title: Experience Lies

text:
I used to subscribe to this magazine, particularly for the exercise articles (I'm also a Lifetime Fitness member). But last year, I noticed it going in an increasingly pseudoscience direction, such as the big section on "functional" medicine in the December issue. Now they have hit rock bottom by putting "Food Babe" on the cover - and responded to critics with a very paranoid, insulting message.

I will not be recommending this magazine. There are much better reads in the fantasy and science fiction category.


title: My Once-a-Month Treat

text:
This magazine can't be beat, especially when it is available from Amazon on sale.  I find the magazine relaxing -- as well as inspirational.  I've made many of the recipes available and find them complete and easy to duplicate.

The articles are generally short and get to the point without a lot of hyperbole.  This is my once-a-month treat.

The first issue came earlier than Amazon indicated -- a nice bonus.


title: Great weekly magazine that is very reasonably priced.

text: I love this magazine and have subsribed for over 15 years.  It covers some great entertainment news while staying away from the type of gossip that magazines such as US Weekly cover.  For the price you pay to get a weekly magazine it is hard to beat.  People is over $100 a year, this is anywhere from $10-$20 a year.  I highly recommend EW.


title: They went downhill, don't actually publish anymore, and keep your money!

text: I used to love  Saveur it was  an in-depth exploration of food ways with fine writing. Then it went down hill featuring trendy  bits rather than in depth reporting  now in Sept 2020 the last issue they put out was the Fall 2019 issue which was mostly excerpts from old issues of the last 25 years  including a few which sounded racist these days. That was the only issue they put out during my last subscription year, they charged me for a new year even though they had not fulfilled the prior year, I thought I had canceled the payment method and canceled but apparently not I cancelled now but it looks like I won't get  either my.money back or any magazines. They don't  respond to emails at all


title: Bought as a gift loved by the rider

text: I wanted to buy a magazine as a gift for a adult horse enthusiast I know, however I did not want to miss step.  So I aksed her.  She recommended this mag as well as [[ASIN:B00007AX0D Equus]].


title: A TOTAL WASTE of MONEY

text: ADS, ADS, and more ADS


title: A Class Act From Beginning To End!

text: Pointe Magazine is the finest American magazine devoted exclusively(more or less) to ballet, as opposed to other dance styles.  It is geared towards both men and women equally, and is at an adult level.  The quality of the coverage is great, and there are lots of interesting regular features, such as highlighting a dancer of the month and question and answers of famous dancers.  The quality of the photography is top notch, as is the fantastic paper it is printed on.  It is also very affordable.  I don't know any ballet dancers who don't subscribe to Pointe!


title: Okay magazine, but it used to be better.

text:
I have enjoyed WIRED for many years, but have enjoyed it less for the last several years.

I met Louis R., the original publisher, decades before he developed the magazine. Nice guy. I read his galley proofs of "Ultimate Porno," a book about filming the movie Caliguala - very strange book.

I used to really look forward to WIRED arriving in the mail. The magazine has gotten more pedestrian and sophomoric over the years. Some of their product reviews are interesting. A lot of the articles are less interesting and many of the feature articles are gimmicky. I wish it would have a more mature attitude to better serve its readers.

The design stinks: background contrast and color work poorly with font color and tiny font size. I have difficulty reading it. Other readers have complained, but the magazine has too big an ego to care.

I renewed again, but may not when it runs out. The renewal through Amazon was inexpensive and easy.


title: Five Stars

text: great book for animal lovers


title: Five Stars

text: Right product, Right Price.


title: Five Stars

text: right product.


title: Informative for people not buying $40,000 components

text: Unlike other magazines, this one covers components that cost less than $40,000 each. The reviews give a lot of good detail.


title: Five Stars

text: Still a classic.


title: Five Stars

text: Geek Chic for young teens.


title: Magazine subscription started on time

text: My grandson requested this subscription for his birthday last year and has been enjoying it ever since.


title: Five Stars

text: i enjoy reading magazines from different states.  it was what i expected.


title: Five Stars

text: very good magazine!


title: Geographical disappointment

text: Not what they used to be....


title: great for kids in sports

text: My nephew loves this magazine, he plays many sports.


title: Disappointing

text: During the pandemic I sought good reading material. Based upon Popular Mechanics good articles appearing in the Internet news I subscribed to Popular Mechanics magazine in early May 2022. The first issue arrived four weeks later, and I received a second issue two months later. The magazine content disappointingly differs from the Internet news articles: the magazine primarily surveys commercial products of interest to builders and outdoorsmen. Then my subscription appeared to stop after receiving the second issue, and when I contacted Hearst's subscription department their answer was not responsive, another disappointment. In response I'm allowing my Popular Mechanics subscription to lapse.


title: Wish book for the armchair traveler

text:
911 complicated international travel. The pandemic further complicated international travel. Many frustrated potential travelers are waiting, hoping these complications will be resolved.

Travel + Leisure magazine's best feature is articles describing the world's best vacation destinations; Travel + Leisure employs well-traveled authors, and the articles reflect author experience visiting the destinations. The articles feature good photography, and the articles list destination contacts and prices. The prices are high, but these are the world's best vacation destinations. The magazine also features frequent survey articles (lists with terse descriptors) such as "2022 World's Best Awards". These survey articles IMO are overly long without providing good information (i.e., they are filler material) and IMO merit minus 1 rating star. But Travel + Leisure magazine allows the armchair traveler to affordably stay in the game.


title: A Worthwhile Information Source And Wish Book

text: Videomaker helps amateurs look before they leap into video production. Many of Videomaker's articles address video production techniques and issues. Many Videomaker articles are professional / prosumer video gear and computer reviews; learning professional equipment capabilities and complexity is worthwhile but the equipment costs are sobering. Videomaker also advertises book and DVD tutorials covering all aspects of the video production business. There are few mid-level articles for knowledgeable amateurs, but some Videomaker articles address video basics (e.g., lens selection criteria and video format characteristics).


title: Like it

text: I like the articles in P.S. Keep it up...More Science


title: ... come through the mail most of the time in perfect condition.

text: They come through the mail most of the time in perfect condition.


title: Great read & keeps you up to date on what's going on in WNY!!

text: Buffalo Spree is a wonderful magazine & very current on events in Buffalo & the surrounding area.  Reading it, you realize that Buffalo is not the dying elephant along the Lake Erie shoreline, but an exciting & vibrant place to be!!  I always say that living in Buffalo is like being in love...you never know what to expect!!!  Never boring here!!!  So, get it, sit back & enjoy!!  Then, come & see for yourself...


title: A  Bibliophile's Dream !

text:
The magazine's subtitle "For Everyone Who Hasn't Read Everything" says it all.

Since subscribing to this magazine a few years ago, my reading life has been enriched beyond measure.  An educational, entertaining, and invaluable resource for all book lovers.

Update 7/20/12 - 5 years since my first review.  I still can't imagine life without Bookmarks.  However, now that I have a Kindle, I have to join the chorus requesting that Bookmarks be made available to us e-readers.


title: Great for the kids (and the kid in you)

text:
I opted for this subscription because one of my sons (11 at the time) was hounding me for it.  I enjoyed reading Popular Mechanics and similar titles over the years, so I figured that he'd get a lot of enjoyment out of a subscription that costs about as much as going to see a first-run movie with a bit of snack.  So, I placed the order and then waited...and waited...and waited... ***TO GET MY HANDS ON EACH ISSUE***.

As it came into the house, each of my older sons, and even my daughters would whisk it away.  Sometimes, a month or two would pass before I'd even see an issue.  One of them would bring it back, obviously excited about something they read, and ask, "did you read about the..." I've always had to tell them I haven't read it yet.  "Why not?" is the most common respons.  [Sigh...kids]

Still, that's exactly what I hoped would happen.  My kids are now talking about topics other than the collectable card game du-jour, sports, and their favorite video games.  Sure, they still talk about those things, but now they are talking about theoretical and applied science topics, too, and that's just wonderful.  It's great to hear a discussion of video games move to next-generation projection systems, or even neural-interface controllers.

Sure, it's not a heavyweight scientific journal--I don't believe it ever set out to be one.  It is this: a publication that makes advances in science fun and interested for almost anyone, and that presents them in small enough chunks that the reader doesn't feel intimidated.

We've renewed our subscription.  Why not give it try?


title: Pretty interesting

text: I am a budding cook. I enjoy it immensely as a hobby. I like to be inspired by as many outside sources as possible. I recently started subscribing to "Gourmet" magazine. While I do agree that there is lots of advertisements, more than necessary and maybe one too many travel articles, I still enjoy reading the magazine page for page. What I can appreciate about this magazine that it is slightly more less high end than its rival "Bon Appetit" which I think over the years has become more geared to the snobby food lover than to those who live on a budget. There are still quite a bit of recipes that are quite fancy but there seems to be a good number of recipes that are simple and basic, not to mention affordable for those on a budget and aren't concerned with the presentation of the dish. I enjoy reading "Gourmet". I wish they would cut down on the travel articles and ads and include more recipes but otherwise it's a good source of inspiration for me.


title: Gives me some good ideas for this amateur cook

text: I love to cook. I am not a professional by all means but I do enjoy the concept of preparing food. Other than tv, "Bon Appetit" is one of my main sources I refer to that inspires me to create my next meal. I have been an on and off again subscriber to the magazine for several years now. I have to admit I don't necessary use the recipes in the magazine but they and the ingredients that I read definitely leads me to come up with my own ideas. Some of my favorite issues includes the topics of barbecue (I love some of the ribs recipes they have printed over the years) and Thanksgiving. What I am not so wild about is that a lot of the recipes over the years have become so high end. From my point of view, a lot of these meals are not every day meals you would make. I am blessed to live in a big city where I can find most of the ingredients but if I lived in a smaller city or town, it probably would be difficult to find.  These recipes are not geared for single people or families who have mouths to feed. All in all, I still enjoy reading "Bon Appetit" and being inspired by the magazine.


