title: An ok publication, but not a good value

text: The Mar & Apr 2010 issues have been a real disappointment both in length (only 16 pages) and content.  I expected more quality content with useful practical information based on editor Rick Durden's columns on [...].  Basically, I wouldn't recommend this publication to anyone with much instrument experience.  I was hoping that it would be a useful source of "enrichment" material to use in my instrument ground schools, but alas, there has been little really useful for that either.  Use the $59 to buy a copy of the FAA Instrument Procedures Handbook (FAA-H-8261-1 and ISBN 9781560275510) and a copy of Peter Dogan's Instrument Flight Training Manual (ISBN 0916413268)


title: On time and in perfect condition.  Well worth the money. Beautiful.

text: On time . Beautiful ship


title: Love it!

text: This magazine is loved by anyone who loves flowers,entertaining and tablescapes. Shares how top designers 'flower' their world. Beautiful photography!


title: I didn't get magazin for my money

text: Hi !  My Name Anatoliy . I subsqribe to magazine but now - october 2008 dosn't get no one. I change my address - but still have wrong address in my amazon account. I send mail and phone - but it dosn't help me get you magazine. Isn't it amazing ?


title: Great articles and content

text: German Life magazine has wonderful articles and stories about Germany and surrounding German-speaking countries. I have enjoyed the three years that I have been getting the magazine and often go back and read old stories. I cannot understand the negative reviews for this publication. It is a very specialized publication that is a labor of love for the writers and editors. Sure, it is not a 200-page magazine, but what it lacks in quantity it more than makes up for in quality. Enjoy!


title: Not HAPPY

text: My first issue was quite damaged.  The last 10 pages were torn.  This is the only magazine that I subscribe to that does not come in any kind of protective wrapping.  VERY DISAPPOINTED .


title: Worst Customer Service...EVER!

text:
I ordered a gift subscription for my mom in November 2005.  German Life received full payment for the subscription at that time.  It is now April 26, 2006 and still not one magazine!  I have emailed them several times from their website and have never received a reply.  I called in March and was told the label had been printed and my mom should receive her first magazine soon.  Still no magazine.

Might be a good magazine if you can manage to get them to send one to you.  I've never, ever encountered anything quite like this blatent lack of service.  If you want to read this magazine, get a copy at the store.

It's too bad you can't give negative stars.  Their customer service is that bad.


title: Scam

text: So if you sign up for a free issue, they send it then another then they send a bill looking statement that you can both save and then also that a fee is due, then they send progressively demanding “subscriptions seriously past due” invoices. Yet these invoices for a magazine you never agreed to buy also tried to entice you with “last chance to save” crap.


title: Not what I wanted in a How to do book.

text: Not for your average woodworker!


title: Easy to understand projects

text: Excellent projects. Easy to understand. I am a beginner so this magazine helped explain what tools i needed and how to


title: dissatisfied

text: I subscribed  for my son in 11/2018 and he never got a single issue.  The renewal shows the correct name and address so do not know why he has never gotten any of the magazines.


title: Beautiful magazine

text: I really enjoy looking through my Marie Claire magazines.  They are full of gorgeous pictures and wonderful craft ideas.  Plus, I like reading everything in French...helps me brush up on my vocabulary!  Je l'aime!!!!!!! A++++++++++++++++


title: Great Magazine

text: Great magazine but it comes later and later each month i dont think i will renew my subscription.


title: Awesome resource for .NET Programmers!

text: CoDe is really the best .NET mag out there today.  While MSDN is often too technical and Visual Studio mag is often too "lite", CoDe gives good examples from programmers who know what they are doing.  I highly recommend it!


title: Seriously needs to modernize.

text: Same old content as always, new bikes modified with thousands of dollars worth of sponsor products of questionable usefulness. Same editorials with stories of "how it was" or "current day travails of old codgers in the dirt". They really need some new editorial blood and a new internet age paradigm. Take a look at the revamped Cycle World and Motorcyclist magazines for successful examples.


title: Brrapp

text: Brrappp


title: Good magazine for dirt bike riders

text: The magazine has great info on all types of bikes and great articles


title: A must have!!!

text: It's an excellent magazine and susbcription it's easy to complete. It's always delivered on time.


title: ... you're interest is in Cottage style decor you will love this magazine

text: If you're interest is in Cottage style decor you will love this magazine. Beautiful ideas and very little advertising. Can't for the life of me understand anyone giving this less than 5 star review. I love to receive this one.


title: Not the average woman

text: It full of very high cost items that the average woman can't afford. There are so many other magazines that is so much better. I will not be renewing.


title: The worst martial arts magazine!

text:
Black Belt is the absolute worst martial arts magazine on the market. It used to be the best back in the 80's and 90's, but now the publisher tries to make it a mix of some type of MMA rag and Soldier Of Fortune. The combination doesn't work and leaves out the core reader: traditional martial artists. The MMA puff pieces are a joke. Combine that with the fact that the "magazine" consists of about 90% ads and 10% articles, and it's only a matter of time before BB goes the way of General Motors. According to Kenpo karate legend Al Tracy, Black Belt magazine circulation is only about 1/5th of what it was 10 years ago. After browsing through the past few issues at bookstores, I can understand why.

If you're looking for a decent martial arts magazine, I'd recommend either Inside Kung Fu, Action Martial Arts (only publish 4 issues per year though), Classical Fighting Arts, Kung Fu Tai Chi, or Martial Arts Masters.


title: One Star

text: Used to be relevant but there is similar information you can find elsewhere for free.


title: Subscription management

text: thank you for the subscription management feature.  it puts all magazines in one place for easy renewal.<br />Entertainment Weekly is a must for the film buffs in our family.


title: Five Stars

text: I began receiving my issues within a couple of weeks. Thank you!


title: not worth it!

text: Not really worth it. There are other magazines with more information. Didn't have enough information to bother reading.  I don't really care about what celebrities are wearing.


title: Like the all Access feature

text: Like the all Access feature.  No matter where I travel and what device I am using, my subscription is available.


title: The best Basketball Culture magazine

text: Excellent magazine for Basketball fans!  Both the game and the culture.  An enjoyable read.


title: "Advanced Beginner" and I love threads

text: I've been sewing for about 3 years now so I've got the basics under my belt but I still have plenty to learn. Threads magazine seems just about perfect for someone at my level. It has techniques I haven't thought about yet and is very inspiring without being completely over my head. I anticipate renewing my subscription for several years to come. I deeply appreciate that the magazine keeps up with current fashion, mentions current bloggers and reviews independently designed patterns so it really gives face time to some of the things I love to see most in the sewing community.


title: Not Practical

text: This magazine doesn't seem to have a specific goal in mind. They don't seem to know who their audience is - or perhaps they are trying too hard to be all things to all people?? It's not good to have a magazine which tries to appeal to yuppies, retirees, middle aged adventurists, families, 20-year-olds, etc. I just can't read the magazine because I may find only one thing mildly interesting then get bored and not even read the next issue. Without focus and a specific audience it is not readable or interesting.


title: Not a Christ-like company.

text: Jesus said we would know them by their fruit.  Worship Leader Magazine and Authentic Media LLC operates in contradiction to biblical principles.  It's that simple.  Their fruit is bad.


title: excellent mag

text: I've been a subcriber to this magazine for over 2 years a look forward to it every month. It's packed with new techniques, great new gear (even comparisons btwn expensive pro gear and cheaper alternatives for wannabe pros/hobbyists). great pictures, great articles, and it motivates me every month to seek out new places to photograph!


title: So Glad I'm Not Crazy

text: I received a free "gift" subscription to Jane direct from the publisher (attempt to boost circulation and attract some advertising $$$, IMHO).  After reading the first issue I thought to myself, "Wow.  I didn't realize how uncool I was.  Do other women really behave the way this magazine portrays, and have interest in these topics?"  After skimming the rest of the reviews here, I see there are a few other negative opinions, and I am not simply getting old compared to the target audience.  Skip women's magazines altogether - go for news, current events, professional and (real) personal development.  Jane is just crude.


title: One of the best investments I've made

text:
One of the best investments I've made. This outlet constantly makes me think while learning new information. It is one of the best publications to help me remain an informed citizen who can put together complete arguments and thoughts. I recommend this to many friends when we discuss political or global issues.
My only gripe is with customer service. I've had to call twice (login issues) and they have a centralized call center with service reps who have a very hard time understanding English. When I eventually talked to someone at the company who understood what I was saying, the problem was quickly resolved. But I had to be transferred twice and waisted about a half hour before I got to that point.
Overall, absolutely a must-read magazine.


title: TERRIBLE SERVICE

text: I receive only 2 magazines, nothing more. No where to complain.


title: Artilleryman

text:
"Dedicated to the advancement of safety and skill in the exhibition and competition shooting of muzzle loading cannon and mortar"....

Have been subscribing for decades, and "Artilleryman" covers all aspects of historical and antique artillery; News, History, How to do, Classified Ads, Safety, Reenacting, Competition, and much more.

