Yes it's made in China and not high quality but you get what you paid for... which is $0. You can put your makeup in it or give it away to someone who will appreciate it more. I gave it to my niece who loved it and thought this was the most fashionable handbag she had ever had :)
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*Now the negative points: I'm a bit disappointed by the print edition. I usually get it in my mailbox the second half of the month. For example, I've just renewed my subscription today and the estimated print delivery date is between Jun. 7, 2015 - Jun. 21, 2015. I guess Amazon doesn't commit to a specific delivery date because they don't manage shipping.
*I had to contact the VOGUE customer service a couple of times because they were shipping the print edition to my billing address which is different from my shipping address.
Other than that, it's hard to find reasons to dislike this all access deal when you pay $6 for 6 print & digital issues. It's a no brainer ...and I'll probably renew my subscription again in 6 months :)


title: GREAT MAGAZINE!

text: Love this magazine, have been reading it since I was 16.  Very reasonable price for a 1 year subscription.  Thanks


title: Philadelphia Magazine

text: This is your typical city magazine.  It highlights all of the different activities, places to see and eat as well as provides reviews of different restaurants, clubs and places to shop.  It has an article or two on political / city type current events that the locals may find of interest.


title: Glamour magazine one year subscription

text: Glamour magazine is one of the best magazines out there for any woman of any type.  Amazon shipped this magazine in a timely matter, and the price was so reasonable compared to list prices in the stores.


title: The BEST

text: The BEST Ski Magazine there is.  Period.  Look Forward to every copy.


title: So far, only one of the subscriptions has been ...

text: So far, only one of the subscriptions has been delivered.  Please check status of both purchases and notify me of dates mailed, etc.


title: From the latest Alfa to Volvo- Car & Driver has it all.

text: Car and Driver continues to be a magazine that provides me with the latest news and a variety of product stretching from Alfa to Volvo.


title: Very Educational and Fun Learning

text: The kids love it, and the adults learn from it also!


title: Informative....

text: Very conscientious...informed daughters to read this issue.

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title: Interesting.

text: My 9 year old grandson ask me for this magazine for his birthday.  He got his first issue 2 days before his birthday and he loved it.  He shared it with us and it had interesting articles.


title: It's about time....

text: that a real metal magazine has come out. This mag. actully has underground bands in it. Not just main stream stuff. I have found so many new bands by reading this, I really recomend checkin it out. Plus its cheaper then other magazines!


title: Good Resource

text: This is a very useful resource that helps you narrow perspective buyers for your screenplay. It includes an A-Z listing of sales. There are a lot of scripts listed, many of which have been sold and never made. But it does not nearly include every script sold in the last six years but it includes about 102 pages of scripts sold. It also includes six sections of cross reference guides so they you can either search scripts by buyer, screenwriter, agent, agency, genre and first sales by screenwriter. The $59 Amazon.com price is outrageous considering this is the 2004 edition. You can buy it from Hollywoodlitsales.com for $29.


title: Waste of money!

text: You get sent old issues from weeks before. All TV guides and information is too late! Called directly and the company can’t do anything about this. This is a waste of money


title: never received any of the magazines...

text: Ordered this one, Eating Well, and Country Gardens at the same time...finally received the Gardens one, but never received Eating Well.


title: Keeps getting even better

text: We love this one so much that we started giving out subscriptions as presents.  Not just for pro-farmers, not just for home gardeners; it's for those with an interest in real food and the freedom to grow and purchase real food.


title: Military Vehicles 1 year print

text: We don't do kindle, but are pleased with the magazine.  The price online was better than going directly to the company.


title: Five Stars

text: My husband loves it! Keeps him updated and gets to him on time.


title: depends on your tank

text: We have an 175 gallon salt water tank and I found the majority of the articles in this magazine were more geared toward smaller and freshwater tanks.


title: AWFUL SERVICE!

text: after receiving my issues things were fine, but i moved changed my address and wrote THREE TIMES that i was missing issues! no one ever replied.... horrible and i bought this magazine for years!!!!


title: Large print works for those with challenges reading.

text: This product was purchased for my Mom who has been having problems seeing.  The large print has been helpful.


title: Subscription Issue

text: I have only received one issue so far, still waiting for January’s issue!


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Best homeschool mag on the market

text:
I can't say enough wonderful things about this magazine. In fact, I love it so much, I currently have about 15 years of back issues! (And yes, I do go back and re-read them).

FYI - you can get a subscription for less money directly from their website.


title: Love EW!

text: Great magazine.  Look forward to getting it the mail each week.  Informative articles about everything happening in the entertainment industry.


title: Five Stars

text: My second grade students love Jack&Jill magazine!


title: Disappointed

text: Only got 1 magazine and says their going to digital and we can’t receive that in prison very disappointed and hope we get a refund back to our account


I enjoy reading this magazine from cover to cover.  It keeps me up to date on the latest Movies. TV, Music and Books.


title: What are you waiting for???

text: It is more than a magazine.  A work of art, truly progressing to a new level each year; a touch of class which reminds each and every woman she is worthy.  It allows you to think of those forbitten questions hidden away but solving the mysteries of every possible topic.  Marie Claire is a right of passage for every young woman.


title: Quarterly instead of monthly sucks!

text: I wish they could figure out a way to be competitive (profitable). I subscribe to both Field & Stream and Outdoor Life. They both went to quarterly subscriptions. I looked forward to receiving my monthly magazines.


title: Great!

text: This is my favorite fashion magazine. It's chock full of amazing clothes, bags and shoes and there's something for every budget. The online shopping recommendations are spot on and I usually take advantage of their special pricing deals. The runway reviews are carefully curated and the editorials are always amazing. I love the "how to wear it" section, which demonstrates new ideas for classic pieces. The beauty and hair sections always have fantastic tips and are fashion forward. The articles are well written and informative and focus on female empowerment. I love that. In short, it's a well-rounded magazine with something for the trendy as well as the conservative dresser. There are interesting profiles of new designers as well as the classic fashion houses. It's simply well put together and has remained my favorite even after all these years. I always look forward to finding a new issue on the stand. Now, I'm taking advantage of Amazon's introductory subscription offer and looking... Read more


title: Good service

text: I am really happy with  my magazine, it is what I was looking for.


title: Five Stars

text: Very useful magazine


title: Unfortunately , just don’t order

text: My grandson likes getting this in the mail and doing the picture searches and reading about new things- when they actually send it.  I had it for a year and we received 4 issues and none of them were on time.  I tried canceling but it auto renewed anyway and I can’t figure out how to get it off of auto renew- save yourself the headache


title: Lacking credibility and ethics

text: Food babe on the cover was a horrible choice to begin with. She has no credentials whatsoever, uses fear mongering, and pseudo science. Then, to make matters worse, you guys went and insulted everyone who commented negatively on the cover, claiming we're being paid by big pharma.


title: Roma

text: Great deal for the yearly subscription.  Enjoying reading the various articles on housekeeping tips, the seasonal decorations, as well as trying some of the many recipes.


title: Answers

text: Very interesting.  Such a nice way to re-focus after being forced to hear the popular ideas of science in our world.


title: A magazine I look forward to

text: I enjoy this magazine. It encourages me to be a woman created in the image of God. It inspires me to remember the important things in life and improves my homemaking skills. The articles are well written and the magazine is beautifully edited.


title: Five Stars

text: I do enjoy Inventor's Digest.


title: BUYER BEWARE: Doesn't buy a full "1 year"

text:
BUYER BEWARE: You don't really get a "1 year" subscription!! OXM has added an extra "Holiday" edition that is counted as a month off your subscription, so you really only get 11 months.