title: Not as good as it once was

text: Of all the music orientated magazines that I subscribe, Outburn is my personal favorite. This is the only magazine that caters to my favorite music...techno, goth, and industrial music. Rolling Stone stopped being relevant 10 years ago. Spin magazine is a joke. Alternative Press is also a joke and has stopped being relevant many, many moons ago. I discovered Outburn when I saw an article on one of my personal favorite bands of all time, VNV Nation. Rolling Stone, Spin, and AP wouldn't touch VNV Nation with a ten foot pole because it isn't popular with the brainwashed masses. That was last year. Since then, I have been a loyal reader as well as a loyal subscriber to the quarterly magazine. What appeals to me the most about Outburn is that the magazine covers more than just goth and industrial music but also lesser known metal bands like Lacuna Coil and Opeth. I'm not a metal fan by a long shot but it is refreshing to read a magazine in which heavy metal bands are the [pooh] that MTV and Clear Channel, er, radio plays non-stop (i.e Korn, Deftones, Limp Bizkit). Outburn covers lesser known metal bands that MTV wouldn't dare play except maybe on the new incarnation of "Headbanger's Ball". I also enjoy the original questions the writers throws at the artists and bands they interview. They also don't sound patronizing or condescending one bit. And unlike Spin magazine which has now become a forum for video games and fashion as opposed to music, Outburn sticks to what it knows best which is music. Although Marilyn Manson is on the cover of the new issue of Outburn, at least I can be grateful that the editors didn't throw Good Charlotte on the cover. Another thing I love about Outburn is the free cd offer for subscribers. Nothing beats like a free cd and for less than ten dollars. One of the problems I have with Outburn is that it is a quarterly magazine, not a monthly magazine. I wish that rags like AP, Spin, and RS were quarterly magazines. I also wish that they covered less death metal and punk bands nad cover more synthpop/EBM acts like they did a few years when I first started reading the magazine (thanks to the VNV Nation article). I really don't want to see Outburn turn into something wretched like "Alternative Press" did over the years with the pseudo punk movement. Outburn is now endanger of becoming like AP but instead with death metal bands. I am lucky to even read one lousy article about an artist/band that is geared towards my taste (synthpop, EBM, industrial, goth, darkwave). I like reading the record reviews but even they are starting to look stale like the rest of the magazine.


title: Timeless reading

text: I grew up on reading National Geographic. The photographs in the magazine have always been nothing short of spectacular. I also been a big fan of its tv specials and now the cable channel. My favorite issues of the magazine have always involved animals, especially marine life. Their concern for the environment is obvious but the magazine also covers people who have to live off the land like the indigenous people in the Artic. There is always two sides to every story. I also enjoy reading about other cultures from around the world, like Japan and China. After reading this magazine for over two decades, I find myself still entertained by National Geographic. The photographs and articles are consistent and interesting. It is a timeless treasure to be enjoyed for generations to come and should teach everyone to respect each other and this planet.


title: Time to line the bottom of the birdcage

text: Between the fact that I never get the latest issue of this horrid magazine on time and the lack of decent artists and bands, Spin magazine represents everything wrong in music to me. For a magazine that claims to represent counter culture and the concept of alternative music, they certainly don't represent my musical horizons with the garbage they put on the cover of their magazines (Creed, Limp Bizkit, Matchbox Twenty). If that isn't enough, what the heck is all this... about video games, movies, and fashion layouts? If I wanted to read about those things, I would buy magazines that would be specifically tailored for those subjects. Rolling Stone magazine is far more entertaining than this... that Spins churns out on a monthly basis...


title: Well Worth the Money

text: It does not matter how experienced you are with home improvements; the magazine gives you step by step instructions on how to complete a task. This is an essential resource if you own a home.


title: Five Stars

text: Just received


title: Interested in golf as a competitive sport and business?  Golf World is for you

text:
I'm someone who is keenly interested in following competitive golf, both the mens and womens varieties, as a contested sport on worldwide venues.  I'm also fascinated by the business of golf, as conducted by its various stakeholders - the tours, the course owners and builders, the equipment manufacturers, the players and their various representatives (agents, lawyers, coaches, advisers, shrinks, branders, etc.).  Sound like you?  Then Golf World is exactly your cup of tea.

I am not remotely interested in articles telling me how to shave X strokes off my game, how to backspin a wedge, how to plan the ultimate golf vacation, how to choose the best golf shoe, etc.  Someone got me a free one-year subscription to 'Golf.'  I read not a single word of it.  I glanced at a couple of issues and found a 0% overlap of the content vs. my areas of interest as noted above.

Golf World's writers are the sport's best - Ron Sirak, Bob Verdi, John Hawkins and Jaime Diaz are four of many whose reporting and prose I'll put up against anyone in journalism.  Of particular note, Sirak crafts pieces that often put a chill up my spine with their stirring emotional craftsmanship.  The editors also deserve ample credit for maintaining the edge of the magazine.  They keep it very relevant and newsworthy.


title: A delicate balance

text:
You've got to know you're not getting The Economist when you sign up to buy Newsweek.  Not that that's an inherently bad thing.  Newsweek needs to be a lot of things to a lot of people, so it can't be the in-depth, serious think-piece journal that a lot of people seem to want it to be.
But let's give Newsweek credit: they have a delicate balance to achieve, and they seem to get it right.  The Periscope section has snap and wit.  Its Conventional Wisdom Watch always seems to get the direction of its famous arrows exactly right.  And its collection of trenchant political cartoons and on-the-mark quotations from the past week's main newsfigures does a great job capturing the pulse of the country.
That's balanced against some great writing.  Michael Isakoff is by most accounts the country's best investigative reporter.  Howard Fineman's talents as a political writer are unmatched.  Jonathan Alter's work never disappoints.  And Johnnie L. Roberts knows the business of entertainment like few others.
My one complaint - and and this is where The Economist supporters are on the mark - is with the US-centric viewpoint of the magazine.  The ROW ('rest of the world') seems to get the short shrift from time to time.  Certainly compared to the resolutely international perspective of the Economist.  It's a shame the *international* edition of Newsweek isn't published here.  In that edition, the magazine is literally turned inside out: the US pieces smaller, the ROW pieces larger.
Newsweek is, after all, a unit of The Washington Post.  If anyone can pull off credible international journalism, it's Katherine Graham's company.  Let's hope that Iraq, North Korea and other worldly issues force the editors to let more of that international edition flavor seep into what we see here.


title: Best of the Big Three

text:
If someone put a gun to my head and told me I had to choose between Forbes, Fortune and BusinessWeek, I'd go with Forbes.  The articles seem crisper to me, and they have an attitude about them.  You never have any doubt about where Forbes stands on something.
I also like the fact that they don't seem beholden to the news cycle.  Some of their best stories come from digging up up the story you *don't* see everywhere else.  If you want day-to-day news, you can always turn to daily sources like the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times, then use Forbes to get your 'Fact and Comment' (the name of Steve Forbes' bi-weekly contribution, by the way).
In fact, the beginning of the magazine alone is worth the subscription price:
- 'Flashback' follows up on previus stories that have appeared in Forbes.  Yes, they'll gloat if they got the story right, but more importantly they'll take 40 lashes if they called it wrong.
- 'Fact and Comment' by Steve Forbes is always a good read...maybe it was better in the days of Clinton; Forbes differences with Bush are not as sharp of course, but terrorism and tax cuts are red meat subjects for him.
- The 'Current Events' column in a pleasure to read.  You get rotating columns by Lee Kuan Yew, Paul Johnson, Ernesto Zedillo and Caspar Weinberger.  Wow, talk about a world-class crew.
- Most underrated part of the magazine - Rich Karlgaard's column.  Rich is the Publisher of Forbes, and his column is called 'Digital Rules'  It's excellent writing.  Always provocative and timely.
A subscription to Forbes would make a great gift to anyone interested in business.  It's a bargain at this price.


title: Five Stars

text: I have a vision and the large print helps me to read without difficulty.


title: Don't let the size fool you!

text: Although markedly smaller these days, Rolling Stone is still going strong.  They still manage to provide intelligent and insightful pieces that entertain and inform.  Glad to support the gasping print publication industry.


title: Still The Best Jazz Periodical Out There

text: For current reviews of CD's and concerts as well as historical reviews of past releases Down beat cannot be beat. The articles are always interesting and the magazine blends the right mix of current and vintage musical information that makes every issue worth having. The Blindfold Test feature where some artist listens to a few recordings and tries to identify and offer commentary on the players is really cool. Especially when you can read what Charles Mingus has to say about other artists of his day as in the most recent issue. I look forward to every issue of Down Beat and recommend it to anyone who enjoys jazz.


title: Very Satisfied

text: Product is as represented and shipped in an appropriate and timely manner.


title: Great for your little sports fan

text: My 8 year old kept checking this magazine out of the school library so I just had to get it for him. He gets so excited when it comes in the mail and immediately wants to check out the poster and trading cards. His one gripe is that he wishes there was more baseball coverage since it is baseball season. I like that it gets him reading without having to ask.


title: Good. Not great, but good.

text: I love MAD but it just isn't what it used to be. It tries. It tries soooo hard.


title: Five Stars

text: very good mag for the art world


title: Nice

text: This is a good mag about what is coming out for your favorite Nintendo system.  The reviews are maybe slightly biased, but so what.  They are reviewing games for their gaming platforms.  You get reviews based on how they feel the companies made the game for the DS or Wii.  Pick this up and enjoy.


title: Mojo is as gangsta as it gets

text: Forget Rolling Stone, Billboard and all the corporate BS music magazines. This is the magazine you want to get. The free CD included is usually pretty good too.


title: Extremely well written

text: Hard to compare, since there isn't a lot of competition in the world of spiritual-inspired magazines.  Tricycle stands out on it's own as a great publication.  Well written articles, and a broad range of topics covered.  And, my favorite bit, they don't repeat themselves every few issues.