Simply the best.


title: Disappointef

text: Not what I expected


title: A must have resource

text: As an art teacher who has taught at all level from elementary to high school, this is a very valuable resource. I have been a subscriber for 7 years and still have every issue. Whenever I am looking for new ideas for my classes, I turn back to my past issues and always find a great project. One of the best for our field.


title: One Star

text: no magazines have arrived


title: L.A. Fun Seeker

text: I love it.  I live in L.A. and really need to know what's going on, and this magazine gives me everything.


title: Good writing overall

text: Not very much to read, but it's still earlier in the year. The issues tend to fatten up as the year goes by. Good writing, but I think it's a bit young for me. I wish regular Vogue did more think pieces as I felt the need to branch to the teen version after it's great reviews. Overall I don't regret my subscription but I will probably gift the issues to a teen center or something.


title: I wish I could give this negative stars.......

text: We received our first issue in the mail yesterday. I'm very glad I skimmed the magazine before my 13-yr old daughter got home. Self-proclaimed the "Love" issue, it was full of inappropriate photos and articles of various forms of sex, masturbation, referencing the role of pornography, etc. We immediately cancelled the subscription and tossed the magazine. NOT appropriate for early teens, by any stretch of the imagination.


title: Don't waste your money on garbage.

text: This magazine has nothing to offer healthy happy teenagers  It is a disgusting magazine.  Boring .


title: One Star

text: Nasty publication.


title: A favorite!

text: I look forward to every issue of this magazine. It has great information and beautiful illustrations. Getting copies in both paper form and on line is especially useful to me.


title: Horrible customer service!  And get ready for one nude pose/month - so if you're into that...

text: I am a certified yoga instructor.  I enjoy this magazine.  It goes over the basics really well.  What I don't enjoy is that in EVERY issue they include a picture of a naked woman in a yoga pose.  I feel this is not necessary in a mainstream yoga magazine.  I have four boys and while many of you would think of those pictures as art, I am quite certain that art is not the first thing that goes through their minds. when they see a photo like that.  The first magazine I was looking at, my young son was sitting on my lap as I leafed through the pages.  When we came across that page he was just as surprised as I was.  There is a fine line between art and pornography and that line is usually made by the person looking at the picture.  It is well documented that pornography is an addictive habit and one that can not only ruin families, but it can lead to many other things that hurt our society.  To each his own with what he/she chooses to look at, but I would just ask that in a magazine that is on the racks at Wal-Mart that nude pictures be left out.  I contacted Yoga Journal several times and NOT ONCE got a response.  NOT ONCE!  I felt that to be very rude and a simple acknowledgement would have been nice.  It gave the message that they don't care about the opinions of those who are reading their magazine.  It also shows that I am not the target audience they are looking for.  I think this is a sad thing and I would encourage anyone else who feels these pictures (which are actually adds for TOE SOX) should be removed to make your voice heard.  It is my hope that this magazine would reflect the class of those who are reading it and that it would also reflect the sacred feelings that we as yogis feel toward our bodies.


title: Delivery date

text: I like the magazine itself. Would<br />Like additional issues.


title: ... this for a few years now and I've always enjoyed Yoga Journal

text: I've ordered this for a few years now and I've always enjoyed Yoga Journal.


title: Great

text: Great magazine!


title: Don’t make the same mistake

text: I only got three issues of this journal and it’s highly disappointing. Would never recommend it to anyone!


title: Don't move addresses because it won't follow you

text: I was so excited about receiving this magazine! I loved it (when I received it)<br />I was so upset that I cannot change the address it can be shipped to because I have moved. Even with changing my mailing address with USPS I still have not received 2 possibly 3 yoga journals. Please fix this issue Amazon... The journal was wonderful to read but I am nolonger receiving them anymore


title: Waste of time and money

text: Why am I paying for this - no real person could or would spend $500 + for ripped jeans.


title: Norman Reedus

text: Hi, I'm giving you 5 stars just based on the Norman Reedus cover because HOLY COW GORGEOUS. Can I like just buy that magazine? :-D I know it's not for girls, but Godddd you don't know how much I want it.<br />Anyway, thumbs up. I mean, it's 99% because of Norman Reedus' gorgeous face but still, good job. :-D


title: Meh

text:
Got a subscription last year because Amazon had a discount, I thought that at $10 a year it was not a big risk. Looking back I'm second guessing that.
First off, the issues are thin, and half of it is ads. But then again, you might say, if the other half is a treasure of information you can't find anywhere else, who cares? Fair point. Except it's not. The actual content is just average compared to what you can find only, and way below the quality of reference websites like Luminous Landscape. Arguably, some people still prefer the look and feel of reading a magazine rather than a web page, and that's probably the only point that helps Outdoor Photographer.
I will not renew my subscription, even at a low price.


title: Five Stars

text: The grand kids look forward to this in the mail.


title: Four Stars

text: one of the best motorcycle mags. but I'm still waiting for my first issue to arrive


title: Five Stars

text: The variety of puzzles is unique


title: Five Stars

text: So happy to have this coming to me every week from Italy. Thank you Amazon for setting this up.


title: The big problem is delivery

text: The magazine itself is the classic Italian puzzle magazine, but the delivery to the U.S. is unreliable--it runs routinely 2 weeks behind, and can go as much as a month before two or three issues show up together.


title: The magazine does not come on time every week, very sporadic.

text: I enjoy the crossword puzzles.


title: Subscription

text: Magazine was great but when the subscription ran out they tried twice to bill my credit card for another subscription


title: Great magazine!

text: This is a wonderful magazine for a number of reasons: there's no advertising, it has wonderful photography, and in-depth information on the animals profiled in each issue. The language is simple enough for younger readers to enjoy, and colorful enough to keep older readers interested. Anyone with a love of animals would be delighted with this magazine.


title: huh

text: i like it

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title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine! The articles bring me back to what really is important in life. The photography and artwork are absolutely beautiful; full of rich, vibrant colors and backgrounds.


title: Great Magazine!

text:
Love this magazine!

Thanks for the free gift.
A++++++++++++++++++++++++


title: Great magazine

text: I have reading AM for years and found it to be very interesting and informitive. So I decided to finally invest in a subscription.


title: Very Good

text: Very informative


title: Five Stars

text: Love USA Today


We bought this subscription as a gift for a relative in another state.  It seems to be delivered on time each day and our relative is very pleased with it.


title: Late so far.

text: My June 5th recieving date, gone by and still no paper.  Jmcunningham49@gmail.com


title: Interesting

text: Good article


title: had to return

text: It was not comparable with the newest kindle. That's why I bought the new kindle for a better experience reading and enjoying.


title: Too much advertising

text: Too much advertising and fluff.  There are some interesting articles, but you get worn out trying to find them through the ads.


title: Always a Merry Christmas!

text: I can always expect to find a renewed subscription to Cowboys & Indians in my Christmas Stocking! I am always happy to receive my issues in the mail. Great articles and the photos are amazing!!


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: My favorite German magazine

text:
I grew up with my mom reading this magazine.
As I grew older I appreciated it more and more, since it sets itself apart from the typical women's magazine which can be too much about beauty and how to please your partner.
I find great cooking & design tips, great book & movie & music reviews, but most of all I appreciate the columns and real life stories; stories I can relate to and learn from. And having a piece of home delivered to my door now that I live in the US is simply perfect!


title: Flying Magazine

text: The best magazine for all the latest aircraft, and flying gear.


title: Recently Reorganized, Still A Good Source.

text: Flying magazine has recently been reorganized.  It is still a solid magazine.  It a good source of information on Flying, and on both General Aviation and Piloting. It has included a lot of good reviews on aircraft overtime, along with Flying being part of one's life. It is a good magazine overall. A little more about flying clubs, and stories related to people working together to make access to flying more available would be great.


title: One Star

text: They don't support General Aviation and must be taking kick backs from the FBOs.  Fire the editor!


title: Five Stars

text: As expected.


title: Very Informative !!!

text: It covers many of the areas that are of Interest to me and i would urge any and everyone to order this mag as well.......


title: Very Disapointing.

text: Very Disappointing as I have not received any copies of American Photo yet but have received TIME magazines instead which I did not order.and do not want. Niki Williams.


title: Great magazine

text: I ordered this magazine for my brother, who visited Santa Fe and loved it. He says it's a wonderful magazine - beautiful photography and very informative. He asked me to give it to him again this Christmas!


title: Billing Problems/Selling or Sharing my home address

text: I ordered the Whole Dog Journal and paid for the subscription with my credit card.  A few weeks later I received a bill.  After receiving  the 2nd bill I called Whole Dog Journal and told them that I paid for the subscription with my credit card, and they said that Murphy paid for a subscription, but mine was not paid for.  Only problem - Murphy is my dog and we, therefore, have the same address.  I told the rep I talked with that Murphy is a dog and did not order or pay for the subscription.  I was told that they would correct the error.  Well, two days ago I got another bill from Whole Dog Journal and, once again, I called them to get this straightened out.  Hopefully the person I talked with will follow through and I won't receive more bills.  Also, Murphy, the dog, has started receiving mail at my home address so, clearly, Whole Dog Journal is selling their customers' information.  I have enough junk mail to deal with without having added mail for Murphy.  I will not renew my subscription.


Very good journal.  A lot of interesting and informative information.


title: Please Trust your Local Vet Above Misinformation you Find on the Internet/Magazines

text: Everyone currently reading or looking into this magazine, please be aware - the writers are incredibly biased and against empirical, peer-reviewed medical care for your pets. They are anti-vaccine, anti-preventative medications, and essentially anti-anything your regular vet would recommend. PLEASE trust your regular veterinarian on all things preventative and urgent care. They are the only ones who have physically examined your pet and performed the diagnostics necessary to recommend the best care. Vaccines, preventative medications (heartworm and flea/tick), and spaying/neutering are absolutely safe and necessary to keep your pet healthy - the consequences to your pet's health, were they to contract any of the diseases these treatments prevent, far outweighing the 0.01% chance of an adverse reaction. Please trust your local vet; they are absolutely not in the profession to make money and are only trying to do their best for you and your pet based on their years of education and clinical practice.


title: Geared towards a select group of parents

text: I got this for my daughter who has a child 2-1/2 and a baby 8 months old.  She found that many of the articles were geared towards older children.  She found an item or two per issue that might have been useful.


title: Scotland

text: Learning more about Scotland was one reason I wanted to subscribe to Scottish Life.


title: I am currently doing some genealogy work on my ancestors ...

text: I am currently doing some genealogy work on my ancestors, many who came from Scotland,  magazine contains interesting stories and information.


title: it's fantastic

text: Dinna fash, order this magazine, it's fantastic


title: Five Stars

text: Always perfect.


title: Five Stars

text: Always perfect


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent for learning language and culture


title: Good

text: Good magazine.


title: Where are my magazines???????

text: **Love the magazine, let me start with that** My gripe is the subscription itself.<br />Thought I would get a magazine each month... I’ve only received April and May... I subscribed end of March so didn’t anticipate receiving March’s issue, but it’s already August and did not receive June -August magazines... Very disappointing. :(


title: Really cool

text: All about the different games and consoles of Nintendo. If you are a 'Nintendero', you need this magazine..


title: Eye-rolling BS

text: The feeling of pretentiousness oozed off nearly every page. My subscription proved to be a true waste of paper.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine to carry to appointments you may have to wait a few minutes for.  Quick articles.  Light hearted read.


title: Five Stars

text: If you love tea and hosting teas, this magazine is a must!  Full of great ideas and recipes.


title: Disappointed

text:
As a transplant to NJ I looked forward to this magazine every month to learn about my adopted state. It was a terrific guide to the state's history, current events, people, places to explore, etc.