Response from OXM customer support:
"We have added a special Holiday issue. Because this effectively adds a 13th issue to the calendar year, subscribers will be receiving this issue as one of their monthly issues. As a result, the expire month has been changed to include this extra issue."


title: Wake up National Geographic

text: We have been a subscriber to National Geographic for many years. We will no longer being renewing our subscriptions. We find the content to be not anywhere near what it used to be. Most of the articles seem to be trumped up as if the authors were sitting at their computers and doing research from there. A recent article stating that we owe the Vietnamese  help because of the damage done to that country during the war?? My  family could not believe that assumption. Another article on backyard insects was of very little interest. We like photography and National Geo does a good job with that, but we didn't subscribe because we were photography enthusiasts. We want content to the point. Please try harder or you will have lost a few subscribers. Five full pages of ads for Google in the August issue and 31 pages of information on the Pope. Really now. Very disappointing.


title: Five Stars

text: very good


title: Five Stars

text: A very good Mag. On time every month. All the articles are well writen.


title: Best Life review

text: This is my first issue of Best Life.  I really enjoyed it.  Being a male over 45 it is geared perfectly for me and my life-style.  It is concise and talks about real-life issues with which I and friends experience.


title: not the same

text: had a GQ sub for years in the 90s, now it is a bit too woke for me. and i have an open mind but GQ is a$$ kissing for my tastes.


title: Four Stars

text: I enjoyed reading this. Looking forward to next month.


title: Without a Disk too much price for it!!!

text: I can't believe that a magazine like "XBOX Official XBOX Magazine" does not come with its disk. It's like buy a game without a manual. How can you test the games appearing on the magazine without its disk that it should came with it? Ask and pray, because if you buy this magazine it's because you really like Reading instead of playing XBOX games.


What happened? Not funny anymore, and no Alfred's smile on the cover. Guess all good things must end. Great memories and saved old issues will keep Mad alive until someone will come back to save my favorite source of the news. HB


title: One Star

text: THEY CAN NOT EVEN GET THEIR BILLING STRAIGHT


title: Wanted to love it but overall disappointing

text: I am a scientist and cooking is my hobby now that I am no longer doing bench biochemistry. I like the focus of Cook's on the science behind the food, and that is clearly the best thing about their approach to cooking. However, there are two deal-killers for me and I will not be renewing my subscription. First, the relentless up-sell. You get emails frequently that promote different recipes or reviews of cooking tools. Some of the time you can open the email and actually get content to read. Most of the time this is just a teaser pointing you to a paid subscription to their on-line service which is quite expensive, beyond what you spend on the actual subscription. Boo, America's Test Kitchen, this is sucky behavior to say the least. Second, and more importantly, the recipes are just... not... that... great. I have made quite a few and indeed, the food science behind them is inarguable. However, many are mediocre.


title: Don't deal with this company.

text: Horrible company. Don't deal with this company. I never got an issue. They make it very difficult to get a refund.


title: A must read for all cyclists

text: I've been reading Bicycling Magazine for at least 12 years and it's a great publication. Fantastic personal stories, excellent training advice, amazing product reviews.


title: A Treasure

text: Stunning beautiful publication. Why can't American magazines be this gorgeous? The quality of the photos and the paper are far superior than any US magazine. Worth every cent.


title: The magazine subscription is great but I am not able access the digital version ...

text: The magazine subscription is great but I am not able access the digital version on my iPhone so the digital is a waste for me.


title: Watch out for hidden auto renew!!

text: Magazine is fine,  did not expect the auto renew with zero notice.  Not sure if I would have renewed.<br />Rating is more for amazon policy than for magazine.


title: my favorite magazine

text: My now 16 year old son checks the mailbox after school hoping his new Rolling Stone has arrived ! He just stands next to the mailbox and starts reading ! I love the auto renewal almost as much as he does.


title: Unpleasent experience with Cooking Light Magazine's business practices

text:
Just a warning to would be subscribers to Cooking Light Magazine. [[ASIN:B000UTYHS2 Cooking Light (1-year)]]

We have subscribed to Cooking Light for several years and have always renewed our subscription by mail paying by check. So it was with some surprise when we received from Cooking Light what was titled an "Automatic Renewal Program" notice. It stated that our subscription that was scheduled to expire in four months would be automatically renewed in six weeks with a charge to our credit card unless we took our time to telephone them and cancel before that date. When we telephoned Cooking Light they informed me that since they did not have a credit card on file they would have simply automatically renewed the subscription anyway as described in the letter and "billed me accordingly" and I would be liable for the bill, if we had not telephoned to cancel the automatic renewal.

We not only cancelled the automatic renewal but were upset enough about their business practices to cancel the remaining 4 months on our subscription. (The phone call and cancellation took place on the date of this review and our subscription was paid up through the March issue) We were informed that since they had already "labeled the February issue" they would only refund one issue and we should expect a check for $2.00 in the mail. Note our experience in relationship to the statement above about Amazon's cancellation policy for this magazine which says a full refund will be made for "unshipped issues." Simply not true.

In any event, buyers should be very cautious about giving a magazine their credit card for payment as it will likely lead to automatic renewals in the future, and, in the unfortunate case of Cooking Light Magazine, they will obligate you for automatic renewals in the future even if they do not have your credit card on file.


$30 for 6 issues, 60 pages of mediocrity. Way overpriced. Instead, subscribe to a professional journal of philosophy for the same price. Too expensive. You're basically paying for the glossy pages and illustrations/pictures. Nothing novel, just recycling of ideas. If you like presentation, subscribe to Photoshop Magazine; if you want rigorous philosophical thought, go elsewhere until price is drastically reduced.


title: It’s not a one year subscription.

text: It’s a scam.  Only good for 8 months.  Then it is $80.00 dollars to renew.


title: Conspicuous consumption

text: I got this as a freebie along with W and it lasted only as long as I received it for one year.  The use of fur and skins was nauseating and I couldn't have been more disgusted at the vapid, innocuous, 'insights' it offered.  This magazine has no redeeming social value.


title: Five Stars

text: Purchased for a friend and they were happy.


title: What is going on in the subscription department?

text: The Magazine is a quality product. the subscription department is another story.  I renewed my subscription for one year on 4/17/15, then three months later they request that I renew my subscription and inform me that my subscription is due to run out in August ???  By the way they quit sending the subscription even before the August deadline.


title: Four Stars

text: exactly as expected.


title: The Game's Afoot!

text: This is an amazing magazine, great reads, and the company has awesome customer support.


title: Best Art Magazine on the market

text: This magazine is the best on the market.  Great demos and information for all artists of all mediums.  I would highly recommend it.  You won't be disappointed.


title: TV Guide is better.

text: Will not renew.  TV Guide is better.