title: Seems a little strange to review a magazine, but...

text: I've been reading PM for as long as I can remember, and it's always been a great magazine.  Good way to keep up with a broad expanse of technology.


title: Great tutorial

text: Update and create a greater fashion level!


title: O Magazine

text: Two year subscription to O- Oprah magazine.  This was the best price I could find anywhere and it was delivered promptly!


title: Five Stars

text: Great mag


title: Five Stars

text: Looks great


title: Five Stars

text: Just wonderful


title: Very informative

text: It contains lots of interesting facts about animals. There is also a good section on kids' activities (fun games, comics and such). Illustrations are colorful which makes reading the RR a breeze. My daughter loves it.


title: It's OK

text: Some gear comparisons; some nice pictures - overall it's not bad for the money ($5 per year).<br />Something to glance through while having your cup of coffee.


title: Interesting and usefull reading

text: I've been reading F&S for a couple of years now. This publication provides quite a bit of useful info on hunting and fishing practices. Well illustrated and offers some interesting diagrams to help learning a new trick or two. For $5 / year it's hard to beat.


title: Always interesting

text: We have had a subscription to the Smithsonian Magazine for over 3 years and it never disappoints.  The articles are well-written, interesting, informative and varied.  It's the type of magazine that you will pick up several times and read.  None of the articles are exceptionally long so it's easy to enjoy even when you only have a few minutes.  In addition to a variety of topics (something for everyone), the Smithsonian Magazine also includes information about the exhibits and programs that are available through the Smithsonian museum and its affiliates.  If you enjoy all that the nation's capital has to offer, then you will particularly enjoy this magazine.  And finally, by subscribing to it, you are supporting the museums and their on-going research.  I highly recommend it.


title: Four Stars

text: works as described


title: Good magazine!

text: Sure they use a lot of the same information as they do in Men's Health, but that's ok, it's worth reading.  My girlfriend likes it.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Five Stars

text: I love the RD.  I've been reading it since my parents had it coming to the house.


title: Great Gift

text: We ordered this magazine for our grandson (then 7 going on 30) who was/is deploy into technology. He really enjoyed every issue.


title: TV Forever

text: We are very senior citizens, so television is one of our major sources of entertainment and education. TV Guide provides us the opportunity to plan out a week's worth of programs, and then plan out our other activities!


title: Good Magazine

text: I like this magazine and have for many years.  I use it for ideas and for projects.  Usually not all that complicated.


title: Best magazine, great value

text: Been my favorite magazine for many years.


title: Happily Reconnected with an old favorite

text: Reader’s Digest magizine was  probably the first magazine I was introduced to as a child.  I am enjoying rediscovering the familiar sections such as Humor in Uniform, Life in tThe United States,...my brother and I word compete to see which of us could pick the most correct definitions from  the Increase Your Word Power page.  The issues  are smaller but the content does not disappoint.  It is nice to know I can leave the magazine out for my Grandchildren to discover and read for themselves without being concerned about the content...something I am unable to do with the  majority of today’s published media!


title: Great monthly

text: I have renewed this mulitple times it is a great montly publication.


title: Great magazine

text: Bought for a birthday gift for 9 year old and she loves it!


title: Boring magazine with a careless editors. Only good for wall posters.

text:
I was an ex-subscriber from issue #2 - #13. Speaking from personal experience, I do not recommended this magazine to anyone.

 There is hardly anything to read in a magazine. I used to just skim through because it was that boring and uninteresting. Editors are over self-praised, just look in the "Letters" section. How could such people be hired for a magazine this caliber? They sound like an typical amateurs which you met in web chat rooms. Their reviews are usually as follow - An over-hyped game always gets a highest rating and anything below is in 2-4 range. Instead of just pointing out what's good or what's bad they spread that poor article over 2 pages.

 And almost forgot, when your subscription is far from being over they start sending you mail stating that this is your "last issue" and other BS. Just shows with what type people you're dealing with.

 I still sometime skim an issue while I'm in a book store, and nothing is changed. Same boring, useless articles with same editors and their annoying attempts at trying to be funny.

 Avoid.


title: I live in VA and I LOVE this magazine!

text: LOVE Our State! Although the magazine focuses on North Carolina, I read it cover to cover monthly and I live in VA! :) Beautiful, well-produced magazine.


title: magazine subscription quickly processed

text:
Despite warnings from the magazine publisher about unauthorized parties taking subscription dues and the magazine not arriving, ordering via Amazon saved a few bucks, provided security, and, most importantly, the order was efficiently and quickly handled.
As usual, Amazon comes through again.
Great mag too. Check it out at the local bookstore, then order a subscription!


title: Educational!

text: It is very simple. It is informative, but it took an 8 year old less than a half hour to get through the entire magazine.


title: Great magazine........once they finally deliver it to you

text:
I wanted to get subscribed to a recording studio type magazine. I read reviews about this and saw people complain about subscribing and either waiting for months to get their first issue or didn't receive one at all. I thought to myself "how can that be, no company can be that bad". So I subscribed.

I was notified that my first issue would arrive in a few weeks, instead a few months did go by. Needless to say I was pretty upset at a businesses continued incompitence. Do they WANT to go out of business?? So I contacted them via email and said basically "WTH??" After that my first issue arrived soon after and ever since. The magazine is great, I like a lot of the informative articles and seems fairly affordable for someone cheap like me. I keep renewing it so far. But there definately seems to be some level of incompitence upon receiving the first issue. I hope someone up in management is listening!! This problem is unacceptable!

I first rated this 4 stars but after some thought donwgraded it to 3 stars strictly because of the problems of receiving the first issue. This simply cannot happen in any business not run by the government.


title: In a Post-Business2.0 world.

text: I was pleasantly surprised with Fast Company.  After Business 2.0 closed, I thought I couldn't find a worthy replacement, but I did in Fast Company.  Very good, even though Wired is still better.


title: Two Stars

text: not what I expected


title: Never Received Magazines

text: Very disappointed. All i have to say is that i got ripped of . Received 1 or 2 magazines from my last order. This is one of those items that i kept forgetting about. Out of sight out of mind..I thought the renewal was 5 not 13.  If iI could give a zero I would but the lowest I could give is a 1.


title: Three Stars

text: I am disappointed by the quality of its contents.  I had hoped for more challenging and interesting material.


title: i enjoyed this magazine very much but felt my money would ...

text: i enjoyed this magazine very much but felt my money would be better served in buying more in detailed books!!


title: Great Price

text: Great price - would have liked more information about subscription start and stop dates. Had to wait until next issue to get info


title: Nice photos

text: I mostly look at the photos in the magazine and not the content.  I like the photos and the destinations it covers.


title: Great choice for cooks!

text: It’s a great magazine.


title: Large size and stuffed with great Martha Stewart ideas!

text: Wonderul value and one on the few magazines that didn't shrink in size. Nothing like sitting on the deck with all the beautiful Martha Stewart photography and great recipes!


title: Digital Version Where Are You? Print 5⭐

text: Been a subscriber for 25 years and will always have it. But we live abroad most of the year and I often want a digital copy and can’t easily locate it. Please add a way to do this easily!


title: Too many advertisements

text: I bought this for my sister-in-law and she doesn’t want it again. Too many adverts and not enough content.


title: Wife loves the magazine; however the Amazon subscription manager ...

text: Wife loves the magazine; however the Amazon subscription manager does not keep up and seamlessly continue the subscription as they advertise... presently there is a one to two issue gap in my wife's subscription


title: Great Magazine!

text: Beautiful Pictures, Thoughtful articles, and very interactive! We also get the study guide that goes with this magazine and it too, is everything I hoped it would be.  It even includes photography lessons that we can do together as a family.  I love that there is a beautifully, well-done nature magazine out there for my family to enjoy!


title: keeps me up to date

text: Love this magazine so I can follow the track world and my grandson who is a hurdle champion at University of Oregon.


title: Excellent magazine for curious kids

text: Colorful.  Photography.


title: Wonderful!

text: Look forward to it every time! Learn so much about cooking, gardening, baking, house decor, repairs, etc. - you name it! Love it!


title: Two Stars

text: I was supposed to get 6 issues and i only recieved 3.


title: Not a good value

text: Content was good however the magazine did not cover many topics and no worth the price even though I purchased it on sale


title: ... regular practice of yoga and this magazine is a great resource for events

text: I'm getting into a regular practice of yoga and this magazine is a great resource for events, products, and news. I smile and look forward to reading through the pages when it arrives in the mail.


title: Won't work with Kindle PC

text: Received an email stating the issue was ready for download. When I tried to download it, I kept getting the message that there was no Kindle device registered for the account. I have Kindle PC on my computer and it is registered with Amazon. After several hours on-line and the phone with 5 different people, I found out the subscription will not work with a computer. This means that I would have to purchase another device, approved by Amazon, to be able to view the subscription. Highly disappointed and left wondering how much of what I paid was wasted, since I will never be able to download the digital version. I will have to wait for the printed version.


title: Won't work with Kindle PC

text: Received an email stating the issue was ready for download. When I tried to download it, I kept getting the message that there was no Kindle device registered for the account. I have Kindle PC on my computer and it is registered with Amazon. After several hours on-line and the phone with 5 different people, I found out the subscription will not work with a computer. This means that I would have to purchase another device, approved by Amazon, to be able to view the subscription. Highly disappointed and left wondering how much of what I paid was wasted, since I will never be able to download the digital version. I will have to wait for the printed version and hope that can be viewed by human eyes.


title: Won't work with Kindle PC

text: Received the email saying the issue was ready for download, but each time I tried to do so I received the message I didn't have an eligible device. After spending several hours on-line and the phone (and 5 people later), I found out that the subscription required some other device than a computer. Nothing states that and the email allows you to download the Kindle PC version. Highly disappointed and wonder how much I paid for the Kindle option that I won't be able to use.


title: Five Stars

text: One of my favorite magazines. None of their issues disappoint.