In recent years the magazine has become a guide to the best decorators, doctors, plastic surgeons, lawyers, trendy restaurants, expensing housing, etc. If I used to spend an hour or two reading each issue I now spend 15 minutes.

I have need a subscriber for more than 10 years and now I may not renew -- Bob


title: Southwest Art

text: This is a great magazine for budding artists who want to gain a perspective on a variety of styles and subjects.


title: SW Art Magazine

text: Bought this for my artist wife.  She loves it and finds the articles very informative.  We both enjoy the art since it reminds us of our trips to the West.  Will continue to renew.


title: Worst service and ask for renewel

text: I paid for 1 year subscription for 6 persons and they never ever sent an issue to me. I claimed so many times and sent so many emails and never ever reply. I wish Amazon should handle this kind of unlawful matter and should consider for the customers who lost their money and most importantly being insulted.Southwest Art (1-year)


title: Arrived without CD

text: The first issue arrived after a three month wait. The magazine has great content and good sheet music, but no attached CD diminishes the value.


title: Two Stars

text: Not really.


title: One Star

text: I wanted English not Spanish


title: renewed

text: My dad loves this magazine,so when the script ran out I bought it for his bday.  I had personal never read it,but last time i was at thier home i read it from front to back.


title: unique

text: Unique. I got this for a gift and they love it. Keeps them up on a local things going on and neat articles about the wnc area.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine. Gives me great ideas for future traveling.


title: OUR STATE

text: I LOVE THE MAGAZINE!!!  IT IS VERY INTERESTING.  I PLAN TO KEEP IT COMING.  I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS MAGAZINE.  THANK YOU.


title: Five Stars

text: I have enjoyed Our State for several years.  Particularly enjoy knowing about festivals, plays, etc. happening around NC.


title: Get It!

text: Great information presented beautifully!


title: Great photography and writing

text: I look forward to every informative, entertaining issue.


title: Xanadu

text: Although I haven't recieved my first issue on this current subscription, I can say without a doubt that this is the best publication I subscribe to.  It takes me to every corner of North Carolina where i can visit quaint little towns, large cities, "locals"  that add that subtle flavor, and it carries my memories, no matter where i go.


title: How to achieve the cottage look

text: Great photos and articles on the cottage look and how to achieve with what you have.


title: Only 1 issue from April till nob

text: As of November first, I have only received one issue, and am already receiving subscription renewal


title: Early American Life Magazine-- Review---Highly Recommend this Magazine

text: Excellent Magazine.  Excellent historical articles - Great reference magazine. Only wish EAL would publish monthly!<br />A definite 5 Star Rating.


title: Early american life.

text: An informative and fun magazine. Interesting articles with excellent images.


title: Five Stars

text: WONDERFULL!!!!!!!!


title: Five Stars

text: informative, can't wait for the next one!


title: Reiki Mastership

text: I have not read yet, trying to subscribe.  I will be completing my mastership next Tuesday, February 11th, 2003, with Carla Priest, Reiki Master/Teacher of Harwich, Ma. on Cape Cod


title: ReikiRush

text: Just renewed the Rmagazing after some time. It arrived so much sooner than anticipated. The moment I realized it was in...my mood just shifted knowing that I'd be in Reiki heaven soon.  There is always a collection of information that can be applied right away. It's a magazine of light and learning for any person interested in Reiki or energy healing. I keep my editions in a page protector to keep them well. It is one of the best magazines I've ever ordered. Past editions are on my Christmas wish list.


title: Lots of good information

text: I came across the first Reiki Magazine at a bookstore.I read it from cover to cover and then went back again to re-read some articles.The following week,I took the Reiki I class here in my town.I decided to subscribe to the Reiki magazine and I have already received my first copy.The article on horses was very interesting,as I was around horses and owned one a few years back.The magazine was passed around to classmates and I know several people are going to subscribe to it.


title: Reiki

text: I love this magazine. I read it from cover to cover. Such great information


title: All The News That's Fit to be sold

text: Although the writing in this magazine can be useful and interesting, the term "news" gives the false impression of there being some kind of fair reporting standard and openness to new or cutting edge ideas. What I notice in reading it are lots of advertisements for William Rand's teachers, many of whom are also the same ones writing the articles. So, it appears to me more like a slick advertising campaign under the guise of "news". It is unfortunate, as a real news magazine of this kind would be wonderful if it were truly unbiased and not catering to just one style of teaching and one Reiki lineage.


title: Please keep politics out of your magazine coverage. We women represent Democrat,Repi

text: I purchased this magazine for 42 of our 45 yr marriage. I even subscribed for each of our daughters .I always enjoyed articles & cover pictures of our country’s First Ladies as well as their Christmas cookie recipes. I was disheartened when your magazine totally left our First Lady Melanie Trump out & off your magazine. She is beautiful, a past model & very well & tastefully dressed . Not since Mrs Kennedy did I see such glamour. Shame on Good Housekeeping for letting politics get in the way of serving  & representing every woman in America regardless of political party. Until I see a change in your magazine I will be no longer subscribing. Your Christmas issue was always the highlight of the year. Thank you Linda Bair


title: I was disappointed.

text: As a previous reader of Good Housekeeping, I did not see many of the type of articles and other materials I have seen in the past.


title: Astonishingly anti-science...

text: So disappointed at the cover article and the treatment of their readers/commenters on FB. To have such a con-artist preying on fears of gullible readers is so disappointing.  Will cancel subscription.


title: Impatient

text: Still waiting. Don't ask me for a review before I get my first issue. Check back in a couple months.


title: Five Stars

text: Fabulous deal!! However, we never received the phone charger.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved it


title: This magazine comes out once a week...

text:
This magazine comes out once a week so you will stay up-to-date with the hobby.  One of the features of this magazine is the monthly price guide.  This is a supplement to the actually magazine you get.  In the price guide, tons of US coin prices are listed.  This price guide is a retail price guide, not wholesale.

Another one of my favorite things about the magazine is the weekly mintage page.  On this page all the mintages for what the mint has made in 2005 are listed.  Wondering how many silver proof sets were made?  What about the Kansas state quarter?  You can find the answer of all of these in the magazine.

 Now to the articles.  I personally find them okay.  They are not bad and some are very interesting, but I would not say that they are outstanding.  They do cover a diverse array of topics.  A plus about the articles is they will keep you up-to-date.  Was there a major auction or a large show?  A record price or a major rarity discovered?  You will find out when you read it.

 The last thing I have to say is about the classified ads.  If you are a Numismatic News subscriber, you get a free 25-word classified ad with each issue.  This means you could post an ad for buying coins, trading coins, or selling coins.  This is a cool little feature of the magazine.

 Altogether this is an excellent weekly coin magazine.  Compared to the other weekly coin magazine, Coin World, I would recommend the following.  If you like the article more and do not care about the classified ads, go with Coin World.  If you like the classified ads and do not care as much about the articles, go with Numismatic News.  You cannot go wrong with either of the weekly publications.  However, it is up to you to decide which one to subscribe to or...both?


title: A very good magazine...

text:
This magazine is very good for all coin collectors.  Some of my favrorite things about the magazine are the articles.  The topics can range from sleepers to major shows to legal issues.  The topics are diverse and interesting.  The magazine will keep you up-to-date with the hobby!

  Another good feature is the price guide.  With each issue there is a price guide containing the retail price of many US coins.  They also have graphs showing the price performance of collector coins (VF coins) and investor coins (MS-65 coins).  This will show you trends in the hobby.

  The only thing i do not like is the advertisements.  Some, not all, of the companies have bad reputations for over grading there coins.  Other than that, this magazine is the best monthly coin magazine out there, and i would highly reccommed it to any fellow coin collector!


title: Great Magazine!

text: I look forward to every issue. The projects are top notch.  I have subscribed to several woodworking magazines.  Popular Woodworking is one of the best.


title: Impressive as a Magazine

text:
A magazine is a magazine.  It can only provide so much of the "wooded meat" in order to pass for a magazine.
Yet in doing so, much is provided for the average and most seasoned woodworkers.  It is supposed to provide outlines and guides to methods, tools and location information in a light fashion.  Yet the subject matter goes even further sometimes.  That is remarkable.  For those who may want a much more in-depth, straight-to-the-point guidelines in step-by-step descriptions with diagrams and actually accurate woodwork plans for thousands of different items, there is an alternative I found at http[...]
Those can put thousands of actual, specific, woodwork plans in your palm.  The digital format can be followed on your own computer if you  prefer that to the hard copy prints of colored pictures and easy guidelines of measurements and techniques.  My friend and I were highly impressed.  In fact I wonder why Amazon does not feature the unique and popular products of the incredible Master Woodworkers recommended there.  Well, maybe they are already in touch with them.  What do I know?  What I am sure I know is that these magazines are great if you want to talk about woodworking topics.  But for actually DOING easy plan-woodwork, there are incredible resources you can find at
[...]