title: Like none other

text: Subscription was a birthday gift for my lady friend. It's like getting something special 4 times a yezr


title: not an interesting art publication

text: The quality of the articles declined dramatically in recent years.  Information on auctions and exhibits are outdated and mostly full page photos are used to fill the pages.  The magazine also lists over numerous pages the same information on auction houses and their address in each issue.  Nothing that can not be found with a few clicks online and it becomes redundant to have the same information in each issue over and over again.  Of all art magazine, this is possibly the worst subscription I have.


title: Too expensive

text: Love the magazine and have read it off and on for years. However the 2 stars is because I can go to the bon appetite web site and get the same deal for 15 dollars.


title: Subsription copy is 64 pages less than the newsstand copy!

text: I've always liked this magazine and have subscribed for years.  The problem is that they are currently mailing subscribers a copy that is 64 pages less than the newsstand edition!  Of course the subscription copy is about $1.67 each and the newsstand copy is $6.99 but still you are not receiving the full magazine.  If there is a nice poster included in the magazine the subscriber will not get it.  I wasn't to happy when I found this out.  As a long term subscriber (over 10 years) I support the magazine and don't think it's fair that my copy is missing 64 pages!  They are doing the same thing with Flex also.  So just be aware, if you subscribe you are getting a good magazine at a good price, but it's 64 pages short of the full magazine.  I guess you can call it "Muscle and Fitness Light."


title: It's a good magazine-BUT

text: when this subscription runs out, I'm going back to Honda Tuning.  It isa good mag if you own other than Honda.


title: Good Housekeeping - Great magazine

text: This magazine has so much helpful information for mothers, housewives, young women.  Latest information concerning health, cosmetics, styles and cooking.


title: Great pictures and mostly good stories

text: This magazine has large pictures that are of high quality and I cannot complain about the camera angles.  However lately it seems like the stories sound more and more similar and the stories that are presented lack originality.  In most stories I can expect to hear how every woman has a model's body dimensions and how every man is well endowed and even the action does not greatly differ from story to story.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: The definition of third-wave feminism

text: Third wave feminism is often summed up be referencing this classic mag. It's a fun and intelligent read, and a genuinely viable alternative to the fluff generally marketed towards women.


title: Wonderful pictures, info on tucked away places.

text: Being a native to North Carolina, I can say this magazine is very helpful when planning trips to visit places that sometimes, I didn't even know existed. The articles cover towns in great depth and point out places to stay, dine and browse. The pictures are absolutely beautiful. What a great magazine! IF you like to travel and want to find out of the way, tucked away little places with charm and interest, get this magazine!


title: Three Stars

text: Never received the tote.


title: I love the NG History Magazine

text: I love the NG History Magazine.  Great and thorough articles for minds hungry for facts.  Refreshing that so far no article has even mentioned climate change.


title: Only 4 issues/year?!?

text: What "genius"or geniuses thought that 4 issues/year was a good idea? It's bad enough that some niche periodicals have gone to 6/year, but 4 is ridiculous. I'm out.


title: 52-week subscription

text: I really love coin world magazine.  I do not care for the monthly price guide that is outdated before it is published.  For me, the monthly issue goes straight to the recycle bin, I don't bother reading it.  Love the 52 weekly issues so much, I would get 5 year subscriptions in advance ...just don't want the monthly issue as its a big waste of resources (environmentally).  I really miss the old newsprint style as the glossy pages are difficult to read in bright light.


Shipped very quickly from Buenos Aires. This is the best architecture magazine I've seen so far. The few advertisements are in one section of the magazine and the rest is a well designed display of architecture around the world, especially in South America. I think there are 7 issues in one year, but they are worth the wait.


all was ok.  seems like they missed a few publication every so often...


title: My favorite hobby

text: I love this magazine!  It always has interesting features that have real applications to my home.  It is a wonderful place to find inspiration for decorating or redecorating.  The ads are not overpowering like they are in some magazines, and sometimes I even like them because they have coupons!!


title: Love!

text: This is my FAVORITE magazine. I was always a fan of America’s Test Kitchen, but it was too “American” for me at times. Mill street gives me the diversity I crave in cooking.


title: always charges account-- RARELY--DELIVERS PRODUCT!!!!!

text: i have renewed magazines 3 times now My account gets charged for a year subscription then in 3-5 months i get a renewal notice!!! delivery of magazines however is always interupted!!!it has been 4 months now with no magazines( the bad part is they are GIFTs)I get no where with the staff when i call. It is unfortunate that all mag scipts HAVE TO come thru amazon---going to a prison.Inmate  sees one copy then  not again for months!!!!!yet i pay to continue renewal so that there is NO disruption!!!!!!!


title: Rife with Tobacco Ads

text: I bought this for my kids but quickly cancelled after seeing all the tobacco ads.


title: Great deal

text: This has very good articles and lots of valuable information. I like the way they cover model railroading dealing with all scales.


title: Where is my magazine?

text: I love this magazine and signed up for a subscription through Amazon but have yet to receive it.


title: Five Stars

text: I gave it as a gift and my uncle is really enjoying it.<br />J.  Caras


title: Pretty good

text: I must say some of the articles are good to read. Need to find out if with my subscription I can get the magazine on my nook. If I can then A+


title: I create custom pet portraits from sandylindblad.com

text: I create custom pet portraits, using pastels. So having this magazine is a nice mag. for information on what I do.

user_id: AELDARCRONNUZBCIIWZIURCCALOA


title: Subscription manager not reliable

text: I love this magazine but not enough to have two issues and one on my Kindle!!  The subscription manager through Amazon renews and renews and I am charged full price and now I have at least two subscriptions even though it says on the sign up on Amazon that they will EXTEND your subscription so you don't get two issues!!  How frustrating....and expensive.  After having two full subscriptions now I just got one again saying my subscription needed to be renewed...WHAT???


title: Five Stars

text: very informational


Five Stars


title: One Star

text: I personally did not like the style this magazine portrayed.


title: Five Stars

text: Grandson loves


title: Beautiful ideas for your house

text: Every issue has several different styles of decorating from country to elegant so there is probably something for everyone.  Very inspiring!


title: A magazine to inspire you!!

text: I love looking at the pictures and thinking about what I want to try in my own house.  This magazine exactly fits my dream style.  I spend a lot of time imagining myself living in these comfortable homey rooms.  It's a real escape for me and makes me happy.


title: Love this gardening magazine

text: I live in a townhouse with a patio and very little planting space but this magazine really inspires me to do amazing things in it.  I love the articles and the gorgeous pictures.


title: Biased Articles

text: I am not planning on renewing my subscription because many of the articles are blatantly biased with a conservative leaning. It's an interesting magazine with pertinent articles, but it annoys me that a magazine with such a big name can be so obviously biased. Publications should not lean toward what it thinks the readership wants or even toward what the Editor-In-Chief believes.


title: Review of HGTV Magazine

text: I am thoroughly enjoying the magazine and read it cover to cover, getting many ideas for inexpensive, yet tasteful re-models and restoration projects.  I especially like the color palettes, page references, and where to purchase the paint info. at the back.


title: Bee Culture is a great magazine

text: Great source of honeybee information, supplies, and news. Something in it for bee keepers of all ages, from beginners to those with lots of experience.