title: I've received this once and then it never arrived again

text: If this is a monthly magazine I wouldn't know...I've only received one issue. Not to happy!!!


title: One Star

text: I don't appreciate "Dr. Oz" due to his embrace of pseudoscience.


title: Four Stars

text: Great magazine, but quite expensive.


title: Good Magazine

text: This magazine has a nice assortment of articles. Definitely worth the price I paid for it.  You cant go wrong.


title: Small fonts

text: The fonts are small in these new issues, and the knowledge is a little basic,  I miss the old style.


title: One issue is all you need.

text: I got this subscription for collage materials. I've been on a vision board kick and Mindful Magazine has some great artwork and text designs to cut out. But the magazine is mostly ads and every magazine has the exact same ads. And outside of articles featuring unique interviews, the stories tend to be regurgitated every issue.


title: Easy Breezy recipes

text: I love the format and content of fun Summertime ideas.


title: Four Stars

text: works


title: McCall's Quilting Magazine

text: The McCall's Quilting magazine is my favorite quilting magazine.  The articles contain variety and the patterns and quilt information are easy to understand and plentiful


title: Enjoyed magazine

text: Lots off good information


title: Four Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Fantastic and informative magazine on military aircraft.

text: Best magazine for reading about WW2 aircraft bar none.


title: Five Stars

text: Great articles on WW2 aircraft


title: Must have for car person.

text: Had this magazine for years and love the articles, not to mention great photos.  Price was best yet.  Can't drive my summer car in the snow but this keeps me dreaming.


title: Always Informative & Educational

text: Nothing to complain about ... I have been a reader of Popular Science and Popular Mechanics for years and years, and years.  I am glad I am still able to buy these magazines via a reasonable subscription price.


title: Great food recipes and mealtime ideas.

text: This is my girlfriend's favorite cooking magazine, so I got this for her as a gift to tell her that I was thinking of her.


title: We got this at a great price and my daughter loves getting mail and this ...

text: We got this at a great price and my daughter loves getting mail and this is so much fun for her!


title: One Star

text: Too many ads!


title: One Star

text: All ads!


title: I love it!

text: The price was great compared to the regular discounted prices offered in the magazines or stores. I am so glad I was able to get it at such a great price. I bought it for myself as a gift. I wish I had the rooms and accessories that they show. Great ideas.


title: Nice variety

text: It reach all different folks with there variety of articles and great medical updates


title: Love this magazine and Martha!

text: Favorite magazine.


title: Not much in it...

text:
I read the first one in 15 minutes.
Not much of intrest in it for me.
It has turned into a left wing rag.


title: Two Stars

text: The style and photography make it perpetually feel like a holdover from the 80s and 90s.


title: Rolling Stone

text: It's a good deal, they give you notice of renewal,  you have the option of renewing or not, it's easy.


title: Happy Four Year Old

text: Purchased for four-year grandson who was pleased to receive it in the mail.


title: Three Stars

text: Didn't get the subscription


title: It is decent, but...

text: What I found to be a total letdown was the complete absence of bikini or lingerie photos of Ms. Winfrey.  Other than that, all the recipes for low-calorie desserts were fabulous.


title: Been subscribing for years

text: I consider Scientific American the Popular Science magazine for thinking individuals.  Well written articles in a magazine that has not succumbed to being a hipster rag.


title: Been subscribing for years

text: Great magazine, last of a breed of intelligent automotive journalism.  If you enjoy Automobiles this is the magazine. Rest assured.


title: Been subscribing for years

text: Great magazine, last of a breed of intelligent automotive journalism. If you enjoy Automobiles this is the magazine. Rest assured.


title: Weeeeee

text: Weeee


title: Weeeeeeeee

text: Weeeeeeee


title: Weeeeeeeee

text: Weeeeeeeee


title: Wonderfully informative!

text: These folks not only give you great recipes, but also compare products and give you the best advice on how to and what brands to use!


title: Awesome

text: I LOVE THIS BOOK AND PICTURES  STORIES BUT MOST OF ALL THE RECIPES


title: Oxygen - I wish they did their homework better

text:
Okay..I want to eat clean, get/stay fit, and keep up with the latest buzz...but what can you do when the contributors DON'T do their homework?  The latest Clean Eating Collector's edition has an article entitled "Low-Carb Diets get an F."  Ahem.  First of all, they named the South Beach Diet as low-carb when it's not.  Anyone reading through the book and program would find the recommendations to be heart healty.  Andy Rooney on 60 Minutes made the same mistake claiming that apples could not be consumed on the South Beach diet....as I sat there eating my apple after a successful 2 week Phase 1 recovery *on the South Beach Diet.*  He didn't read the book and made assumptions.  Dr. Agatston himself with the help of a dietician aimed this way of eating particularly at heart patients, so why lump it with low carb when it's clearly not?  My own endocrinologist recommended a 'not-so-strict' version of Atkins nearly 18 years ago, and I watched with joy as my cholesterol AND blood pressure plummeted.  Then I had 4 pregnancies.  Make no mistake, trying to dump white flour and sugar from your way of eating can be hard, but if you stick with it, the loss of cravings and gaining control not to mention the enjoyment of real, nutritious food is worth it.  I still had whole grain bread and whole fruit in limited amounts, all the veggies I wanted (the article said no veggies and fruits??? - what the??) but avoided juices.  Also, anyone that ever actually read Atkins knows it is not a no carb diet.  It is a phased restriction, as is South Beach, which to me is a healthier version.  Also, by Phase 3 on South Beach, you do have all foods in moderation.  What's the problem?  Definitely not lowcarb, that's for sure.

The human body actually can withstand very prolonged periods without carbohydrates.  If we ate as say, the big cats do, we would still get carbohydrates from all veggies, not just starchy ones.  The big cats just get it eating the guts.  Ew.  What about the Inuit, whose diet staple is only -- fish?  I'm not saying it's healthy, but loss of most carbs in the diet is not going to kill us.  We don't need to be that extreme thank goodness, and due to our modern edibles, fiber is more necessary than ever, but the 2 men that were put on as low to no carbs as they could go, lost weight only to a healthy amount, and actually had lowered blood pressure and lower cholesterol -- attributed to NOT mixed saturated fats with processed flours and sugars.  Now THAT is research.  Try leaving out as much flour and sugar as one can, and when you must have grains, don't have saturated fat with them - have the fruit or veggies.  When you have the saturated fats or limited amounts, then have only fruits or veggies with them as well.  Note your bloodwork.  Most people are very surprised.  I know I was.  My doctor was not because he knew and had done his homework.

It would do the readers more good if all the points were considered and actually researched.  Processed flours and sugars, sure..we know...but please.  Before you write the article, please read the book, okay?  Talk to the success stories for those as you do for the regular diets, because we all know Weight Watchers is not 100% successful either.  We are not all cut from the same cookie cutter, and had my father heeded a less processed diet years ago and actually cut out some more sugar, I don't think he would have had diabetes and heart bypass (as Atkins and many others predicted for the metabolic syndrome).

Until I got to this article, I actually thought I had a great volume of information.


title: This is a MISTAKE

text: This magazine referred my wife to a COLLECTION AGENCY ! For a $12 subscription!  This is absolutely ridiculous. As a husband, I am very supportive of purchasing anything my wife thinks is educational for hery pregnancy.  However, trying to settle your bill with this company is absurd. Have you tried to find an 800 # on their website to reach someone lately? I'm also curious as to why they bill for an entire year when pregnancy lasts nine months? Of all of the things to take care of during pregnancy, I can tell you that dealing with a collection agency for a $12 bill is not at the top of anybody's list.


title: Something for Everybody Everywhere!

text: I enjoy the new recipes, and the clever ideas in this attractive magazine.


title: Good health and fitness magazine

text: Good magazine for health and fitness. Great price for subscription on Amazon, better than anywhere else.


title: Mind Candy for the Curious Person

text:
"Popular Science" is one of the few magazines that I have a subscription to. This magazine is mind candy for the curious perosn. It informs the reader on new inventions, newsfronts, automobiles, aviation, medicine, and almost every other aspect of science. One of my favorite sections of this informative and fun magazine is the "Newsfronts" section. Here you are informed of current things that are happening in the scientific world whether it be medicine or physics.
"Popular Science" would make a great gift for a friend, family member, or yourself. This magazine will feed the craving that many people get when they are craving information. Order a subscription to this magazine and discover why everybody is raving about this being the best scientific magazine in- print. I recommend this magazine to somebody that is interested in science and would like to get a broad scope of scientific information in a great magazine.
Happy Reading!!!


title: Four Stars

text: like it a lot


title: Very informative

text: Great mag! Steve Bartylla tells it like it is.


title: Too many ads

text: Too many ads.


title: I always feel like reading the magazine is like going on a tiny ...

text: I always feel like reading the magazine is like going on a tiny vacation, while you're not actually on vacation.


title: Makes me itch to travel more...

text: I love Traveler. Unlike Conde Nast or Travel & Leisure magazines, Traveler is NOT crammed to the brim with advertisements for luxury hotels and watches. To me, Traveler caters more to adventurers who want to travel the world for it's beauty, history, people and customs, not for people who's interest is in securing a suite at the grandest hotel or spending all their time shopping. I find the writing fresh and engaging, and the photos are of the same high quality as Nat'l Geographic.