title: Good mag for the regular joe Woodworker

text:
This magazine does well for the regular joe woodworker geared to a garage shop or small separate shop (less towards a pro or highend furniture maker, but plenty of tutorials to help get you there.)...nice to have tips and tricks that i would actually use, and a decent companion website.
four stars only because they need to do more of what they do best and drop the tool issue and replace with a regular issue.
as with all wwing mags it is only 6-7 issues per year.


title: Like having both kindle and print versions

text: Would consider kindle only magazines after viewing this one, but since I often need to take the plans to the garage to make the projects, I do like having the print version.  Don't want to get glue or poly on my kindle!  The publication is one of my favorites in woodworking.


title: A Real Fine Woodworking Magazine

text: This magazine has taken the lead in fine woodworking, especially in regard to its emphasis on hand tools and traditional techniques. So if you want to learn how to use hand tools and also get good historical perspectives on tools and techniques, there is no finer magazine.


title: It is a great magazine.

text: This is a fantastic reading experience. Each issue is widely diverse in coverage. Its great.


title: A little pricey!

text: Just because the cars are expensive doesn't mean the magazine should be. I think I'll just stick with my favorite, Car And Driver, for info. on ALL cars at a very reasonable price when ordered by subscription.  (BTW -buying direct from C&D is cheaper than from Amazon).


title: full cry magazine

text: This is a wonderful magazine that represents many breeds of dogs and many types of hunting. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in hunting with dogs.I look foward to recieving it every month and can hardly put it down.


title: This is a beautiful magazine - It took a while for my subscription ...

text: This is a beautiful magazine - It took a while for my subscription to start (8 weeks) but the wait was worth it.


title: One Star

text: Youpi isn't a real publisher.  It has no grounding in the real world.  #IsraelIsACountry


Great magazine for the history of our country's early years.  We should remember where we come from and how we got here.


title: Good mag

text: Good mag for the FL fisherman


title: Five Stars

text: A++


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine if your a gardner...lots of info and pics


title: print + Kindle what happen?

text: How can I rate this magazine if I have not receive it yet nor on my kindle as it states (print + Kindle)


title: Gardening book

text: Brilliant, easy to read book with clear guidelines and stunning pictures, well worth the read and ideal for a gift.


title: Feminist Lite & Fun Fashion

text: I'm really upset at all the negative reviews of BUST here. Bust magazine isn't claiming itself to be your feminist go-to source, it's a magazine for girls who like magazines. Personally, I love bust because I can look at fashion and trends & new designers without being bombarded by articles like "HOW TO MAKE HIM GROAN". If i wanted intense feminist essays I'd go read bitch magazine, but if you just want a fun magazine with cool fashion & a girl positive vibe, BUST is for you.


title: Definitely the BEST BodyBuilding mag.

text: I have read numerous bodybuilding mags over the past few years and Flex is the Best out there. Great infos on nutrition, excerise and pics.


title: It is a scam

text: Be careful, this magazine has misleading information and is basically a front for advertising overpriced and unproven products touted as the cure-all they are not.


title: Awesome, informative, interesting magazine for sailers of all experience levels.

text: This publication is packed with interesting stories and good information for someone newly interested up to the seasoned sailing enthusiast.  We get several other boating publications but this one has instantly become our favorite.  We've received four issues to date and all four have more than met our expectations.


title: In defense of Babybug...

text:
I noticed in another review that someone didn't think Old King Cole was an appropriate choice for a baby book because of the "pipe," but I thought I'd mention (since my baby LOVES Babybug-- at 25 months, she still picks these books off the shelf all the time) that the illustration accompanying this classic, unavoidable Mother Goose rhyme clearly shows that Old King Cole has bubble soap in his "bowl" and is blowing bubbles with his "pipe."  This actually makes way more sense to me than most other Old King Cole illustrations (why does an old king need a bowl and a pipe?  not to mention his fiddlers three), and I finally have an explanation for why he would want a pipe in the first place!

I have friends that find Babybug too simplistic and therefore annoying, but, hello, it is written for babies and they really respond to it.  For that reason, I give a big thumbs up to this magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: Love WIRED hate price on auto-renewal!


title: Five Stars

text: Just renewed this magazine after four years.


I have read Collectible Automobile for many years. It never dissapoints. The quality of each issue is amazingly constant, with beautiful photography and fascinating historical text.


title: Good teaching tool

text: I gave it to my grandson for Christmas and he loved it. And it turns out that my granddaughter loves it too.


title: great source for the blues

text: I found everything I hoped for in the magazine, concerning whats happening in the blues world. It's the best in blues.


title: Great journal- just don't order it from Amazon

text:
"The first issue should arrive in 12-16 weeks."  Sure, why not? The ROM is a quarterly, after all.

But after six months- and after your "Where's my subscription?" e-mails get ignored- you look at this part that you neglected to pay enough attention to before:  "Cancellation: This magazine subscription cannot be canceled or refunded."

And then you realize Amazon has stolen your money, and is quite satisfied with that state of affairs.

Not only that, but when you click on the "Read more" button, you get a pop-up announcing that "Some publishers of professional or trade magazine subscriptions do not allow cancellations."  Therefore, avers Amazon, adding insult to injury, 'tis not we but the Review who have robbed thee.

The Review of Metaphysics has a toll-free number through which you can order directly.  Use it.  Avoid being robbed by Amazon.


title: Ineresting

text: I enjoyed the magazine. I have only 1 problem and that's with the small print.


title: Supergirl subscription

text: I like the character and the many forms of artwork used to portray the character. And Supergirl is now featured as herself rather than Superman in a short skirt which is refreshing. And buying the subscription thru Amazon makes for a convenient bargain saving about 35% off cover price (and no sales tax!).


title: Five Stars

text: The "Dead" are a legend!


title: Five Stars

text: great articles


title: Five Stars

text: Great!


title: Five Stars

text: Thanks NEWSWEEK!

user_id: AHVMRJSSIJLTHEWJPDTLWRPZCOLQ


title: this make-a-quick-buck issue is good to see once and the posters and ticket stubs ...

text: Shabbily written and sloppily put together, this make-a-quick-buck issue is good to see once and the posters and ticket stubs are fun to look at, but over-priced and filled with typos, misinformation, and even made-up bs. Having said that, i bought it when buying cold medicine at the pharmacy and read it while sick in bed, and it was kind of like NyQuil. Not bad, not good, kind of sad.


title: Best way to correct the imbalance in other news media.

text: It really is great to read a good selection of non-American news. I like the UK edition as it doubly puts the world into better perspective than any other news media source readily available in the USA.


title: It provides honest and uptodate reporting.

text: I use this publications to get up to date and honest reporting on current events.


title: Very informative

text: You get the truth not lies!!!


title: Fake news and scary

text: Fake news


title: Haven’t received the magazine.

text: I love the magazine, but haven’t received it since I subscribed.


title: Finally a magazine that attempts to tell the truth

text: All the purpose of the publications in the world today that do nothing but promote falsehoods, finally we have a magazine that at least attempts to disseminate the truth.


title: great magazine

text: I have read lots of photo Magazines over the years this one is one of the best out there.  If you want to learn great tips on how to make you shots better then pick up this magazine.


title: Great gift to newly engaged Couple

text: Bride loves this and with the magazine she gets new ones thru out the year while planning her wedding.  This is the third Bride I have sent a present like this


title: Above Average business mag

text: This is a magazine that is in a group with Wired, Fast Company, Inc., etc. as to more of a culture magazine than tons of detail. There are times when an article hits close to the bone like with the recent economic crisis and the derivatives market. And then there are times when they are shills for the "rich and shamelss" sect. I started with articles sent by a friend. Then I went on to the $10/yr subscription. It does feature lots of slick, glossy ads and covers some culture items like pricey gadgets and lifestyles. But it can certainly be no worse than others in its field. That is why I don't give it a negative review. If you want the Wall Street Journal, then get the Wall Street Journal. You'll get detail along with the shills. But don't forget to read between the lines of any print media (and especially video, too) these days.


title: beware of animals

text: I said BEWARE if u dare


title: Never received a single magazine!

text: This is a great magazine, but too bad that I have to read the year old copies that I get from a friend.  I thought maybe that my subscription hadn't gone from Amazon to the publisher, but now I see that I was supposed to have been getting it for an entire year! No, I wont be subscribing for another year!


title: Best Skateboard magazine

text: Junior HIgh and High School students love it.  Can't keep it on the shelves. Meets the needs of some who "hate to read."


title: Thoughtful articles and interesting reading

text: Each time I travel over the US border I always pick up a copy of CL. To my way of thinking CL picks up more common sense and interesting  articles than Good Housekeeping or Womans Day here in the States. Often, the writing has that dry Canadian humorous edge to it that you don't always get in US publications.


title: Worth the trip!

text: Whenever I travel to Toronto, I always look forward to getting this magazine.  It's closest equivalent in the US would be Good Housekeeping.  I enjoy the recipes as well.  After I finish with it I pass it on to others and they always enjoy it as well.


title: Photographs

text: The photographs of food in your magazine are among the worst of all out there. Even the free mags like Thrifty Foods FRESH and BC liquor Stores TASTE have much more appealing pictures that make me want to make the recipe. Yours are almost all very dark and look burnt or mushy. Take a look at the Chicken and Fennekl & Orange Salad or really any of them in the most recent issue. I think they look very unappealing.


title: Disappointed

text: Can not cancel subscription!!!!


title: Very good. Informative.

text: Well written articles and excellent photos.


title: Great all around magazine.

text: Captivating articles, great pictures, good “How-to” references.


title: Unhappy with your automatic renewal.  I did not want it. should not haveto pay for it

text: I did not request or want to renew.  You just did it on your own.  I should not have to pay for it


title: Half Govenor Palin

text: Good magazine but ruined by a picture of that lying anti American sarah palin.I tore it out.One friend of mine wanted to<br />put it on his target.