title: subsciption to SkyModel magazine

text: I agree with the previous review.  I purchased some back issues (in English)  and I absolutely wanted future magazines.  I  sent in the subscription:  AND THE MAGAZINES I RECEIVED WERE IN ITALIAN!!!  I did not see that listed anywhere in the description.  LET THE BUYER BEWARE!!


title: Great Mag

text: The price of this magazine made it a no brainer Christmas gift.  Just have to wait for it to go on special.


title: My son loves it !!!

text: Kids magazine is my son's favorite.  He throughly reads the magazine front to to back and shares the information with me.  Cool inventions, Guinness world records, and Funny Fill-in are are his most favorite sections in the magazine.


title: One Star

text: It was for my son and he was pleased to receive it.


title: Five Stars

text: Very informative.


title: The New Yorker -- Engaging and Intelligent

text: I have been a New Yorker subscriber since my high school creative writing class, which included subscriptions for everyone in the class (how cool is that?). I moved to NYC 2 years later, and the New Yorker has been my guide ever since. It is great for current arts, film, and theater listings. The cartoons are great. But the real prize in reading the New Yorker are the in-depth articles that you won't find elsewhere. Insightful, intelligent, thought-provoking. This magazine is pricey, but I just can't give it up. I decided to renew on Amazon this year in order to get the most savings, but honestly, the prices are about the same whether you order direct or not.


title: Popular Photo

text: Magazines arrived on time. There's really nothing else to add just to make up the requested twenty more words.Bla, bla, bla


title: Five Stars

text: Product accurate described. Shipped in timely manner. Thanks!


title: Under no circumstances I'll subscribe again

text: I did subscribe but definitely will not renew. This magazine is out-of-style for my taste. But there's hope reader...buy or subscribe to Crochet Today magazine instead.


title: Love this magazine

text: I recommend this magazine 100%. Also the knitting version. I also advise that this product is better to subscribe going directly through their web site, you'll get a better price offer, and even though this is on special with Amazon (30% off today when I'm writing this review), when I subscribed in the web site, I got my first issue in about three weeks after subscribing.


title: Getting dirty

text: Man this is a cool magazine but it should have more articles and less advertisements but whatever, I love hiking.


title: Not what I expected

text: If I'd known this was an anti-evolution Creationist magazine I wouldn't have bought it! It's ok as a magazine, though I think they should invest in more professional writing. But I'm notinterested in teaching my daughter from a creationist viewpoint.


title: My daughter loves this magazine!

text: Nature Friend is an incredible magazine!  It is difficult for fundamental Christians to find periodical materials for children that uphold our beliefs.  Nature Friend does just that.  It is a Creationist magazine with plenty of scientific information about nature, written for a child's level of understanding.  My daughter especially loves all the input from children her age, such as letters to the editor, drawings that children have submitted, and articles and poems written by children.  There are plenty of activities in each issue as well.  Both my daughter and I love the "how to draw ____" page!


title: Nature Friend Magazine  - Great Zine for Christian Kids

text: I really like this magazine.  I just received our first copy yesterday and am looking forward to future issues.  This magazine was recommended to me through my Catholic homeschool curriculum provider as a supplement to the science lessons.  What I really appreciate about it is that there are no advertisements included in it.  I find it interesting to note that the readers of this 'zine seem to be as young as 7 or 8 and go up to age 14 or so.  So, I know that I can use it with my sons for many years to come.


title: I like it and my kids like it.

text:
The magazine has improved over the years, now with color photos and a more convenient smaller format.

Yes, it is creationist and anti-evolutionary.

There is a hidden pictures page (not as involved as in Highlights), a drawing lesson with last month's drawing submissions from kids (many different age groups represented), a nature story (usually with character lessons as well), and other features.

It's a nice, peaceful, safe, and instructional nature magazine for kids (and some teens) that also promotes good character qualities and honors God as having created everything and everyone with wisdom and love.


title: Everything 4x4

text: I love this magazine. You get the details of builds and inspiration. I also like that the YouTube videos corresponds to the monthly mag


title: What ever your hobby is, do it safely

text: I really like model airplane news,I like to keep up with the newest product that are out and all the helpful tricks


Magazines for a gift


title: Excellent Magazine for those modelling Britains railways

text: This is the best magazine for those modelling British railways from the earliest steam to modern day.


title: Do not order from this company

text: I ordered this on August 4.  Now, over 11 weeks have gone by and no magazine.  Super lame.


title: Pointing Dog Journal - Mail issues

text: Since the magazine is not wrapped, it has gotten wet each time and pages stick together.


title: great info about all things playstation

text: this magazine has a lot of great articles about upcoming games for ps3 and psp. lots of cool accessories and games. good rating system for games.


title: Have not recieved the magazine yet!!

text: I still have not recieved the magaizine!!!  Someone needs to contact me.  It's been 2 months and still have not recieved


title: ... subscribed to this thinking I would get a magazine like I used to subscribe to a few years ago ...

text: I subscribed to this thinking I would get a magazine like I used to subscribe to a few years ago and was really disappointed it just seems like a watered-down version of Good Housekeeping I don't know if this is a format that they now adhere but I was disappointed with what I got do not intend to renew and would rather buy off the rack and spend a little money to get the articles I used to get rather than just a magazine for the advertisements and pictures.


title: Looking for a place to retire?

text: If you're not sure where you want to retire, this magazine is a good place to start your research.  Not only does it offer articles and ads to help you with your search, it may open your eyes to places you hadn't considered.  Articles also include information on retirement planning, relocation and other things to consider before making that leap.


title: Articles are always interesting!

text: Love reading this!


title: Really Interesting Magazine

text: I love this magazine, lots of excellent recipes. Keeps me informed on new gluten free products when they become available. I look forward to reading each issue for new ideas. Definitely recommend this publication.


title: Great magazine

text: Make a couple of recipes. Delicious


title: All Access Renewal

text: Since only my paper magazine was renewed when I payed for both paper<br />And digital the All Access Renewal  did not work.


title: KINDLE PLEASE!!

text: I do not understand why this magazine is not available on Kindle.  That is the only reason I wanted a Kindle Fire but now I guess I don't.


title: Very disapointing

text: So many issues missing. Followed-up twice via Amazon and no actions taken. Will not order a french magazine via Amazion anymore. When ordered directly, things go more smoothly.<br />Very disapointing service over the phone - not at all helpful.


title: great mag

text: Always things of interest.  Divided between old time and bluegrass and the people who are inbetween.  well written.  loads of information from advanced to beginning


title: Too many ads

text: It was all advertising.


title: Not concerned with science or truth

text: Disappointed to see "Food Babe" on the cover.


title: Too much advertising!

text: If you are interested in your kids wanting more stuff, National Geographic kids is just the one for you. I don't bother to tell my kids it came in the mail. I just recycle it. My Big Backyard is a wonderful option for young kids.


title: Very Poor Customer Service

text: Very disappointing! Ordered this as a gift for a friend and was promised that it would arrive in four to six weeks. After double that time....still nothing!


title: German home magazine

text: This is a general home periodical for German-speaking US residents and does a good job of connecting people here with the "old country".  I got it as a gift to my parents who live in a retirement home


title: Marz.mobi Reads Wired!