title: Other reviews are misleading

text: I was determined to get a new knitting magazine subscription after Knitting Today went out of business. I loved that publication, and based on reviews I read here I thought this would be similar. For the price, this magazine just isn't worth it. In the entire issue of Spring/Summer 2013, I found only one pattern I would even consider making. It is chock full of baggy sweaters, (ELEVEN!) certain to make any beginner to intermediate knitter look like an amateur freak show who's magically gained 30 pounds. The shawls and scarves, of which there are 6, are all granny-like. There are FIVE bags, six if you count the i-cord yoga mat holder. After these three main categories, there is one set of super easy kid's legwarmers, a cute bunny hat, three tank tops and a pair of lacy glovelets. Another disappointment is that the publicized Knit Along uses both knitting and crochet. Fine if you are into that, but in a knitting magazine, the featured patterns should be knit. The layout is so-so. There are many ads, and unfortunately the patterns featured by the advertisers were more appealing to me than the magazine itself. I wish there were more useable patterns. What I really liked about Knitting Today was the wide variety of both projects and difficulty. There was always something for the home, something for a baby, something for a kid, something for a doll, something for mom, and even something for a pet occasionally. And usually the patterns would coincide with the nearby holiday.  Maybe this is just a bad issue. The one good thing I can say is that the technique instructions are clear and helpful, but there again, crochet instructions are wasting the pages of my knitting magazine!


title: Great magazine

text: Love this magazine


title: Great

text: My husband loves this magazine


title: National geographic subscription

text: I hope this is the lowest rating, because I did't want it for my self I thought I was renewing my son's subscription.  Is there any way I can transfer it to my son's ?  Henry Fanoe.  Let me know.


title: It’s always a treat for them to get their own mail and the articles are great!!

text: My grandson loves this magazine. I’m going to get another one as a gift for my other grandson.


title: Paying to get ads....

text: Magazine is filled with ads with very little articles.


title: The best purchase this year I always love essence magazine ❤.

text: I love essence magazine


title: Was it sent?

text: I have not received this yet. When I do I am certain I will like it as I purchased one magizine locally before ordering this.


title: Perfect for a 7 year old!

text: Daughter loves it!


title: Two Stars

text: Mostly advertisements.


title: Some good some same old thing

text: For the price it was OK.  Some good some same old thing.


title: Reliable delivery

text: With all the different magazines I have ordered, this one always comes quickly.  Love it's content.


title: Wonderful, healthy recipes

text: Took a while to receive,  but worth the wait.


title: what is this automatic renewal

text:
I have been subscribing to this old house for the last 3 years...last time I reordered online and
  it should have renewed automatically.....why are they still contacting via snail?  Why do I have to
  to wait until dec before I receive an issue??????


title: American Craft Magazine, how did I live without it?

text: A stunning magazine featuring amazing talent. Read from cover to cover or just look at the wonderful photos and be inspired...


title: Why the three month wait for the first issue

text: I can understand a 4 to 6 week delay, but three months.  Next time I will just purchase directly from magazine.


title: You won't get what you pay for for

text: I can't say if I even got one magazine, but I know I didn't get more than one because magazines don't get thrown out for a while in my house and I don't see any of these.


title: Fast Shipping

text: Just as Described....


title: Excellent!

text: I love readers digest! Excellent information and stories!


title: May not be what you expect

text: Bought this subscription for my mother, who remembers Brigitte magazine fondly from her youth in Germany. She is not impressed with Brigitte Woman. The articles aren't at all what she expected - more along the lines of something you'd see in the New Yorker or Atlantic - and it's full of advertising. She was hoping for something similar to Good Housekeeping in the U.S. Disappointed.


title: Mom loves it, especially the puzzles

text: Bought for my German-born Mom and she loves it, especially the puzzles. Having said that though, the magazine doesn't arrive on a regular basis and we had a heck of a time starting the subscription. Had a subscription to Das Neue Blatt first - which to my understanding - is from the same publisher. Das Neue Blatt arrived every Monday like clock work. If Neue Post did that it would receive 5 stars from me. To answer some of the comments re: cost, yes, it is pricey - especially when you have to pay the full amount at once. But it divides out to about $3.50 a week - and my Mom is worth it! :)


title: This is it for pilots.

text: I had a subscription for over 25 years, this is THE aviation magazine, every pilot should have it. Read it cover to cover.


title: ... hard to understand language for a beginner photographer--but a nice magazine to glimpse through/

text: A lot of hard to understand language for a beginner photographer--but a nice magazine to glimpse through/


title: Comercial

text: This magazine has been most of time full of not well written article. Too much advertise inside and very repetitive. It needs more creativity and embracement of  ahimsa towards the reders. I mean, I can read an article without being attacked by on the hundreds of commercials inside.Which becomes very distractive.<br /> I think it should be free at every yoga studio entrance or a very small fee to be delivered at your house.


title: Love the convenience

text: Outdoor Photography is a very good magazine. I really like not having to worry about sending in renewal stuff, yet I get proper notification so I can end the subscription if I like.


title: Great pictures and articles

text: Always,  great magazine.


I love the magazine because I'm a watch collector. The item was priced right, arrived in a timely manner and the shipping costs were great. Thank You.


title: Two Stars

text: 90 % ads. Very little content. Didn't receive the clutch.


title: Decent mag for the price

text: Complex is a decent mag, I mean for the low subscription price. It is targeted towards the young urban male, with advertisements comprising the majority of the mag. But the articles are pretty decent as well, first issue I received had a coverstory on the Gorillaz, which was a plus for me. Overall I'm pretty satisfied with it.


title: Decent Magazine

text: I got a year subscription for a recent purchase so I had nothing to lose. Overall it's a nice mag, plenty of interesting articles to read. I was expecting something completely different than what the magazine actually is. I will definitely continue my subscription after my one year.


title: Okay magazine, lots of fluff

text: I am pretty addicted to girly magazines and while this one has some neat content and good variety, there is a lot of filler and the articles seem pretty short.


title: Great Subscription! (just don't buy here)

text: This is a really good resource for anyone who keeps any marine organism, or is just interested in marine biology.(i am both)they've been doing it for what? i think that this is 59 years in 2011! it can be very handy as a guide for most scenarios regarding fishkeeping. it is designed to meet the needs of both the beginer and the advanced keeper, so its perfect for everyone!David E. Boruchowitz has done a great job as editor and has written some of his own work including 2008's popular "Mini Aquariums" There isalso a digital version that you can subscribe to on the website. the current departments inside the magazine are as follows: Editor's note/reader's forum, Contributors, feature photo, Freshwater Q&A, Saltwater Q&A, aquatic plant of the month, Fish of the month, Behind the brand, Meeting place, classifieds, product spotlights, and advertiser index. there are also columns, and many special articles, so its enough content to keep you engaged for a while. i don't want to be boring, so i'll wrap this up, but there IS one more thing. even on sale on Amazon, its still way cheaper to buy it on the website tfhmagazine dot com. so, in conclusion I would recomend it to anyone I know, I have read every issue for more than 15 years and i've found nothing to complain about.


title: The watchdog is on guard!

text: This is one of the top publications that covers films and books on the horror/sci-fi genre.  It continues to sort out and dig up the new releases of vintage, classic genre films.  There are great reviews and evaluations about the release - missing footage, tracks, etc., anything that could detract from the pleasure of viewing.  The mag has an exceptional group of writers, reviewers, etal that keep the fan in mind.  The issues remain great references and will remain in your collection for many years to come.  If you haven't tried Watchdog do yourself a favor and pick up the next copy at your newstand/bookstore.


title: FOR CINEMA HISTORY - THIS IS A MUST HAVE!!!!

text:
Classic Images is a publication that meets the needs of any fans of the golden age - silver age - classic age - silent age of screen stars and cinema history.  Whatever you choose to call them.  If you like "older" movies and the stars, directors, etc., who made them this is your magazine.  Each issue has articles devoted to a number of screen star "legends".  There is also an excellent section on "passings".  Sadly for those of us who grew up watching TV reruns of silent films, B/W films, and everything in between during the 1950s and 1960s the list keeps growing as those ranks continue to shrink.

The legends of those days will live on as long as there is a copy of the film out there for someone else to make a copy of.  This newspaper text format magazine serves as a wonderful reminder of what we might consider "the good ole days of films".  The stories and photos printed in each issue are a fond reminder of how much (we) fans miss those days.

Try an issue the next time you run across one of these in your local bookstore.  Then subscribe so you won't miss an issue!!!!

You will be glad that you did.


title: Mostly ads

text: Mostly ads.


title: Great Deal

text: Love the recipes.


title: Five Stars

text: love


title: FUN  MAĢAZINE

text: I LOVE IT.


title: Five Stars

text: Very pleased 😁


title: Three Stars

text: It is a good item for the guys to read


title: Four Stars

text: nice information for the home owner


title: Perfect for Avid Tea Lover!

text: So cool! Perfect for an avid afternoon tea lover! I only wish it were published more often!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent journal.


title: Only buy if you love seeing everyone masked

text: So disappointed I need to cancel this magazine but it’s no longer fun looking through pages of things kids enjoy doing when every character is masked in all situations. It’s very unfortunate as we used to like this magazine.


title: Too many advertisements.

text: Not a bad magazine, but there are too many advertisements in it and not enough content. The pages of advertisements actually out number the pages of articles. Not at all what it used to be.


title: Best sports magazine

text: This is a annual Christmas present for my nephew and he loves SI.  He reads each SI cover to cover each issue.


title: I like to read about new gear and places to hunt ...

text: I have been reading F&S since I was a kid. I like to read about new gear and places to hunt & fish. Some articles relevant to the area I am in. I wish there was some more detail to the articles.


title: Great Magazine

text: Its Readers Digest...what more need to be said. I am old school and enjoy reading this icon of American media!


title: Bi-Monthly (Every other month)

text: I used to subscribe to this magazine for around $6, and it came every month. Now it's $12 and only comes every other month. It was 12 issues for $6, now it's 6 issues for $12... And more ads than it used to have. Same with Popular Science. Print is slowly dying... Sad.


title: Great travel magazine.

text: Great magazine for travel.


title: NEVER RECEIVED MY SUBSCRIPTION

text: AWFUL! NEVER RECEIVED ANY PAPERS


title: das neue blatt subscription

text: I have a subscription to.das neue blatt which is shipped to my I.pad. I WOULD LIKE TO knoW HOW I CAN change the delivery PLACE electronically to MY KINDLE PAULINE DEviceE 2.this being easier to read.  Thank you for your help.<br />pb4110@gmail.com


title: Four Stars

text: Same magazine--better price!  :)


title: Save your money

text: Waste of my money. Doesn't, even offer daytime listings  not even for weekends. I live in Mountain time zone but this guide is for<br />East coast central. TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY!!!


title: Love it

text: Love it


title: paid subscription only got one , no customer service

text: Only one magazine came. Not good service or communication.


title: Horses! Horses! Horses! Do I need to say more

text: This mag as a bit of it all and seems to be well rounded. Many good tips, some are funny but bottom line my horses are better for it.


title: Inside your horse.

text: A wonderful mag on diseases, chronic problems, basic health and nutrition for your horse. Not much on the conservation of the horse, future of the horse or current practices of the horse. But great for health.


title: A new look? How can I stop renewing my subscription?

text: For many years, I had a subscription to Forbers.  One of my favorite features was an excellent annual review of mutual funds. I  had hoped that one would show up with a year's subscription, but apparently they have changed their policy. The current format is interesting, but doesn't fit my current needs. Unfortunately, Amazon keeps renewing the subscription— currently I'm at least one year ahead. Help!  How do I get out of this?


title: Old School

text:
I subscribed to this magazine for a number of years in high school, and pick up issues of interest, such as their buyer's guides, from the news stand every once in a while.