title: Lax copyediting

text: Lax copyediting.  Numerous errors every issue--some factual, some stylistic.  Examples in Feb  2016 issue:  Page 32 states collapse of Ottoman Empire as 1823!  Page 28 has repetition error under paragraph Why So Great?  . . . "Over the Over the centuries."  Sloppy proofreading/copyediting has crept into Cricket Publishing magazines.  Sad.  Cricket's publishing standard does not meet the high-minded aspirations of the content contributors to this advertisement-free, educational magazine for children.


title: Customer service sucks

text: Tried to get subscription for an inmate. Refused to take inmates number to assure it gets to correct person. Spoke with three people and three different stories and all hard to understand obviously offshore. Tried calling corporate number but get sent back to the number where no one can help.


title: Americans should subscribe

text: Trying to improve my French and want to support this important publication.


title: The way it is in pictures.

text: Americans are photojournalism prudes. Haiti comes to mind.  Reality is extreme to Americans, denied for as long a time as possible, or denied all together.  Photo France shows what is happening in the world as it happens, without edits or sanitization.  Everyone needs to see real events, not just read about them.  It is documentation of human behavior and the human condition.  Look at it folks !


title: Five Stars

text: a


title: Two Stars

text: Very little how to,  A lot of adds


Checked my subscription status online, it showed the additional year added.  I got what I paid for at a good price.  Not much more to say.


title: Great Magazine

text: Quality useful magazine for both amateurs and professionals.


title: It at best has 2 or 3 short blog like articles broken ...

text: This magazine no longer caries in-depth or interesting articles. It at best has 2 or 3 short blog like articles broken up with a few hundred ads... They should be paying me to receive this...


title: I thought this was teen titans with Scooby doo the ...

text: I thought this was teen titans with Scooby doo the first magazine arrived and I see no teen titans ?


title: Read German? Like Food?  This is your magazine!

text: German language magazine that is cutting edge with respect to recipes and menus.  The food and drink recipes work.  Household tips are interesting.  If you are a foodie and read German, the subscription is money well spent.


title: Smart and Funny

text: The "Humor Times" is a well produced "progressive" cartoon newspaper that is both funny and smart. Full of political satire and cutting edge news. Not only cartoons from a bevy of artists but also news and opinion pieces from various commentators.


title: Please cancel.

text: Ordered by mistake. I do not like the product. I do not watch television. I would like subscription canceled.


title: Don't waste your money

text: I just received the latest "Health  & Nutrition Letter", and it was filled with requests to subscription offers.  NOTHING useful about health and nutrition.  What a waste of money. In previous issues, there has been nothing that common sense wouldn't dictate.


title: Leave it on the stand

text: Minimal tech articles. Just pictures of choppers built by professionals not on tv being passed off as home built by guys who just write checks. The editorials are by a bunch of old men who are mad that times change. The biker babes rate about a 3. It has articles on metric bikes but still 90% is just HD B.S.


title: With No Other Options Available....

text:
The problem with Vibe magazine is that while it proclaims itself to be a partisan of the 'hip-hop' lifestyle, none of the 7 artists it continuously puts on its cover influence that lifestyle.  They're all "pop-artists".  There was a time when Vibe took chances.  Once upon a time, Vibe was the consumate urban mag.  Diverse and influential.  More and more now, it's looking like a Black version of Tiger Beat.  But without any viable alternatives, it's going to have to do.

For now...


title: I LOVE this mag!!

text: I've been looking for a magazine that has a particular aesthetic feel to it.. a little crafty, but not too pastel-looking, graphically organic, but not too 'DIY' feeling. When I visited Australia, I was looking through the book store and found this magazine and grabbed it immediately!! It's a great magazine filled with beautiful simple layout design and great information on Australian/European talent. If I had to compare, Nylon Magazine would be like Urban Outfitters and Frankie Magazine would be like Anthropologie (shopping-wise). I just wish that Frankie Mag would deliver to the states at a lower price. :( But other than that, I'm hooked!!


title: I love it :)

text: I love this magazine , There are some corrections in the website ( crochet today ) .<br />I missed some issues , and I sent an email for them , and they sent the missed issues to me :)


title: complete

text: This is the best & most complete music magazine out there. The interviews, sections, photographs & reviews are all great. The award winning review section is incredibly wide and complete. It's clear these people care about music.


title: Cancelled my subscribtion

text: I did not realize when ordering that rolling stone doesn't have much to do with entertainment or music anymore. It turned out to be just another liberal newspaper. Not a magazine for music lovers as it was in the time past!


title: Pretty good

text: This magazine is pretty. I am not that interested in long articles, so the fact that this magazine has alot of pictures helped.


title: you can find it cheaper

text: While I truly love this magazine, it should only sell for about $9.00 per issue. Buy it on the newsstands or quiltshops and get their subscription card.


title: Nothing but Gimmicks and Hype

text: I was a huge fan of this magazine until very recently when they put a woman on the cover who promotes fear-mongering and doesn't even have a nutritional background/degree. What is worse than putting someone like this on the cover was how they (apparently the entire staff because no one ever came out and apologized to say otherwise) accused all the "haters" of being paid shills, fake accounts, and fake people paid to talk negatively about this woman. It's made headlines as being a disaster of a PR move, and almost a week later, there is no apology or retraction. Since advertisers and subscribers are their main source of revenue, many of us have taken a stand and written these 1 star reviews in order to let as many people know that we are extremely insulted, dissatisfied, and upset that a HEALTH and FITNESS magazine would stoop so low. They clearly don't respect the opinions of their readers to keep this charade going. If this is the direction their magazine is going in, I'm beyond disappointed. Do not purchase this magazine.


I never got my free scarf, and the items in Lucky are mostly things I'd never wear, especially at those outrageous prices. They are certainly not recommendations for the everyday woman. You have to get lucky in the lottery in order for Lucky to do you any good, and even then, you'll probably look like a fool.


title: make sure you get a subscription with a disc!

text:
If you've got a 'BOX (and why would you be subscribing to this mag if you didn't?) DON'T get the subscription without the disc.  somebody got me the subscription from here as a gift, and i have to occaisionaly go out and buy a second copy of the mag just so i can get the disc!  (hello, splinter cell demo!)
The magazine itself is a wicked great read; all of the editors have distinctly cool personalities and game preferences.  In the year that i've been reading, i've gotten to know all of their gaming preferences and feel i can trust their reviews of the games i'm looking for advice on.
to sum up my feelings on the magazine: i'm always excited when i get a new one, i always read it from cover to cover, i'm always sad when i finish the last page, i'm always waiting for the next one, and i've never been disappointed.


title: Five Stars

text: It a was filled with lots of very good informantion.


title: It's not a magazine worth reordering

text: I was after good information on professional bike riding,  tips on conditioning  and nutrition, and most of all bikes. They had nothing but gravel bikes on display. I had no interest in gravel bikes.


My Granddaughter loves animals and your magazine. This gives her a world view on the animal kingdom. Thank you for the fabulous info.


title: Five Stars

text: Fearless journalism on the current topics we all want to know about


title: One of the Best Mags Out There!

text: I've read what feels like EVERY teen magazine out there (I love magazines and reading) and CosmoGirl is my new favorite. It's mature, but the articles aren't really as serious as the ones in Seventeen (which is good or bad based on your perspective). It doesn't focus as much on clothing and outer self as Seventeen. There aren't too many articles on celebs (like J-14 and Popstar)...do we really care what Jesse MCcartney and Britney Spears are doing every second? I like all of these magazines, but those teen magazines are really for preteens based on what's in them. Anyways, if you want to read a great magazine that almost never disappoints, check out CosmoGirl!


title: Beautiful photos and interesting information on Arizona

text: Man;y many years ago, when I was still a child, my Dad signed up for your magazine.  As a result, my sister ended up going to and graduating from Arizona State College (now known as Arizona State University or ASU).  At that time, the area I now live in, was still just all desert.  I always loved looking at those magazines, but only decided to move here after my oldest daughter moved here in the late '90's. My husband died suddenly a couple of days after Christmas in 2000.  My daughter was able to convinced me that I would love not having to shovel the sidewalks and deal with the frigid Illinois winters.  So I did, and she was right.  I have enjoyed living here, and discovered that I also enjoy being able to work in my garden most of the year.  When I first planted a couple of artichoke plants, I was told they may not do well here.  They were wrong, because mine do much better here than they did in California or Illinois.


title: Five Stars

text: We travel to AZ for the winter months and this magazine provides us with new sights to visit.


title: Arizona Highways Magazine

text: Unique magazine, nothing else like it.  However, the quality of the paper used seems to have been downgraded thus making the photographs appear to not be as high a quality as before.


title: Four Stars

text: Some issues do not have a lot of pictures.  Magazine a lot smaller than in past.


title: Five Stars

text: great collector's item....The way the magazine was shipped was great.


title: terrible company

text: The magazine is awesome but the subscription company is TERRIBLE to deal with.  You can find this magazine off Amazon and it is even cheaper.


title: Five Stars

text: Process simple, direct and efficient ! Will use again next year !


title: This mailed subscription is well liked by the person I gave it to.

text: The gift receptiant has had requested that I renew it multiple times. The person is a horse owner of several years.


title: She love this magazine.  So much cheaper to order it through Amazon

text: Gift for my mom


title: Always provides a new project or two!

text: Wonderful and informative.


title: Great patterns.

text: Each issue is a wealth of gorgeous projects.


title: boring save ur money

text: not bad but  I glanced at this magazine at the store and I really didn't notice anything special it is way overpriced and besides there r alot of great websites that will give ya up to date news and not last months news maybe if it was alot cheaper even if probably still wouldn't get it


title: The Real Thing

text: Fresh, smart and funny. A good mix of cool style/spa/shopping insider info and serious/substantive articles. Restaurant reviews are intelligent and well-written. Reading the Our Town section can make you an instant ATL insider.


title: Best Bike mag available....

text: "for the common cyclist"..not the one that wants to read about a $5000 new fangled creation way out of their price range. Has a 'hip' tone---not for supporting the products of large corporations. Great read.......


title: Five Stars

text: Best Bicycling Magazine I've purchased


title: Full Cry Magasine subscription

text: My daughter and I got this for my husband for Fathers Day and he really enjoys it. He can't wait for it to come in and then he can't put it down. He reads every article in it. The only other Magazines that he enjoys this much is Arkansas sportsman.


title: Five Stars

text: Awesome deal! Thanks!


title: Great information

text: I'm a vintage military aircraft enthusiast and this publication is very informative with great photography as well.


title: Finally, no more ads!

text:
I get this magazine and I love it.  The recipies are simple to follow and taste great!  I really like that there are absolutely no advertisements in this magazine just great recipes and tips.