text: Well its a magazine... the product in digital format looks great but theirs nothing like an old school magazine to hold.  No batteries required, just some light! ;)


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine - and I love subscription auto-renewal


title: Five Stars

text: What do I have to say, It's the Dead.


title: Where Is It??

text: The photos are interesting, although I sometimes wish they'd say how they were done. The magazine sometimes promises more information at americanphotomag.com, but when I try to reach the site, it redirects to PopPhoto. I've tried to reach them at Bonnier (the publisher) by e-mail, but no one there seeems to know what I talking about.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine.....I get something useful page after page.


title: warning this subscription is a joke.

text: WARNING. this subscription is a joke. My first year they missed multiple issues and they couldn't send the missing issues so they extended it.  So I wasn't going to renew. But after a few months I decided to try again and hopefuly it was covid related but every month I see the issue on newsstands before mine ever shows up and then I just received my November yesterday Oct. 9th. Now that seems good except for I NEVER SEEN OCTOBERS ISSUE. So here I go again I get to waste more time to contact them about missing issues and them not care.


title: Amazing full page photographs!

text: At a time when a lot of magazines are cutting back from full color full page photographs, Surfer continues to pump out magazines full of them.  This is simply THE best magazine (in my opinion) for seeing the world from a surfer's perspective.  There are lots of advertisements (which I like) and lots of stories about all the big name surfers you've heard about.  I prefer Surfer to Surfing and TransWorld Surf.


I am in the process of moving into a 75 year old house, and this magazine has given me so much inspiration! I have always loved watching HGTV and this magazine is awesome.


title: Great service Amazon

text: Love this magazine.  Thanks Amazon for making it easy.


title: Not worth the expense

text: I ordered this subscription for my mom and she only ever received the first magazine. Waste of money.


title: Hubby loves it

text: My husband in jail loves it,  he gets a magazine weekly.


title: fun activities

text: great fun for kids


title: Terrific Magazine!

text: If you love decorating ideas and are interested  in seeing what's out there even if it's not your style, then this magazine is for you. I read every page and enjoy every picture, makeover, and article. This magazine is beautifully orchestrated and will last you a whole month until the next edition. I have discontinued two women's magazines and their silliness in favor of  HGTV Magazine. I also watch the  HGTV network more than any of the others. I am truly happy with their magazine. I must have been an interior designer in another life!


title: Skip this magazine

text:
In no way is this suitable for a 14 year old. My daughter ordered this from a school fundraising packet. I started thumbing through the pages and found instances of lunch room murders, drug use, kids self identifying as whores, r rated language, public nudity, and demon possession as a "super fun and easy activity."

This subscription is getting cancelled.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy it now as much as when I was a young married


title: Love It

text: I have always like this magazine. The price that I got it for was GREAT!!!! I will be renewing it as soon as my subscription is up


title: Looks like a fun magazine for kids, but why only for girls???

text:
Can't boys care about animals as well?  That seems kind of sexist/stereotyping to me.  (I seriously doubt that Scotland Yard is going to investigate any parents letting their male offspring have access to this magazine, but still...)
Also in a previous issue where readers send in photos of their pets, I saw where a girl had sent in a photo of her pet marten, which is a cat-like relative of the weasel.  The note accompanying the photo read something like:  "This is my pet martin(sic)Squoodgy.  Isn't he adorable?"
Umm, Okay.  Maybe things are different in the UK regarding keeping martens as pets, but here in the States it requires big-time permission from wildlife officials and special licensing and all that.
And whether you need permission or not in the UK to keep a wild animal like a marten as a pet, he is still a wild animal. (The recent incident in Connecticut w/the chimpanzee viciously attacking his owner's friend can attest to that)
And one day "Squoodgy" (or whatever his name is) the Marten might take it upon his wild instincts to use his young mistress as something to sink his sharp little teeth into.  Would he be so 'adorable' then?


title: I have always enjoyed history and enjoy the illustrations and the photographs presented ...

text:
I have always enjoyed history and enjoy the illustrations and the photographs presented in the magazine.  There is always something new to learn and National Geographic History is a great source of general information for those who appreciate history.

Ronald


title: Don’t know what you mean be

text: I love knitting magazines like other people like cookbooks.  I especially like those that give me small simple projects that help me feel successful.


title: Without a doubt the very BEST!!!

text: I have subscribed to Asimov's for 15 years.  It is the very best Sci Fi Magazine out there.  All the best authors that you have heard of and many that are undiscovered treasures.  If you are a fan of short Science Fiction then you will not be disappointed!


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful magazine


title: Travelers' go-to magazine!

text: This magazine is great inspiration for any travelheads traveling their next destination. It helps you determine all the right spots with the editorial reviews of travel experts. I'm always looking forward to upcoming issues.


title: Beautiful magazine.

text: Absolutely thrilling to have European fashions and patterns in my hands.Beautiful magazine.


title: Took a year to arrive

text: This magazine was for my 13 y/o granddaughter. She’s happy with it. Unfortunately it took a year for the subscription to kick in. So she was 14 when she finally started receiving the magazine.


title: Great magazines just mailed out a little too early for me

text: Love these magazines :) Only thing I don't like is how for example I got my August issue at the beginning of July.


I bought these brake pads, when mine were about wore out.  I found the price, to be very good, and I also had a rebate form, to receive 15.00 dollars, off each set. A full brake job, front and back, with a cool 30.00 dollars off!!!!


title: Great magazine.....

text: I have enjoyed this magazine for years. I love the content and the.variety of subjects. However, it seems the issues have fewer and fewer pages. Either they are running out of scientific things to write about, or they are trying to save money. Either way, still a great magazine with tons of mental stimulation.


title: Perfect!

text: Great recipes for all experience levels


title: Great gift subscription

text:
The magazine was a Christmas gift to my son-in-law
--suggested by him. He has loved EQ since he was a child. He grew up reading his mother's subscription.
I had ordered it for him several years ago--but, dropped it for 2yrs. He was VERY PLEASED to start receiving it again.


title: SCAM

text: Scammy tactics


title: Five Stars

text: Absolutely LOVE this magazine!!!!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Very enjoyable reading.


title: Excellent and fast shipping - no problems with amazon to order

text: Amazon magazine and newspapers ordering is very excellent - fast speed - never ever problems with delivery - great service !


title: Two Stars

text: Mostly very difficult--I'm pretty high intermediate, but these were mainly hard & also weren't things I'd use.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife enjoys her subscription to this arts and crafts magazine, each issue full of creative ideas.  Larry C.


title: Five Stars

text: My wife enjoys this magazine. Larry C.


title: Awesome Mag for the price!

text: For the price it’s a great deal! Glad to be a new subscriber


title: Great COINS magazine

text: Great magazine. Delivers on time and intact. Great digital copy as well, never fails to download on my device.


title: #1 Resource for Historical Goods

text: I own an earlier edition of the yellow pages and am excited by the new offering. The Historical Yellowpages are THE source for links to companies making or supplying goods for reenactors. I hate sorting through junk sites to find quality goods. I know Salvatore is continually looking for new merchants for the yellowpages so I don't have to.<br />Thanks, Salvatore!


title: Fast!!!!