Car Action is the premiere magazine in the RC Car category.  Covering everything from the cutting edge, sponsored racers, to "Readers' Rides", this magazine will keep you up to date and fuel your passion for RC Cars.  Even the advertising can be informative, as you get to see what is available in the market.

Although I haven't picked on up personally in sometime now, I have to make an old school recommendation to all RC Car enthusiasts.  Pick up an issue of RC Car action, and see for yourself.


title: Disappointing

text: I think the magazine title is mileading.  There's not much science in this magazine.  I got two issues so far and there isn't a single article that I found worth reading.  The culture is quite evident in the advertisments that are featured which if I my add are quite age inappropriate.  They feature advertisments for male organ enlargements, stimulants, aphrodisiacs and include lots of testimonials. I am very uncomfortable letting this sit around as I have an 8 year old.  I have to throw this mag away the same day I get it.  Stay away if you are really interested in science.


title: Greatly disappointed and CHEATED by Cricket Media, BEWARE

text: First, I subscribed for "Ask" in Spanish, and after a few issues Cricket Media stopped the Spanish version and suggested I would get the rest in English, I agreed although it hadn't been the purpose (I wanted my son to improve his Spanish). Second, I changed the subscription to "Cricket", after a few issues he thought it was too childish, every issue lasted for 2-3 hours although the magazine was for his age. Last, I subscribed for the most "grown up" "Cicada", we waited SIX month to get the first issue and after that first one Cricket Media stopped the printed issue  and suggested we would receive only the online version or get a refund (for two years). I decided enough was enough and asked for the refund. I NEVER got one. I contacted Cricket Media tree times and got only polite but empty answers and excuses.  Please, learn from my experience!


title: Five Stars

text: I LOVE this magazine! Thank you to the publishers and Amazon.


title: Disappointed

text:
I'm disappointed with the new direction that Marie Claire has taken. I remember reading this magazine just a few years ago, and it was full of fashion advice that I could actually use.

Not anymore. I suspect it's fashion director Nina Garcia's fault, but unless you are the kind of person who can drop $650 on a sweater or a couple thousand bucks on a dress, there isn't a whole lot in this magazine that you can use, nor is there very much that you would actually WANT to use. For example, my latest issue highlights floor-length tulle skirts paired with denim jackets. Where am I supposed to wear that? The "101 Ideas" section in the front is full of very pricey designer clothes; many items are so expensive that the caption simply reads, "Price Available on Request." Seriously, how useful is this for the majority of Marie Claire's readers? Marie Claire focuses on clothes you could probably never afford, with only a few "bargains" thrown in.

Marie Claire has turned into a snobby, useless imitation of Vogue/Elle. Its editors need to revisit the old axiom "know your audience." I will definitely not renew my subscription. If it had cost more than five bucks, I would be very angry that I had wasted my money.


title: Great read, stuff happens.

text: Missed a copy, order didn't go through for that issue somehow even though I paid for a year and had begun receiving copies? Luckily Amazon customer service was great and got it worked out quick. 4 stars not 5 for having to make the call in the first place.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine, is a way to check out and follow the fashion trend and hit.


title: Sensational and Lacks In-Depth Research

text: I have been a subscriber to Forbes for a half year. After reading all these issues, I dislike this magazine more and more. Most articles are sensational and lack in-depth research. Some are biased and prejudiced. Many articles are written in fictional style without any hard data or analysis. I will not renew my subscription after it expires.


title: Magazine

text: I ordered this for my sister who loves to go to New York to see shows. This magazine gives her all the information she needs to enjoy travelling to New York.


title: Magazine for Readers

text: "O" Magazine might have its quirky idiosyncrasies (like the fact the Oprah appears on every cover), but that aside, this is a phenomenal publication that I am near giddy over each month when it arrives in my mailbox.  (In fact I have to discipline myself to not buy it at the grocery store when it is there a week before I get mine!)<br />This is a magazine for readers, book lovers, thinkers, and people STRIVING to be more mentally and spiritually healthy/balanced.  I USUALLY (I was going to say "often", but it is more often than that) find reason to laugh out loud and also shed tears in each & every issue issue.  I love it so much personally, that I want everyone to enjoy it and find myself moved to give a subscription as a gift (which this particular 2 year subscription was).


title: had it-

text: Thank you for the latest issue of Smithsonian. It is conformation that my decision to not renew my subscription after so many years is entirely justified. And I will no longer give your magazine as a gift subscription. I once found your magazine full of interesting articles, but it has grown to be tiresome and tedious. This issue is as insightful and thought provoking as the nightly broadcast of Inside Edition, with far more commercials. And the previous two issues? I could't tell you- as Smithsonian chooses to post its magazine without any type of protection, because of the vicissitudes of the USPS, all I have received is the outside cover, and nothing of the inside of the magazine. Goodbye, good riddance.


title: The "best price" has gone up and there ain't no going back . . .

text: I just wrangled with CS at the New Yorker.  The best price I could get for hard copy and digital was $49.99 a year.


title: This is candy for Geeks

text: Love all the articles


title: Great decorating ideas

text: We loved seeing all those beautifully decorated homes.


title: Not just for vintage enthusiasts.

text: Good articles for car guys. A good break from staring blankly into your phone.


title: Four Stars

text: our favarite magazine it very good at explaining their articles and always current


title: get dirty and grow green

text: this is one of my favorite gardening magazines and the reason is are the articles are well written and the photos are excellent .


title: 2 MONTHS TO RECEIVE

text:
Ordered on March 5, no issues as of 4/8. Given notice 1st issue to arrive on 5/26. You're the ones that are HIGH.

Cancelled.


title: Alert— ALL ADS

text: This is the worse by far magazine! There’s nothing but ads in this magazine! Which I highly recommend reading online free pages that have ads n highly cost clothing and make up that only starts at $1200 and up lol


title: Canceled

text: Canceled


title: Every other page is an ad...

text: Disappointed- the ads really put a damper on my appetite


title: love it

text: Love it


title: Vermont is beautiful.

text: Gives you ideas for places to go visit.


title: F-

text: F- is how I rate the Readers Digest review.  I never requested and one year renewal!  I am not going to pay for the one year auto renewal as I never authorized it!


title: The Best

text:
I am a retired English Professor and amateur astronomer, and I have subscribed to Sky and Telescope for over 20 years.  It is the most professionally produced magazine I have ever read.
Its writing is mature and superbly edited, its photographs are beautifully rendered, its staff continually improves the magazine through better editing and production, and it provides articles on a broad range of subjects: the latest space probes and research; the dating of paintings or historical events by the night sky; Hubble and amateur photographs; meteor showers; what's up in tonight's sky; star maps; calendars of events world-wide; reviews of telescopes, accessories, computer software, and books; and more.
Sky and Telescope is widely read by professional astronomers and is probably bought by more amateurs world-wide than any other astronomy magazine.

If you have never looked through a telescope, if you use a telescope often, or if you have a telescope that you have packed up, this magazine should stimulate you to go out to see the night sky and discover where we live and what we live for.


title: Only got one magazine deliveted

text: I gave this one star only because I received only one magazine copy. Nothing else delivered. I completely forgot about having a subscription until I saw this to evaluate the magazine.


title: Fun and Useful.

text: There are always lots of fun and doable ideas. Great recipes. I especially enjoy the "sneak peeks" into other country homes.


title: Terrible advertising

text: I purchased a subscription thinking it would have interesting articles for my 8 year old daughter to read, as she is really interested in science. Some of the articles are not appropriate for a youNger audience, so I was mistaken. But even worse,the magazine is full of tobacco and sexual performance drug ads. Tacky. The only way I could allow her to read this would be to cut out the articles and glue them on paper. I'll probably donate the issues.

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title: If madmen are allowed to dictate the cartoons we view ...

text: If madmen are allowed to dictate the cartoons we view what will happen when they dictate the thoughts we are to think, the beliefs we hold? Never give in! Never!


title: Magazine

text: This magazine contains wonderful information and excellent photography.  Information on gardening and landscaping is clear and informative for the beginning and advanced gardener.


title: Crap

text: Not like the cold TV guide I grew up with didn't waste your money. No day listings .garbage..


title: A great source for PC builders and users

text:
I have been reading this magazine for years and I feel it is one of the best technical sources on the market.  It provides detailed product reviews and system tuning advice.  Most magazines of this type are 60% advertising and 40% content.  MaximumPC has fewer ads and the quality of the content is far superior to others.  MaximumPC also  includes a CD with every issue that has all kinds of open source utilities and freeware applications.  The advantage of the CD is you do not have to search the web for content and the CD is virus free.  I build 3 to 4 PC a year and never miss an issue.