I would recommend this to anyone that wants a simple cooking magazine.


title: Kids liked getting it

text: Kids loved it


title: Worth the cost oof subscription

text: Best charts by far


title: Great if only I got the issues

text: Great if you don't live in the US.  Nothing since August 2020.  Love the issues I received before that.  No response from the company.


title: Like the magazine

text: It took 6 months to receive the first issue.


title: For Buyers

text: If you are looking for a magazine to tell you what to buy, this is the one.  This great magazine has multiple people review games, unlike other mags (Gamepro, everything else) so you know that you're not just getting one guy's biased opinion. This magazine is witty and a great read too.  The only problem is there is a lot of space dedicated to ads, but each issue is so large, you'll still have plenty to read.


title: I dont see why it takes so long to get your first issue.  I order in January and it tells me I can expect first issue in April.

text: In today's electronic age it is ridiculous to take this long in getting a subscription started and to receive product.  I find the time frame unacceptable.


title: Did not receive all magazines

text: Only received two magazines


title: Great Publication

text: Wonderful publication! Reliable for some of the best travel insights anywhere!


title: Not what I expected

text: Not what I expected.


title: Great magazine

text: Enjoying the issues


title: Great Entertainment

text: I purchased these mags for my sister, and she absolutely enjoyed reading them and sharing them with her cousins. Great entertainment.


title: Vision Inc.

text:
"Inc Magazine" is a highly inspirational magazine to own. The stories feature various people that have successful professional lives and carved out their callings. For instance the February 2012 issue contains uplifting stories such as these:
Profile on Vici Beauty School
Profile on Rapper 50 Cent's latest business ventures
Jennifer Hyman: She plays an integral role in the company Rent the Runway (has over 1.5 million customers and sixty-two employees).
"Inc. Magazine" is great for those who love to read inspirational magazines.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine..


title: Five Stars

text: Great


title: Five Stars

text: Best workout magazine


title: Not as good as it use to be

text: I have been a subscriber for years and have found the magazine to be less interesting over time. Too bad because the magazines use to be such an interesting collection of essays.


title: I love it

text: I used to live in Seattle - now in outskirts and its nice to keep in touch with the happenings for when i go visit the 'big city'


title: Filled with many great artists

text: Excellent source for contemporary realism


title: How to's

text: A LOT of ads


title: ms. marty wolf

text: I renewed my Mom's (Mrs. Clinton Monson) annual sub to Good HouseKeeping mag as well as my own (2 year) sub to Good HouseKeeping.  What more do I need to write??


title: Acres USA is the best.

text: Acres USA is the best. Not only do I find interesting and informative articles and read the thing cover to cover every time it comes out, but they provide top-notch service. One of my issues got ripped up in the mail (and the USPS still gave me a ripped up cover just to throw salt in my wound), so I called Acres USA, and they were super nice about it and quick to send a replacement copy. More people should support this magazine and organization. We'll all be better off if you do.


Great publication.  The articles are current, informative, and inclusive of farmers from many backgrounds.  The only complaint I have is of the paper quality, which is newspaper like.  I read in the bath, where it doesn't hold up well.  Of course, this paper was likely chosen for sustainability reasons and I can respect that.


title: great magazine

text: Referred to me by a Californian who has an organic farm business I was skeptical I could find useful articles since I live in the Upper Peninisula of Michigan but...I love this magazine.  It is very informative, covers a wide range of topics including permaculture, organic farming and husbandry, offers many resources and lists interesting seminars in the U.S.  Definitely worth it.


title: No free shirt

text: If you go to the Thrasher site, for USA residents it is the same price but you get a free t shirt


title: Dont buy!!!

text: This subscription seems hairy!!!  I have been getting OXM for years now but when it came time to resubscribe I happened to see this pretty amazing deal.  Only thing is I think the magazine is sent to someone else's house first then its reshipped to me.  The white box used by OXM has never had my name in it which is kinda strange.  But the worst about the subscription is that I know OXM sends out demo disc with every issue well I have never received one!  Leading me to believe that the seller must be taking them out of it before he ships the magazine to me!  Its upsetting!


title: Easy to subscribe at

text: Been reading Stockman for Years.  Easy to subscribe  at Amazon


title: Crochet Today! Is the Best!

text:
Thoroughly love all of the fun articles,instructions and patterns!
In this day of online magazines it is wonderful to see that you can still enjoy a cup of tea while browsing
through my most loved Crochet Today!


title: Crochet Today = Good magazine

text: I subscribed this magazine b/c my daughter starts interested in crochet.  My first issue we received arrived on time and had several good patterns.  However, my daughter will need to learn all of the abbreviations before she can start follow.<br />Overall, good magazine for beginner/intermediate level.


title: Ok, but lots of advertisements

text: I thought the photography in the magazine was good, but there were too many cartoons and advertisements in the magazine.  I got this magazine becasue I was looking for something with lots of animal pictures for my little one.  I am not renewing and will look for something else, like "My Big Backyard"


title: Not what I expected

text: It was not what I expected and I would like to stop my subscription."cruising to me is not buying a boat


title: One of my two favorite magazines

text: Wired is awesome. Lots of fascinating information about technology and more.


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy reading this magazine.


title: Seems like an awful lot of fluff

text: Not impressed with Content


title: Don't fall for this trap!!

text: I bought a wired e-subscription last year to try out. When I bought it, the description said that you'll get both the hard copy and the electronic version, well, the hard copy never came. I bought it because I wanted the hard copies to read on planes when I travel. Since I didn't get the hard copy at all, after my 6 issue trial, I decided not to renew. However, I guess I didn't realize that the magazine just automatically renews and I was charged another $25.00 for an e-subscription. What a hassle having to try to cancel and then get a refund.


title: Not many interesting articles

text: The amount of interesting articles declined. I'd like to see articles on car technology, automation, control, drones, robots, kids teaching technology tools, etc


title: There are NO ads!

text: My granddaughter loves this magazine!  I gave her her first issue and a subscription on her 8th birthday.  She didn't even look at her other presents until she had read the magazine from cover to cover!


title: KMT

text: KMT is the premier magazine for every Egypt "Kemit" enthusiast.  Great articles and beautifully photographed images of the most recent developments in Egyptology. In addition to articles the magazine features special events, museum tours around the world and tours in Egypt. Worth every cent.


title: Great Magazine for the Muscle Car Lover

text: Lots of great pictures and articles in the magazine. Perfect for those who have come down with muscle car fever.


title: Grown out of Magazine.....

text: I'd gotten a subscription for 3 years! I thought the magazine was okay because you only get it once every two months (6 per year) and theres only about 50 pages! But, if you like advice on boys and make-up look at ym, twist or seventeen! This magazine does have great stories, and advice from girls from age 6-13! I think march/April issue is the best because if you like animals pick it up NOW its ALL about animals! I recommend this for ages 6-13 and maybe older than 6 if you need help reading or if you read with your mom this is the magazine for you!


title: It’s worth the money

text: My grandson loves this magazine


title: each magazine is so informative about gardening and love the pictures

text: It is great that there are no ads!!!  ALways look forward to receiving my Garden Gate! It's the best!


title: My 10 year old loves it

text: My 10 year old fish crazed boy loves it.  I'm not sure what his criterion are for a fabulous fishing magazine, but it keeps him occupied for long periods of time. :)


title: Terrible!

text: It took forever to get the first issue and I think I only got 2 of them.  Find somewhere else to get your magazines.  Couldn't be worse.


title: Five Stars

text: Always great!

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title: Never received the issue!

text: Never received it... I had to pick up one at my college book store.  Loved the book as always but... quite dissapointed with the service.  I hope we can get back on track!  As always big fan of the articles and great advice on materials and techniques.


title: Great Articles.

text: Great articles. Great Pictures.


title: Changed format/contents

text: I have always enjoyed every issue of Threads in the past.  The new format / contents does not appeal to me.  Threads is now a beginner sewing magazine like many others on the market.  Thread's was once a great magazine, the only one on the market for the intermediate and advanced sewers.  The projects were wonderful and I and other's I know kept every single issue.  Not now, there isn't really much in Thread's for the wearable art/advanced sewer.  I will really miss the couture finishing techniqes and other articles with new ideas. These articles were much more detailed than any book.  Because of this detail a sewer with some experience could use these articles to become an advanced sewer more quickly than buying many books. I only gave the 2 star's because it is a nice beginner magazine.  If you are new to sewing this is a good magazine, but the more advanced sewer's should pass this one up.


title: Three Stars

text: Good magazine.


title: Scripture comes alive!

text: God is in control of history,and His promise to preserve a remnant is being fulfilled! To God be the glory,


title: Disappointed by comparison

text:
I have subscribed to Wizard magazine for years now, and was hoping for a second comics magazine to read during the month.  While I was looking for something different than Wizard, I was unfortunately unhappy with what I found.

PROS: Comic Buyer's Guide(CBG) does a good job reviewing monthly titles and TPB comics, however not as many as I had hoped. They do not pull any punches with their reviews and they do not appear to be on anyone's payroll when they review a title, which is refreshing.  Wizard Magazine has pretty much dropped the review aspect of comics and even when they did, were not critical enough to get a true read on what their final decision was.  The 2nd PRO I can see is that it has more of a feel of who the comic reader truly is and their articles focus on the hobby which is a good thing, while Wizard ties it self to the industry professionals too much.