text: I got my first issue in less than a month from my order date. Amazing! I read this mag mostly for the holiday ideas and recipes and it is wonderful that they got the subscription started so quickly because now I won't miss the holiday issues.


title: Not happy

text: Didn’t want recurring subscription. Tried to cancel immediately. Rejected. Not happy!


title: Can't believe the money I have saved!

text: I have been a subscriber to this mag since it launched, but when I saw your price I ordered it, and will continue to do so in the future.  I did not even miss a single issue in the transition.


title: DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE! - This magazine deserves zero stars!

text:
Muscle & Fitness magazine is nothing more than one long, tortuous advertisement designed to sell you supplement after supplement. Serious advice regarding building muscle and becoming fit can scarcely be found between these pages, and on the rare occasions when it is, you can be sure that it will run a DISTANT second to supplement advertising. What you'll get instead is a male (and female) model showcase with workout routines that contradict each other from month to month (and sometimes even within the same issue), along with ludicrous advice about the "improvement" of your sex life. In fact, the workouts found herein are merely the same recycled routines we've all been seeing for years, in the guise of being "unique", or "new and improved".
The Bottom Line : Building muscle, while difficult in practice, is certainly an easy concept to grasp. You simply have to rely on a few core exercises (done in good form), eat enough healthy food, and let your body get the proper rest. The Muscle & Fitness ever-changing array of supplements is NOT necessary to achieve your strength and fitness goals.
Obviously, Muscle & Fitness has a bottom line radically different from my own. It's not hard to figure out why.
I recommend that you purchase a copy of "Beyond Brawn" along with "The Insider's Tell-All Handbook On Weight-Training Technique" (both authored by Stuart Mc Robert). After reading through these volumes, you will relegate your Muscle and Fitness magazines to the trash heap. Guaranteed.


title: Good Housekeeping magazine

text: The price is amazing!  I had let my longtime subscription run out because the renewal was $19.97/year.  I will only order magazines from Amazon in the future.  I just wish they had a bigger selection.  Also, the first issue arrived within 2 weeks!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love these books. My girls liked these when they were little. Now I get them for my grand daughter


title: A parent's nightmare!

text: I despise this magazine!  I got this for my 5 year old who is now 6.  She enjoys the magazine, but I hate it.  The art projects and crafts are WAY to complicated for a 6 year old or even an 8 or 9 year old...so I don't think it's age appropriate for any child who still likes the movie Frozen.  As an adult who enjoys crafting, stamping, and scrapbooking, I still hate these crafts!  My daughter nags and nags me to do the crafts and when I finally sit down to do them with her, she gets frustrated because they are too hard and then I end up spending way to much time on a putzy hard project that has way too detailed of cutting and gluing or uses materials like glass jars that aren't even appropriate for a 6 year old!  Additionally, a lot of the crafts require you to cut something out of the magazine...however, if you cut it out, then you are ruining a story on the backside of the page you are cutting.  I used to get around this by scanning and printing a color copy of whatever it was that my daughter wanted to cut out.  This always irritated me because it took time and wasted a LOT of colored ink!!  In the most recent issue, the pages even tell you to scan and print them in order to do the cut-out craft!  Arg!  What a cheap magazine...they don't even set it up to be user friendly and they make you scan and print out the pages to do the crafts!  The pull-out posters usually have a story or something important on the back too, so you are still ruining the magazine if you actually pull out the poster!  If you don't have a LOT of time and patience, a scanner and a color printer, and a generous budget for colored ink, don't waste your time or money on this magazine!  Go buy a Frozen sticker or activity book and check out a few Frozen library books and skip this awful magazine!


title: Excellent Equine Reference

text: Western Horseman is a very informative magazine for anyone who has horses or are interested In horses.


title: Magazine has a quarter of the content it did 10 ...

text: Magazine has a quarter of the content it did 10 years ago. They also went to 10 issues a year instead of 12. 2 issues a year would be called a "double issue" which is smaller than a regular issue.  Total scam. You can find all the info online for free nowadays anyways


title: Nice ideas

text: Great magazine


title: Perfect for the Anglophile armchair traveler

text: I absolutely love this magazine and read it cover to cover.  It is a real armchair traveling experience full of interesting articles, photos, and information about the history & points of interest of various places.  It is a great source for ideas on traveling destinations.  I highly recommend it!


title: Bake up something new

text:
I love it when Bake comes to my mailbox. I like the photos and recipes. Most of the recipes require several different components. You may make a cake, a filling and an icing. There are also some savory recipes sometimes too not just sweets. The only thing is sometimes the recipes require an ingredient that you need to order online or find a substitution you like. I guess they put a recipe or two in the magazine that promotes one of their advertisers products. Not every recipe calls for obscure or hard to find ingredients though.

They also have a section that highlights kitchen essentials. Beware this will make you want to purchase new things from pans to cookbooks. You have been warned.


title: never received.

text: terrible.  bought a subscription for my mother, last december, and as of today, 7-16-15, she has only received two books.  I would not recommend this subscription to anyone.


title: Leave your right wing politics at the door and have a good read.

text:
I subscribe and will continue to subscribe.  I have tried a couple of other book review publications and this one remains overall superior.  The passion for the subject matter displayed by the various contributors and their literary style is pleasant and useful when making decisions about further reading. I did not give a 5 star rating because the publication is not objective.  The articles and essays that relate to politics or economics or public policy represent leftist opinion.

If the editors want to push an ideology that is fine as long as the ideological content is separate from the reviews. The problem with the NYRB is that it is not.  A reader may be enjoying a review about a 19th century historical figure.  The review will be discussing relevant historical information and suddenly appears a brief, out of place reference to a contemporary issue.  These diversions look like attempts to help inform the reader by drawing a parallel to a contemporary issue.  Some take the form of tidy summations. In all the cases I experienced these diversions and summations had the purpose of declaring the writers hatred for George Bush.  After encountering several of these Bush hating diversions, the impression of a reader, is that the community of contributors and editors are a club of Bush haters.  For a reader who is not a Bush hater the sense is you don't belong in the club.  The editors could have edited out some of these unnecessary provocations but they may not see them as provocations.  For them it's a fact; George Bush, racist murderer, same as a 19th century imperialist.  And to think otherwise means you are too ignorant to qualify as one of our readers.  However..........

tolerant readers willing to look past the political rants and diversions will find extraordinary writing and scholarship that covers a broad range of interesting topics particulary in Art, Literature and History. Reporting on recent events such as the Arab Spring and Mexican cartels has been superb. Many contributors, even if they hate George Bush, ply their considerable talents while avoiding unnecessary hate motivated diversions.  If you love good writing about Art, Literature and History (Martin Filler, Dan Chaisson, Max Hastings) read this and be inspired even if you don't hate George Bush.  Skip the writing about politics and economics unless you want some reinforcement for your leftist views.  Right now might be the best opportunity to read NYRB since we are in the interregnum between Bush and Romney.


title: Fashion and Compassion

text: I have purchased this magazine for some years now.  Not only does the magazine include wearable fashions, monthly it enlightens me to a serious problem regarding women and/or children in our world today.  The most recent, an article about how counterfeit handbags and designer goods are made by children who suffer under the hands of slave labor to women in Somalia who still endure female mutilation.  If you have an eye for fashion and compassion for people around our planet, this magazine is a must read!


title: One Star

text: love it!


title: Beautiful, practical, and motivating!

text: This diary is amazing! It is beautiful and practical and just a joy to fill in! I have used the 2020 diary every single day and I usually struggle to complete an entire year! I just received very promptly my 2021 order and I am thrilled! Thank you so much! If you want quality and a beautiful diary, this it it! You will love your purchase!!!


title: A terrific magazine for the newest ideas.

text:
I love Cooks Illustrated.  I check it for utensils and recipes.  I also get it on line and just  love the You Tube videos because they illustrate how to do the process and why.