Caution: Pay attention to what you order on Amazon.  I renewed my subscription for a great $14 price only to discover with my first issue that it did not include the CD.  A little deceptive because they show it with the CD on their site.


title: great information

text: Provides the latest news on great and or up and coming companies.  Pages are sharp and colorful and th  writing is to the point and informative.


title: great, quick read

text: Find out about the newest and up and coming companies .  Sharp and colorful pages with just the right amount of information.  Great resource for networking and or business development, too.


title: Nostalgia

text: The price and the articles.  Well published.


title: happy camper

text: all the things i like


title: Best family magazine out there

text: One of the best family magazines you will lay your hands on.. and with the $11 annual subscription it’s a must have


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent!!!


title: One Star

text: This kind of trash belongs in a dump...  Take your city mentality back to (((Cosmo))), nose bergs...


title: Brides to be must have.

text: Loved my subscription.


title: Great magazine for High performance Chevy owners

text: Great mag, if you are a Chevrolet motor head,  it's a must have.


title: Best motorcycle magazine!

text: Great non commercial magazine! Interesting articles and opinion pieces.


title: Honest evaluation of National politics

text: Truth at last!


title: I'm glad to be back

text: I was a charter subscriber when "O" was first publised.  I liked the magazine but found I didn't have time to read all the publications I received so this was one I eventually eliminated.  I've gotten my subscriptions under control now and am glad to be getting "O" again.  Of the magazines I've ordered in the past, I find hers this one worth spending the time on.  It's beautifully done and many of the articles are worth reading.  I especially like the book recommendations.  I just finished an article by a woman who is working on salvaging her marriage after her husband's 3-year affair.  It was a well written, in-depth, honest account.  I believe it is typical of the writers that appear in the magazine.  I got a great deal through Amazon and signed up for 2 years.


title: renewal

text:
I wish Amazon would develop a new process for renewal that would actually continue the subscription rather than, seemingly, start another new subscription.

The magazine is fabulous and enjoyed by us as soon as it is received.


title: A must read

text: Always a good read<br />Very insightful and on point with topics of interest.. Read this if you read nothing else to get away from the noise of the takings head and the deniers to the right


title: It's only a shadow today.

text: This magazine is a shadow of it's former self. Today, there aren't nearly enough new recipes plus it has NO PRODUCT COUPONS. I regret subscribing.


title: Steer clear

text: Very poor quality magazine.  Plublished on news paper stock.  There are no glossy photos and most or the articles were written by previous residents who have since moved.  One author doesn't even live in the U.S.  It is amazing that a magazine representing a State could be this low in quality and still expect the same fee as other quality state magazines.  The AAA magazine for the northwest has better articles and much better photos and it is complimentary.


title: Great kids magazine

text: 10 year old rereads these over and over.


title: Used to be a GREAT magazine

text: Was a subscriber for many, many years.  Loved to read the articles about the food and the farms at the pool, then come home and make a new recipe.  Over the past several years, however, the magazine became "agenda" driven and way too "woke" for me.  Jeez, I just want to read about food, not your politics.  The recipes also increasingly required unusual ingredients, and I never made any of them anymore.  If you are looking for a food magazine, don't waste your time with this one.


title: This magazine has a variety of articles on hundreds of unusual topics.

text: Wow, great magazine.


title: Over a year and no show

text: Title says it all


title: I’d give it a zero if I could

text: The magazine has lost its way and its soul. In an extreme attempt to be “relevant” it has simply become a far leftist and angry political mouthpiece and has given up its original mission to inspire, demonstrate, and reflect beauty, art, and design. In fact, I can’t think of a single US fashion magazine that is doing this anymore.


title: great magazine

text: been getting this magazine for years, always a good deal and good articles, comes right on time and in good shape


title: Five Stars

text: Loved the magazine.  Great suggestions, colors, pictures.  It certainly is "fresh and fun."


title: Five Stars

text: As great as it always has been.


title: Yippee for Apple!

text: I have an Apple computer that I am slow to learn on and am hoping there are plenty of tools available in this magazine!


title: Vegnews review

text: I wanted a past issue of Vegnews and found it on Amazon!  I ordered it online and it was at my door in just a couple of days.  It arrived SUPER FAST!


title: I have nearly give up on the news on TV and cable, but I can count on this magazine.

text: I live in fear that this magazine will go only digital.  I start in the back, dear Joel Stein, bless his microscopic look at our lives and read back, back, back to the boxed clips of the world.  Everyone subscribe to this book.  Do not let it go the way of Newsweek.  (Tip:  I wonder if that last issue of Newsweek won't be worth some money some day.)


title: super buy

text: super buy


title: Fabulous

text: I can't say enough about this little magazine. It is full of interesting and helpful ideas and information. It amazes me how much they can put into a small format. Buy it now.


title: I like the magazine - something hopeful in the world

text: but as for the renewal - I seem to be getting two copies of each issue. I'm giving one to my brother-in-law. Haven't yet been able to determine whether I've been charged twice, but it does make me think I may go for manual renewal next time.


title: Nice magazine, good gift

text: Wife approved ( she's the one who paints ) - and 11 more words are required to make the limit. End


title: The Only "Real" Newspaper - The Economist

text:
Since 1843 this leading weekly news and international affairs "newspaper" (magazine) has first informed the British Empire and now readers globally with their detailed, fair & balanced analysis of the most important topics in world news, business, finance and international affairs that occurred during the week.

The magazines format (organization) makes it easy for the reader. The first section starts with a concise summary of the important world news, politics & business of the week. This is followed by Leaders which gives an in depth analysis of major issues in international affairs & economics. If you do not have any further time to read, this information will give you the essentials from the week and you will be more informed than most people who read other weekly news magazines.

The rest of the magazine is divided into the flowing sections with in-depth articles on various tops and issues pertinent to those countries or areas.

United States

The Americas

Asia

China (new for 2012)

Middle East and Africa

Europe

Britain

International

Business

Finance and economics

Science and technology

Books and arts

Economic and financial indicators

I have subscribed off and on since I studied for my International MBA back in the 1980's. So turn off that 24 hour news TV, unsubscribe from the newspaper and subscribe to the Economist. You will be more informed and less "stressed" from the daily news "babble" It is worth the price and the time involved in reading it.


title: Town & Country

text: Wife really likes this magazine.


title: Veranda

text: Wife loves it.


title: W

text: Wife has always loved W Magazine and this was a great price. Happy.


title: My favorite read

text: A periodical I can always count on to keep me informed and interested in places and events at my fingertips every day.


title: STILL WAITING!

text: Purchased as a gift - recipient has not received yet! Always educational, interesting information in contents, so recipient is looking forward to receiving.


title: Perhaps I am not the correct demographic, but

text: who is the demographic for such bland and insipid content?


title: Five Stars

text: Martha (and her editors) have some really great ideas!


title: The level of professional articles and the different  photographic vendors advertised.

text: Excellent photographic magazine the best I have ever owned.


title: A great magazine for the modern girl

text: I'm a bit confused by the prior negative comments because I find GL to be an age appropriate and helpful magazine for the average, modern-day girl. I have picked it up a few times from a middle school family friend, and I can understand why she loves this magazine so much! It is full of positive and helpful messages for young teens and tackles embarrassing topics that every girl goes through. I wish I had this magazine when I was younger because I can still flip through this magazine and remember what middle school really was like! It also has the typical fashion and beauty advice found in other similar magazines, but it is definitely targeted toward a younger audience. The thing is, there needs to be magazines like this out there so that young teens don't feel tempted to read magazines targeted towards adults (like Cosmo). Girls are curious, and I don't blame them for wanting to read about guy, fashion, and beauty advice. They also have a lot of role-model celebrities on their cover issues!


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: just like it was when I was a kid

text: Why did I ever stop reading it?  Won't make that mistake again!  My grandkids and I read it together and they explain the cultural references to me. Quality time, folks, quality time...


title: Five Stars

text: YES


title: My Favorite Magazine

text: A great publication. Everything to keep you informed on Movies, TV, Music and books. Received all my issues in a timely manner.


title: Product can change at any time

text: The change unexpectedly to another magazine I have no use for was disappointing.


title: Not one in 3 months

text: Loved the magazine as a kid so I got it for my granddaughter. Three months later, she hasn't recieved a single one. They're "Running late." Ya think???


title: Still the greatest!

text: Easily the greatest magazine of all time, complete with breathtaking photography, interesting articles and great bonuses throughout the year. I have to admit that I no longer keep every issue but I share the ones I don't keep by donating them to my local public school.


title: Not all families celebrate Christmas and this was a Christmas issue

text: Disappointed that it was a Christmas issue, gave it away to people that celebrate that holiday.


title: Five Stars

text: The only reason it gets field marshal stars if because my spouse asked for a new prescription.


title: Five Stars

text: This was a gift for my son,and he loves it


title: Do you like ads? Then this magazine is for you!

text: I read the wired website somewhat frequently and the articles there are quite interesting. So I subscribed to the magazine to get more of such articles. However, after having received a couple of issues I can say with some confidence that these magazines are primarily composed of ads. I actually counted and it seems that they put an ad on every other page. The largest interval I have seen between ads thus far is 3 pages and these "large" gaps do not happen very often. So unless you want to see what watches people are selling or what Microsoft's new marketing campaign is like, you should move on.


title: Five Stars

text: My kids love these magazines and so do I!


title: Good read

text: Great articles, recipes. Seems smaller than before.


title: Regards

text: With warm regards, I give my thanks to the creators of national geographic kids.


title: Its great for the price.

text: Cheap price for an iconic magazine.


title: Not just for New Yorkers

text:
This magazine has been cluttering up my living spaces for many years.  One doesn't just toss these away after a quick read-there is always something to return to, whether a great cartoon, superb fiction, a wonderful essay.