CONS: CBG is not a very thick magazine content wise, it is printed in B&W and on newspaper style paper. The writers seem a little too satisfied with themselves and their view points at times. I never understood why the outcasts of everyday society, who have found solace in the comic book realm, feel the need to belittle other people. There is almost no information on pricing of comics from a collector's standpoint. I find this odd as CBG publishes an Annual Price Guide.  Since Overstreet is the standard for price guides, I rather see them publish some pricing monthly, and offer something new.

All and all, I still favor Wizard, even with its faults.  CBG comes off as very amateurish as you are reading through the magazine, like reading page after page of mailbox letters to the editor. The Wizard magazine is slick, with professional layouts and has interesting articles about everything pop culture related, from video games, movies, comics, and more.  Also, Wizard has a serious Marvel slant, while CBG has a DC slant. I am sure both publishers would deny such a claim, but its obvious to the readers.  So if you have a flavor of choice, that may help you in your decision making.


title: The best magazine I have come across

text:
What's bad: Too many adds, HOWEVER, there is always typed in letters at the top or the bottom of the add whether it is an advertisement or a part of the "real" Muscle & Fitness magazine, so they are easy to scan by, if you're not looking to buy something.

What's good: Just about everything else. Not every article is exceptional, but I find that there are always at least 2 or 3 articles that are just that. Just reading about these athletes extraordinary life is rewarding, and the information in the magazine is genuinely beneficial. Currently I am struggling to take in 6 meals a day, and every time I read an article, this or that bodybuilder tells me, that HE only started making serious gains when he got to 6 meals a day. So I keep my head down, and try and stick with it, even when it is hard.

The point is, this magazine is GENUINELY INSPIRING, the information on training (go heavy and maintain tension in the working muscle throughout the motion + squeeze at top) and nutrition (eat many high-quality calories, lots of protein) is ALWAYS dead-on, and when you read about the athletes personal life, there is almost always something inspiring to gain from it (as the magazine has 'solid core values' as a must when choosing athletes for the magazine). For me, it is the perfect magazine, on building muscle, and doing so in a healthy fashion.

I highly recommend picking up a copy somewhere (do read past the adds, some are cleverly camouflaged) and see for yourself.

Sincerely, Jesper Bech, Denmark.


title: Quiltmaker

text: As an intermediate quiltmaker, I found that the patterns were all manageable. There are a lot of patterns for specific themes, but they could be changed to suite. Not a lot of OHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WOWWWWWWWW, but good clear instructions.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoyed reading this magazine.


title: Very pleased.

text: I'm very pleased. I like all the beautiful pictures, and the articles are very informative. I would love to go to a spa for the weekend. It looks very relaxing.  Thank You very much<br />  Tracy Brannan


title: The best way to sharpen your skills

text: I have been sewing for 30 years. I started when I was only eight years old. I thought I knew how to sew. I would see garments in shows and wonder how some people could do such a beautiful job. I finally found the answer! This magazine covers so many topics to really sharpen sewing skills and make projects have that extra special touch. The articals are interesting and the instuctions are clear. Even the ads are helpful to find the hard to get items. I would highly recomend this magazine to anyone that sews.


title: There's something for everyone to learn in each issue.  Great magazine

text:
I used to get this magazine about 10 years ago and loved all the information it had.
Now I'm back sewing and I had to get this magazine again to find all the new tips they give.
Lots of information and ideas in one issue. I can't wait for the next issue.


title: Comment from Down-Under

text: Great magazine with lots of information and ideas.


title: It doesn’t come with any pattern.

text: It does not come with any patterns or instructions. It’s practically useless. It’s more like a advertisement. Waste of money.


title: Better than a mid-night phone call...

text:
I simply love this magazine. Over the years as I have taken on a sewing project. The odd class play costume, pair of curtains or the shirt I wanted. This  Magaizine has always had the best explainations of sewing instructions, plus pictures to go along.
 I have enjoyed their insightful discussions of fabrics as well as all the latest "news" from the wide world of garment making. I apperciate that they are not devoted to making holiday crafts! The world does not need another set of fluff instructions.
 I look foward to the beautiful back page of historical fabric as well every month.
 Its the only magazine of which I have ever collected an entire set of back issues. These I consider a bit of a "Sewing Safty Net"  They are worth their weight in gold.
Some day maybe I'll buy the issues binders.


title: Threads

text: Great sewing magazine frequently hard to locate on magazine racks in stores, if you sew well worth the price, you always learn<br />something


title: Analog SciFi magazine

text: My favorite SF magazine which I usually cannot find at the newsstand so a subscription is the solution to access


title: By far the Best

text: I have been subscribing to Threads for many years and have actively sought the early editions. Yes, the format has changed over the years. They have responded to the new interest in sewing by young women (and men) by offering some of the basics, basics that are helpful to review from time to time.  The advanced content is not offered in any other sewing magazine and is vital for the today's sewer, whether offering new techniques, alternative ways to achieve a goal, or as inspiration. I love, love, love the vintage items on the back cover. I missed them the years they tried new ideas for the back. I have recently purchased the latest version of the collection on DVD for easy search access, but don't plan to get rid of the wonderful papers versions. I have never regretted my subscription and continue to learn and grow in my sewing.


title: prof tailoring

text: This is great if you are looking for high-end professional tailoring and fashion info.<br />For the hobby sewists, not so much.


title: Worth it; pleasure to read

text: I'm fairly new to sewing, but this magazine is very inspiring. They highlight many techniques and patterns that are explained in plain English and offer different links, podcasts, and other info to point you in the direction to further explore the topic. Would recommend.


title: Problem with subscription

text: I am really disappointed, got a gift subscription that doesn't work. I got no access to the archive. The customer service seems not interested. So we have sent now 3 emails  without getting help. I want to enjoy a journal not getting frustrated!!


title: commie

text: If you hate your country an everything it's stands for, get this newspaper trash magazine they fool you with the music/artist covers but inside is just plain hate against our liberties and form of life. this is a libturd, commie, socialist magazine. i also canccelled my subscription. if you are into heavy metal/ hard rock etc. get; revolver or guitar world magazine.


title: St. Anthony Messenger

text:
I started reading this magazine after I moved to America in 2001. The articles, pictures and stories are great.

Thank you to the team of St. Anthony Messenger for a job well done.


title: Not receiving as stated

text: I love the magazine but I have only received 2  so far about a month apart.  I used to get it weekly


title: Great Gaming Mag

text: EGM has satisfied me for over two years.  It's a great magazine filled with reviews, letters, previews, and much more every month.  The people behind the magazine are very well informed in the gaming industry and never let you down.  The only flaw of this magazine is that covers most gaming systems, so if you just want to read about stuff from one console, you'll only have about 30 pages to read (which are riddled with ads).  This magazine is great if you want to hear about everything happening in the gaming industry, but if you have only one system, I would recommend XBM, PSM, or NP.


title: Great train magazine

text: Very nice coverage of classic trains, diesel and steam; beautiful photographs and educational articles on railroad and train history.


title: Not Quite

text: I was looking for more information on improving my bowling game.  And more info on what kind of ball to use.


title: Well written

text: This is a great magazine for people interested in history.  It does a good job putting together a varied collection of topics in each issue.


title: Decibal Rocks!!

text: This is a awesome magazine for learning about the greatest up-and-coming rock bands.  It has great articles and is over-all very, very rad!!  ROCK ON DECIBAL!!!


title: Something doesn't feel quite right...

text:
Last night, I actually bought the latest issue of Relevant at a local book/music store.  I really want to like this magazine, but my mom always told me to listen to that voice inside and something doesn't quite feel right here.  Don't get me wrong, it's refreshing to have a slick, modern, "Christian" magazine with some good articles, but I keep feeling like I am reading the "Christian" version of Slate magazine.  I get the feeling that the theme is "there is good(God) in everyone, and that's enough," and frankly that's a scary theme.  There is a definite social/progressive theme that seems almost political... without coming out and admitting it?

I think its a great question to ask, "What Would Jesus Do?" But I feel like Relevant magazine is telling me What Jesus Would Do with a nod and wink, and a "trust us!"  I'm not so sure I do...


title: Wonderful nooks.

text: We love these book. I buy them for my grandchildren and I love it as well.


title: Five Stars

text: Great info and articles.


title: Two Stars

text: We only received 1 magazine for a subscription.


I love the upscale feel of the new magazine.  It has better pictures and great articles, both touching and i informative.  I enjoyed the old "Dog Fancy," but "Dogster," is the best publication about dogs that I have found in the market now.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!!


title: Can't deal with customers properly & chose psuedoscience over them

text: Putting a well know uneducated fear monger (Food Babe) on the cover and then claiming that everyone that was vocally opposed to it must have been paid to do so, yeah I think not.


title: False advertising

text: I love self magazine and have been subscribing for a while. However, I am disgusted by the false advertising for thr gym bag which I never received.


title: Three Stars

text: Has a hard time retrieving digital copy. Never got gym bag. Helpful information


Although the subscription deal was terrific & I love Self Magazine, I haven't been<br />able to download the August 2014 magazine.


title: Receive a variety of current information in just one magazine!

text:
Ever since I was a young child, I remember my parents subscribing to the STERN magazine, and I am continuing the tradition. Now that I live in the USA, it seems even more important for me to keep up with the current events that are taking place in Germany, as well as learning about the way that they view things that are happening around the globe, and how they view politics in the US.

This magazine provides not only political information, but also covers a variety of current topics that range from entertainment, over science, to history. I especially enjoy the diversity within the magazine, and the open minds with which the reporters approach foreign countries, cultures, and practices. The pictures in this magazine are absolutely stunning, even though the cover pictures are sometimes a little bit too "steamy" for American taste. However, it is always very refreshing to pick up the newest issue each week, and compare it to what the media in the US is providing us with.