Thank You
JW


title: And it was great. However

text: Well I've only gotten the 1 issue. And it was great. However, the fact that when I wasn't receiving it and you couldn't do a thing to help because you have no means to manage your contract sales was straight garbage.


title: great information

text: this is a great magazine with current information and interesting articles that are specifically geared for women. I look forward to receiving the next issue.


title: Great for both special diets and general healthy eating

text:
I especially appreciate the fact that Eating Well provides a quick system you can use to spot recipes that are low-calorie, low-carb, low-fat, or high fiber.  If you are watching your weight or have someone in your family with a dietary limitation, these markers at the top of the recipe are a great quick tool.

The recipes themselves are generally really good.  Some of the negative reviews have complained that some recipes include meat.  That's true.  There are plenty of vegetarian magazines out there, and vegetarians will probably enjoy Vegetarian Times or one of the others. But that's not what Eating Well is about.  Instead, it focuses on ways to cook more healthfully while still being a food lover.  Not everyone will like every recipe, but even though our family has some serious health issues that limit what people can eat, I find two or three great recipes in every issue.  If you are less restricted and just want to make your meals healthier, you will probably find a lot more than that.


title: Excellent!

text: Very interesting.  New takes on all things cooking.  Enjoy layout and content.<br />Highly recommend to the expert or novice chef..

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title: Teatime Magazine

text: I enjoy the magazine, recipes, and tea ideas.  The magazine is a delight and many friend want to see the magazine when it appears at our doorstep.


title: People great/Subscription service BITES

text:
I love this magazine-- it gives me pure joy each week when I receive it.

But the Synapse subscription service is lousy.  Gave a subscription to my SIL as a gift, and it's more than a month OVERDUE to arrive.  Ok, problems happen.  But the only way to contact synapse is with a voice directory, which took forever(had to repeat my credit card number three times!), then figured out I needed to talk to a real person (bingo!), and finally, instead of transferring me, cut me off.  So I called again, and cancelled my subscription, only to hear my refund would be $81 instead of $108.  Incredibly frustrating.  When, this time, the directory patched me through to a real person, he was quickly able to set things right.  (Thank you, Donald!)  But when I re-subscribed, I did it through the People web site.


It's been years since I had a subscription. I used to like it. Now it's half as many pages, but twice as much advertising. The articles are "dumbed" down and lack science. Disappointment


title: Its got some good articles.

text: I think this is more for homeschoolers who are just starting out. I've been in deep for a while so there wasn't much in there I didn't already know.


title: Advertising in the form of a magazine

text: We received our first issue of National Geographic Kids today and promptly cancelled it the same day.  I didn't even want my son to see it.  Not only is it filled with advertising but the "science" articles are unsophisticated and tabloid-ish.  I wish we had read the reviews before ordering. We assumed that this would be comparable to World Magazine and were terribly wrong.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine with practical recipes.


title: Not what it was

text: Under Graydon Carter the magazine was always highly entertaining, and with reports and investigations into many varied current or historic stories - particularly about high society and the glamour of the movie world.  Now it's gone left and the slant is political and in a way that doesn't suit the magazine - when there are plenty of other mags and newspapers out there to do service for that.  The elegance and elan has gone from VF, and I don't buy such magazines to get depressed.


title: love it

text: It's what I inspected


title: Best Mag

text: For me this magazine is good for learning what the newest gadget out there is. Alot of fun to see the new inventions in it. Also there is lots to read on subjects like NASA's progress on light speed, this was a good article and very imformative. I'd say for your money's worth this is a good magazine not just for you but for your children as well. I've been reading Popular Science since I was in junior high. I've also gotten ideas for projects in school and have used it for information many times.


title: that's no the best deal! Groupon offers 15 dollars for the whole ...

text:
Sorry to break the news...BUT...that's no the best deal!
 Groupon offers 15 dollars for the whole year!
I am quite surprised to see that Groupon is cheaper than Amazon as Amazon is my favorite website!
Oh well,
Happy holidays everyone


title: Four Stars

text: Always fun to read about new books.


title: Three Stars

text: magazine ok.  Not many issues


title: Not a good gift idea !!!

text: I received this magazine for a gift and now they are hounding me every week to pay them $24. I contacted the magazine and still the bill comes constantly. Not sure my friend wanted me to put up with such a hassle when she chose it for my birthday present.


title: Five Stars

text: love the magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent, I enjoy the information some I wasn't expecting.


title: Five Stars

text: A+


title: FANTASTIC!!!!!!!

text: The only one of its kind! No B.S ads parading around as tech articles. I learn something new with each issue and love it!!


title: Great exercises, good for motivation

text: I love Shape, because every month it motivates me.  I have had a subscription for years and I keep every one of my magazines.  Each issue has some new exercises or workouts and some great, healthy recipes.  What I love about shape is they promote fitness as a way to stay healthy, not lose weight.  They give helpful tips all the time about ways to find motivation and hints to eat healthy.  If you would like monthly motivation from a magazine, pick Shape!


title: Best Russian Magazine

text: Karavan Istorij and Karavan Istorii Kollektsiia are the best magazines ever published in Russia. The stories are great and the images by Ekaterina Rojdestvenskaya are wonderful.


title: can't go wrong

text: Can't go wrong with a subscription to ESPN the magazine! And at Amazon, the price was too go to pass up! Looking forward to reading the back page from Rick Reilly each issue -- if only Steve Rushin would come out of retirement and defect from that other mag, it would be perfect!


title: A little disappointed

text: I'm a little disappointed in this magazine.  I got it mainly for my daughter (8 years old) because she loves science.  There is very little information in them and they don't have many pictures.  My daughter loves pictures of animals and insects and so forth.  The issues come every 2 months, not every month.  They are full of Advertisements for their museum and other curriculum that they sell.  Not what I expected.


title: BEST Part of My Childhood!

text:
Cricket magazine contains high quality short stories for children. They do a great job of defining a theme for each issue and tying several stories to it. They also do a great job at exposing young people to different cultures and ideas in a very mature way.

And, of course, a huge chunk of my vocabulary skills came from Cricket, literally to this day. I remember going through elementary school and recognizing long words that I learned specifically from this mag! I also brought copies of it to class many times to share with my 5th grade teacher because we'd always end up studying something in school that had a related article in Cricket that I had read. She'd always xerox the stories and pass them out to the class. Then she started reading it on her own and loved it so much that she told me that she bought a subscription for her own young children!