I would not be without it.


title: mega

text: MY first one was torn .


title: Only received half the time.

text: We would only receive the magazine every other Friday.  It was very weird.  We are extremely disappointed.


title: Still the best

text: Highlights has been around for a lot of years and it is still the best.  Grand kids love and read it from cover to cover and then they add it to all the rest they have gotten and go back and re-read again.


title: I love Style Equation Magazine!!

text: I've loved Style Equation magazine for years.  The magazine's always have beautiful layouts, introductions to stylist and models.  And it even comes in a beautifully designed shipping box.


title: MY GRANDCHILDREN LOVE IT

text: MY TWO GRANDCHILDREN WHO RECEIVE IT LOVE THE IDEA OF GETTING THEIR OWN MAGAZINE IN THE MAIL (LIKE MOM AND DAD) AND SIT DOWN IMMEDIATELY TO SEE WHAT NEW CHALLANGES,AND OTHER EXCITING CONTENTS ARE IN  STORE FOR THEM


title: ok

text: ok


title: The Most Resources in One Place

text: I am an avid reader of Black Enterprise (BE)and have been since I was in high school and to date it is still the most inspiring magazine EVER. Its filled with relevant news articles, entrepreneurial sight, career advice, financial planning, investment, real estate and so so so much more. Following the principles in BE can lead you on the path to success; financially, spiritually, and familial. This magazine is the best investment you can make. I challenge you to read EVER article even the one's less appealing because they stimulate your mind and broaden your horizons. KUDOS to the GRAVES legacy for all the continued inspiration.


title: great informative magazine

text:
Truly love this magazine
What a great piece of material to have at your bedside or poolside
Engaging
Different
Non-partisan points of view


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.  Always has something in it today I want to use, make try or buy.


title: Highlight Rediscovereda

text: Still the great book that I remember as a child. First I would work on it at home then after I had children and was busy I forgot about, then I saw chukdren loving the magazine and knees I needed it again for my classroom.  During the summer I use it for the kiss onbb


title: Trailer Life,look'n good.

text: In just my first issue of Trailer Life,it's plainly apparent it is chockfull of lnformation that you might not receive from manufactures .Also readers info and tips gained .


title: Family Circle

text: The variety of information is great! Love that it has information that I can use for fun with my grandchildren, as well as the care of house and home. I find it upbeat and full of positive insight.


title: Needs more nail art

text: Mostly advertisement, not too much nail art.


title: Best Magazine Ever!

text: I love this magazine, it is so informative and has very few advertisements.  I look forward to my subscription arriving every month!


title: From a Gift Giver's Perspective

text: I recently ordered 3 subscriptions for 3 different individuals.  2 were new subscriptions while the other was an extension.  I personally do not read Bon Appetit cover to cover but the 3 people who do love the magazine.  Of course the recipients all enjoy cooking.  From what I know, Bon Appetit focuses mostly on recipes while their secondary topics are restaurants and chefs from around the world.  My girlfriend constantly shows me recipes from Bon Appetit that she wants to try...


title: never got the magazine

text: Couldn't tell you anything about the magazine.  never got the magazine to look at.  Waste of money....


title: Food Network Magazine

text:
This is one of the best food magazines we have seen.
We look forward to every issue and save them for valuable recipes
and cooking instructions.


title: Terrible customer service- can't cancel subscription after immediately purchasing item.

text: DO NOT PURCHASE THIS MAGAZINE FROM HERE! About 2 hours after purchasing this item, I realized it was the wrong choice.  The subscription wasn't supposed to start for 4-6 weeks so canceling should have been very easy.  I tried to cancel, and was told that I couldn't cancel the subscription at all. $100 down the drain.  So very disappointing!


title: Great magazine

text: Reading


title: What fun!

text: My son who is 7 reads it from cover to cover. He loved the October Halloween issue with its facts on mummies.


title: Great Publication

text: This is one of the best publications on the study of ancient culture. This is the best way to keep on the latest discoveries.


title: Great Publication

text: This is one of the best publications on the study of ancient Egypt. This is the best way to keep on the latest discoveries.


title: Reader's Digest

text: I love this magazine. I could spend hours reading all the different articles. It's not your typical magazine. Great information!


title: Not bad.

text: I enjoyed this magazine some. But have let it run out. I drive cars to get places and their reviews don't relate to how I feel about cars.


title: I miss Joanna Coles!

text: It used to be my favorite magazine, filled with great content, interesting articles about women's empowerment and cool fashion when Joanna Coles was the editor. Since the change, the magazine is dull and shallow. I used to read it back to back as soon as it arrived. I couldn't be bothered now; I barely read half the articles and browse the photos.


title: ask

text: This is a very good magazine for both kids and parents. The only suggestion I need is how can I get my $5 discount coupon received from the vendor directly. I ordered the next year's subscription from Amazon.com, but have no idea how should I put $5.00 discount coupon to have my purchase price $5 less.


title: She is very pleased with it

text: I bought a 2-yr. subscription for my daughter.  She is very pleased with it.  i repeated the order by mistake and i don't know if the error was every resolved.


title: Bias

text: Bias


title: Learn how to play tough lies

text: This is a great magazine, very informative,  remember you don't have to change your golf swing all the time. Stick to the one that works for you.  This magazine has great articles to teach you how to play lies, that you  encountered and will encounter :)


title: MORE is a Great Read

text: I received my first issue from MORE and I find it inspiring.  It's a wonderful magazine for women in their 40's, 50's, or 60's.  It has great articles about life changing events.  I can't wait for the next issue!


title: Nice magazine for new, healthy meal ideas

text: There are tons of healthy recipes. Some recipes have unrealistic ingredients for my kitchen, though. Nice layouts and beautiful photography.


title: great magazine

text: I really enjoy this magazine a great deal. I subscribe to many others as well but this one is a sentimental favorite with nice articles and tips and sources for the classic motorcycle lover. I look forward to every issue and now will likely get a classic to play with in my collection so I won't have to vicariously live out my excitement through others...


title: Sighned up for 1 year,only recieved 3 issues

text: Tried to notify of change of address and it wont give me that option.


title: best magazine

text: I have subscribed to GH for most of my 36 years of marriage.  Love it still and this was a great price.


title: Great

text: Great


title: I bought this in both magazine and digital (digital not compatible)

text: I bought  a bunch of magazine subscriptions and was forwarded a link for their digital products. It is not compatible with my Ipad Pro. I'm not happy.


title: Quick Renewals at a Good Price

text: I forgot to renew my subscription in a timely manner, but this went thru very quickly. I did not miss an issue (in the last 50 years) ! Price was great also.


title: Five Stars

text: Good Price!


title: needs new writers, not dems.

text: goes after the right, more weirdos on the left. -canceld my subscription.<br /> this mag used to be fun!


title: great!

text: great magazine, and love the convenience of auto renewal. Home, Yard, cooking pets, travel are all covered in every issue


title: Its not like the old popular mechanics

text: Its not like the old popular mechanics. It has articles in it that to me don't belong. I won't be resubscribing.


title: Five Stars

text: Been a subscriber for many years; 'nuff said.


title: Always Entertaining. Often Edifying.

text: I have been reading V.F. for years. There is a great number of interesting articles, some actually enlightening. And since the incredible ads pay for the magazine, the purchase price is always low. Plus I love a publication that is unabashedly liberal.


I Have Bought The New Yorker For Years And Will Continue. It remains one of the finest magazines in the language.


title: Be Progressive.

text:
Whether it is a planet, a country, a corporation or an individual he, she or it has only two directions. They all can go backwards which is retrogression, to retrogress, or forward which is progression, to progress. I wholeheartedly chose progress. I am a Progressive and I want to read a magazine that exemplifies my ideals. The Progressive is that magazine.
Sincerely,
Paul Brandis


title: Guitar product reviewer....

text: Wow...There's a lot to see in this magazine...A lot of product reviews and a lot of advertisements.  If You're looking for something to improve your playing, this is not the right source.


title: Not what I expected!

text: First time ordering a gq magazine and I wasn’t pleased with it. I was looking for a magazine that help me with my wardrobe coordination maybe help me style a little better. Well I was disappointed cancelled my subscription immediately.


title: BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!

text: BUYER BEWARE!!!!! I purchased a subscription to Martha Stewart Living (which was pretty disappointing, mostly ads) through a Prime deal. It did not clearly state that there was an auto-renew attached. Without warning and 2 months early, Amazon charged my card for a second year of a magazine I don't even want. Not to mention that  to adjust/manage my subscription requires an account number which is supposedly  found on the label. Wouldn't you know this label is affixed to the cellophane wrapper that the magazine come in each month which of course gets tossed in the trash. So alas I don't even have this information in which to manage/cancel the subscription. Amazon you are a disappointment using this deceptive practice.


title: Print to small

text: Got the new monthly issue today, as a senior who likes to keep up with what’s current, the print is much to small for me, won’t renew


title: Good Housekeeping. You are now writing for an immoral ...

text: No moral values are represented in this magazine.  I will never read it again after reading an article that defended a woman who broke up a marriage.  Shame on you, Good Housekeeping.  You are now writing for an immoral audience!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it.


title: Awesome mag!

text: awesome magazine, my 9 year old loves it!


title: Great price

text: I already subscribe and have been reading this for years, so this was a renewal at a great price, thanks.


title: Five Stars

text: nice read


title: Magazine full of woke propaganda.

text: It is a woke and “progressive” pamphlet.


title: ... 8 year old and he enjoys reading all the fun facts. Gets him off of electronics for a ...

text: Bought this for an 8 year old and he enjoys reading all the fun facts. Gets him off of electronics for a while.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine for diesel lovers.


title: All time favorite magazine.

text: Have been getting this magazine for many years and it is my favorite. I live in Florida and use so many ideas in my home.


title: Delicious tecipes

text: Awesome magazine for recipes


title: Not impressed.

text: For a man's magazine they sure don't care for men much. More than once I read the phrase 'toxic masculinity'. Sorry, get your garbage feminist propaganda out of my reading material.