Besides my family and friends from Germany, the STERN magazine remains my strongest link to German politics, economy, culture, perspectives, etc.


title: EGM BEST GAME MAG EVER!!

text: EGM is the Best Gaming Mag otu there. It has the best reviews crew there could be, "Shoe" is one of the best on the team, I have had a subscription for about 3 years now and I think it was worth it to get the subscription. You get the Mag before they start to sell it in the stores. Plus each mag comes with either a strategy guide or Posters, ( which I love all the posters that it comes with) or both. You get the most info on upcoming games, and the best reviews. If you want a mag to read this is the one to get.


title: Three Stars

text: too many ads


title: tv novelas

text: I really havent read much but i like the oictures and also i havent recciv<br />ed my magazines so i am nig able to say much


title: Love this magazine

text: Keeps me in touch with my country.  Love the fashion articles and beauty advice, and of course the movie reviews.


title: Two Stars

text: DONT CAN BE USE , IT COMES BROKEN


title: One Star

text: Jokes on you, meats not real. No slaughter houses. Lol ha-ha. Larisa Lawhead


title: Just what my daughter wanted.

text: Serves its purpose.


title: FINALLY A MAGAZINE FOR THE MATURE GENERATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

text: I enjoy this magazine more than "Peoples".  I use to buy it at the checkout counter at my local grocery store, but thought a subscription was better because I found that if I was in a hurry, I would forget to pick a copy up.  The magazine deals with people, places and shows that are bringing back memories of times when I was much younger and would rush home to watch a television show.  I have often wondered what happened to certain actors over the years and now I know.  This is one magazine that is not thrown into the trash, but passed around to my friends to read over and over again.  Thank you for putting out a publication that isn't full of advertisements, pictures of people I don't know and have no interest in reading about.  It is a waste of money to buy something that is full of what articles that only the younger generation is interested in reading.  Finally, a magazine that is directed toward people in their 50's,60's and older.  Thank you.  Ann from Pennsylvania


title: Closer Magazine

text: Enjoy reading all the articles.  Love the variety of puzzles.  Look forward to every new issue.


title: Not recieving

text: I bought this subscription for my mom but she hasn't received a magazine in 3 weeks. Before that she missed 2 more weeks of it. I paid for a year subscription. She should be getting them every week. She loves the magazine.


title: Closer Magazine

text: I enjoy it. The magazine has a vintage feel to it.


title: Why I read this magazine

text: I truly enjoy this magazine. You get a lot of updates of some of my favorite television shows or movies. I find something new to read and some new band to listen to.Thanks to Amazon, I was able to get it for less than the actual magazine was selling a subscription for..1 more year for less how can you beat that?


title: Damn it

text: Bummer I already have motortrend and they're closing this magazine down. Real shame 😥 1 star for breaking my heart


title: Auto end of subscription?

text: I want to know that the subscription ends after 3rd issue


title: It is ok.

text: It is ok for a magazine. Packed with a lot of advertisement and projects are limited. Not a thick magazine so the few projects in it are decent but split up with adds.


title: Never purchased.

text: Worthless rag.


title: Five Stars

text: gust what my wife wanted,thank you.


title: Source of encouragement

text: As an amateur artist, this magazine is a source of encouragement. There is usually one or two articles I find helpful.


title: Five Stars

text: My two boys LOVE Mad magazine!!!


title: Love it

text: The Price is good. I got this for a friend as a gift and decided to renew for the 2nd time..


title: Five Stars

text: I have been reading it for forty years.


title: love this mag

text: i love this magazine because it has so many different articles, recipes, tips, etc...it's informative and entertaining without being trashy or gossipy. i think it appeals to alot of different age groups too. also, hearst publishing is very reliable and delivery has always been good on anything i've ordered through them.


title: cbs soaps  in dapth

text: i like it because i can't watch to much tv. no time but i take this in the tub and read and relax no one can bug me then.


title: Its in the mail

text: I spent so much more just picking this up at the grocery store much better deal to have it mailed to me. I love my Soaps in Depth


title: Informative

text: My Grandson really like reading the articles


title: waste of money to subscribe

text: We have received only 3 issues in the one year since I ordered the subscription. I filed a complaint with the FTC after contacting Mad multiple times and getting no response.


title: Collectible Magazine

text: The cover is a high quality paper, making it more like a paperback novel than a magazine. The cars are beautifully photographed. The history of the cars is given and the pictures are explained as well. This is a magazine that I don't pass on to my friends as I keep these magazines. Every so often, I will look through one in my collection and thoroughly enjoy it like I did the first time I read it. If you love and have an appreciation for cars, this is definitely the magazine for you. I highly recommend it.


title: Grand kids love this!

text: I have been subscribing to 'Chirp' since my granddaughter was 3, she is now 5 and still loves it and now shares it with her sisters.  It is a birthday gift that keeps on giving!


title: Great magazine!

text: I've been getting Ladies Home Journal, for as long as I can remember, and never want to miss an issue!!


title: Air Classics

text: This is a great magazine for the enthusiasts of military aircraft. The magazine covers military history, a/c restoration, museums and various activities. This was a suplement to the old "Wings" and "Airpower" magazines, but with the loss of these two, it covers a great void.


title: horse illustrated

text: great for teen -adult  fast shippping will buy again for other horse lovers  as a gift.great price cant beat it also great pitchers and stories


title: equis

text: great information my daughter and i enjoy it .took a little longer then what was told for delivery but worth the wait.js


title: Equus as needed as an apple-picker for horse owner

text:
Equus magazine provides quality information on horse health plus other equine related topics. I have subscribed for several years and purchased subscriptions for my daughter and a couple of horse owning friends.  Each issue has valuable information.  I file my read issues.

E. Eagly D.V.M.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: best cooking magazine

text: recipes by home cooks for home cooks, easy-to-find ingredients, and simple directions.


Just got my subscription and I'm super excited to read, even if I'm not a "contemporary man" like the description said ;) I'm a female engineering student and was happy to find a great magazine at a low price!


title: So far so good

text: Popular Mechanic has been a good read so far. I haven't found any grammar errors yet. Thumbs up.


title: Very satisfying read, always interesting

text: Moment isn't only a great "Jewish magazine," it's a great magazine! Engaging, thoughtful and thought-provoking, Moment asks important questions about faith and heritage, politics and principles, and creates an environment to consider diverse possible answers. It's a good read -- like all great magazines, it has its own culture and enthused community, and it's satisfying to feel connected to both. You can count on it to be both intellectually vibrant and absolutely relevant to Jewish life today. Love every issue.


title: One of the best African women magazines

text: I've been familiar with Amina for about 20 years now and have never wavered from subscibing to it. Not only does it educate and inform, it also entertains. It brings together women of the African diaspora and has just the most meaningful pieces of information: from the latest African fashions, to health concerns to recipes! It is a wonderful magazine! It's worth knowing French just to read this magazine!


title: You had a highlight/Cover piece on food babe. With ...

text: You had a highlight/Cover piece on food babe.<br />With that said how can anyone take what's in your mag seriously.


title: his favorite magazine!

text: Have been getting this for my brother for years; his favorite magazine!


title: ordering easy

text: Ordering was easy. A bit disappointed that the subscription didn't start for8/10 weeks as it was a Christmas present


title: Never again!!!

text: Horrible!!! More like a brochure!  So hard to cancel!  Not even worth one penny!!!


title: You Need an Overhaul

text: I just spent time attempting to fill out the Swimsuit issue questionnaire.  It would not let me enter word #1 on the 3 Words segment - so all of my time was wasted.  Angry!  I have been an SI subscriber for several  decades and used to read EVERY issue cover to cover.  Now I read about half of the material.  I'd love to have a conversation with your content editor!  Re the questionnaire - I spent most of my career in venues where I would put together evaluation forms for feedback from professionals in my line of work.  If one of my staff had submitted the Swimsuit questionnaire he/she would have been gone the next day.  Options for answers were very limited - usually showing that you are steering to the answer that you want.  SI has really gone down in quality in the last several years.  New Management?  Change of direction to your subscriber base?  Whatever, I am VERY VERY disappointed!<br />Jerry McLaughlin, Savannah, GA. - jermc423@yahoo,com


title: Subscription Expires Sooner

text: Beware now that the frequency of publication is monthly starting Feb 2020 your subscription expiration date has shortened. In my case from May 2022 to September 2021. No recourse other than cancellation.


title: Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine

text: I've read many issues of this magazine. It offers a variety of stories but often tends to go for the lighter, funnier side of science fiction. It makes a good read if you like short stories written in a similar style to Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams or Robert Rankin. Highly recommended!


title: Brides magazine

text: Love the magazine and the price!  Lots of gown pics featured that get you to think outside the box.  My fiance and I are thinking of going for a 20s themed wedding due to the different styles of gowns and tux's. I was stressin about palnning but with the help of the websites recommended and the magazine its kinda fun. Thanks Brides!


title: I love this magazine!

text: Since I got the magazine, I help with many ideas. And its just my first copy too =)


title: Good resource

text: Good value.  Magazine has some good ideas for new brides.  Alot of dress advertisements but some of the articles are good.


title: Too many ads

text: Way too many ads.  I felt that this magazine didn't really have any great articles.  Out of a 1 year subscription I maybe got 3 good and useful articles out of it.


title: Over a month later, still no magazine!

text: My money was taken right away- however it has been over a month and I still haven't recieved a single magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Good


title: Rider mag subscription

text: This magazine is one of my favorites and getting it through Amazon was one of the best things I've done. Renewal is conveniently easy. I recommend this magazine to motorcycle riders interested in the latest and progressive trends in motorcycling. Various technical subjects and rider equipment and safety are professionally covered.


title: Worth turning over for this one

text:
* I buy all the woodturning magazines and feel this is the best one coming out of Europe!
* Most articles provide many pictures to make sure you do it right.
* I read it from cover to cover.

* The price is very high, wish it cost less.