There's a lot of dirt out there for kids to consume these days, but Cricket has managed to retain its integrity. This magazine is on my must-read list for my own children.


title: Delivery disappointment

text: I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my nephew on Dec. 16th.  I was informed after I placed the order that the first issue wouldn't be delivered until April.  I'm extremely disappointed that my nephew won't get his first issue until 4 months after Christmas.


title: Only received one issue and it's been 4 months!

text: We got this subscription for my daughter's birthday in August from her grandmother through Amazon. She received her first issue in October, but nothing since then! Very disappointing!


title: Good magazine content but customer service is bad

text: The magazines are great but the customer service is bad. I was not able to login to the site to manage my active subscriptions. The forms did not bring up my active account using name, last name, zip code or any of the available options. Customer service provided the account numbers and misleading information that i should be able to login using account numbers. It turns out that the site currently has no option to login using account numbers. A few minutes later upon pressing for the option to login using account numbers, they conceded that they are having technical difficulties which is causing the login form to not pull up my account. I was not provided an estimate for when the website issues would be resolved. I asked to be notified when the issue is resolved but they did not honor that request either.


text: I was lucky enough to have had a subscrip†ion. My favori†e issue †hat I cherish †o †his day is †he October 1976 Halloween issue! Margo† Tomes is one of my favori†e ar†ists. Cricke† & Tomes made many a day for me. †hanks for †he memories!


title: Five Stars

text: My daughter's life is immensely enriched by this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: ordered for niece last year.  She wanted it again this year


title: Five Stars

text: nephews like this


title: Five Stars

text: nephew and grandson like the magazine


title: not for young readers

text: I urge parents to read through this magazine before letting your young readers read it.  I bought this for my 10 year old daughter.  Our first issue was Feb.  I was not happy to read a story that mentioned girls teasing about a girl being "a wanna be boy" & having a sex change. This should not be in a magazine geared towards this age range.  I cancelled our subscription.


title: Long delivery time

text: Just to let the first time Cricket orderer know, they quote 3 to 4 months to deliver.  It took **5** months for my niece to receive her birthday gift.  I was not pleased.  Hopefully it's worth the wait.


title: Not for kids!!!!!

text: We recently subscribed to Cricket, on recommendation from a friend, and just received our first edition - Dec. 2018.  I am disappointed in the writing and find it inappropriate for my 10 year old.  The choice of language and illusion, especially in the "In Search of . . ." article by Joan Lennon is really disheartening. "Sexy"?  Really?  For this age group?  The illustration was ver evocative too.  What a disappointment!  We canceled right away.  Just glad I flipped it open before my child did.

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title: Lame

text: Boring magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Great magazine if you're in to that sort of thing

text:
Magazine is a little thinner than it used to be. But so far, they have good content. I also like that they tie it in to Motor Trend on Demand (Dirt Every Day). I get to see so me back story on episodes.

I bought the magazine for my Son and he loves it too.


title: Great magainze, great deal on the subscription!

text:
I'm a girl that just loves a great magazine! I do a lot online, but for me, there is just something about getting a magazine at the store, or in the mail, that just tickles me. The newsstand price on most magazines deters me from buying them in stores more often, so I try as often as I can to find a good deal on subscriptions. Every now and then, you find one that you just can't pass up. There are so many fashion and entertainment magazines on the market, it really comes down to personal preference and content. In Style, in my opinion, is one of the best out there. Both in content and value. I love the styling of the magazine, the celebs they get to do interviews and photo spreads, and the fashion, beauty, and makeup advice they offer is invaluable. Also, I feel this magazine is larger and fuller than most others. But, that said, it seems to be more costly than some. I was determined to find a good deal on a subscription this year, and found one on Amazon! I honestly had no idea that Amazon offered magazine subscriptions before searching for this one. This has been the best deal I have ever gotten on a magazine subscription. And, as a result, I searched Amazon and found several more great magazines with excellent subscription deals, both for myself and for my son (who loves cars, video games, etc.). And all of the magazines we purchased on Amazon came quite quickly, and with no problems or hiccups.

This was a great buy! If you're like me, and love magazines, check Amazon out and see if they don't beat any other deal you come across!


title: Dislike auto-renewal features not made clear at purchase

text: One star because of auto-renewal feature at amazon.  I was surprised to discover after two years that this magazine subscription ordered for my office, only intended for one year, auto-renewed without my knowledge.  An auto-renew option was not made clear and not desired.  The magazine, when I looked it over, was fine.


title: Five Stars

text: excellent magazine


title: Huh..

text: As I understood things, the first issue would not arrive until the beginning of January 2013. It was meant to be a birthday present for my wife. Issues are addressed to me not my wife, and the first issue arrived in the beginning of December. The value is great. Three stars for that. Relatively disappointed by everything else.


title: Didn’t receive magazines

text: I wish I could give this 0 stars. I only received one magazine out of two subscriptions. I ordered one for myself and one for my mom in December 2020.


title: Great Single Mountain Bike Mag

text: A true mountain bikers mag. Good stories and reviews on products.  Lots of east coast material.  Not afraid to push the envelope.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE FOR PS3 ENTHUSIASTS

text: Im a hardcore ps3 gamer and love this mag. The only other magazine as good as this one is Game Informer but thats multi platform.


title: One Star

text: duplicate sub.


title: Free pro tip inside

text: Mmm tasty goodness. I have to admit that it's not as tasty until you remove the staples. Consider that a free pro tip


title: Great Magazine

text: Beautiful layouts, easy to read. Interesting articles, great reference guide for diy and saving $$.


title: A must for Off-road fans!

text: If you like any off road magazines, this one is a must.  Great rock crawling coverage.  Nice and thick!


title: Street truck

text: Favorite magazine!


title: Only one copy in three months

text: I like the magazine when I receive a copy in the mail. Haven't received any more than one! Cancelling now!


title: Kiss your money goodbye

text: I did not like the magazine.  If you are not interested in stories, only, there is nothing at all in it.  I paid $10.00 check for one year.  I immediately canceled and they owe me $8.33.  I have been trying for TWO MONTHS to get my money back.  My emails and phone calls are ignored.  My only response was "the check MAY be in the mail".  BUYER BEWARE!!!


title: The Best Motor Sports Magazine

text: I have read this publication for years and found a great renewal via Amazon.


title: Four Stars

text: Love the ease of automatic renewal.


title: Never received. Not 1 issue

text: Just was made aware by my nephew that he has never received a single issue.


title: Ads galore

text: Every other page is an add. Magazines are dead


title: Global Coverage for a Preteen Audience

text: Faces is packed with all kinds of information on a range of topics that spans the world. Issues cover individual countries and cultures or things that affect the whole world, like human rights. Its light but educational articles are accompanied by tons of photos, contests, plays or stories and topic related activities. Targeted at 9 to 14 year olds, it's fun and interesting for adults as well.


title: great trade magazine

text: I really get a lot out of Recording Magazine. It is great for both professionals in the trade, as well as DIYers, amateurs and beginners. I'm a professional, and still learn something new every issue!


title: The news you never realized you missed

text: The mass-appeal media is the frosting, this is the cake. This provides all the background information that you subconsciously wished were in most foreign coverage, but which you didn't know existed outside of a college classroom. There's more to be forgotten here than you would ever learn in a newspaper story. The main challenge is keeping up with it all. It's almost all text -- no fancy photographs or designs to fill up the pages. Even the ads are intelligent.