title: Difficulties with Cintinuation

text: Although I'm very glad to have been able to renew my New Yorker subscription on-line, I was not amused subsequently to find in my mail box two copies, again and again, for each of the new months.  I remedied this flaw by calling the New Yorker's customer assistance number, finding the person there intelligent and effective.<br />She arranged to have each of the redundant copies, in effect, added on to the end of my previsiously existing subscription.  So I do believe the system needs a bit of tightening.


title: the best magazine in print

text: the New Yorker is beautifully written, smart and always covers interesting subject matter. it's the one thing i make time for every week.


title: The New Yorker

text: We read EVERY article.  Some we like more than others but all keep us thinking.


title: Three Stars

text: very classic and detail in a good way


title: love the New Yorker and amazon's price is the lowest

text: Long time subscriber to the New Yorker but they upped their price and tried to automatically charge my credit card so I was happy to find it cheaper here on amazon.


title: Better deal if you call the Subscription Office

text: Call the subscription office and you can get a year of the New Yorker for $49! I was told there might be better deals for people who renew, so ask about that too.


title: Five Stars

text: Very comfortable.  Sent wrong color.  Other that that... Great!


title: I fell into the trap, too!

text: Read the very fine print. Charged $106.99 for renewal. Amazon won't help. Trying to get a refund from publisher now. I'll see what happens.


title: Amazon gives great deal on The New Yorker

text:
This is a great magazine.  The variety of topics covered are well researched and well written.
The cartoons alone are worth the price of the magazine. Go ahead and expand your thought processes.
Get a subscription now.


title: Great magazine

text: One of the best magazines I've ever read. So much information it's a joy to read!


title: The best magazine.

text: Always something interesting.  Well written. Appreciate the detail and not having to skip pages to complete an article. Also the "APP" allows me to conveniently retain back issues.


title: gotta have it!!

text: A true classic and the subscription started right away. No one should ever be too far from a Roz Chast cartoon


title: Five Stars

text: LOVE this magazine!  Thanks for the great opportunity to ;purchase it at an Amazon price.


title: the new yorker

text: great articles albeit they are too lengthy...could cut them by a third and provide another good article


title: App for Android...specifically samsung note tablet

text: I can't find an app that looks like it is compatible with android tablets. Anybody know where I can get new yorker app for android tablet?


title: Four Stars

text: Enjoy reading it very much. Have been reading it for several years.


title: relevant

text: in a world where hype and superficial journalism has reached new dimensions, the new yorker is an amazing world in itself. there goes rarely an article left unread by the time a new issue arrives, the lure of many worlds to explore and promise to really learn about life as it is now. most of all, it's definitely worth the time.


title: Still a great read

text: Despite the fulmination here about liberal bias, in fact the New Yorker's 'editorials' *supported* the Iraq war.  Like many observers on both sides of the ideological divide, they *now* question some of the justifications offered by the government, and the way it has been handling the country's pacification.<br />There's usually at least one fascinating article per issue (in the most recent Humor issue, I really enjoyed the article on Hallmark card writers, and the profile of 'Boondocks' cartoonist Aaron Mcgruder ) and I can always count on a good laugh from Anthony Lane's movie reviews. If they could lure Hitchens and Wolcott away from Vanity Fair it would be a perfect read.


title: The only thing this paper is used for is TP.

text: Always has and always will be a crap magazine.


title: The Magazine to Impress Others that You'll Actually Like

text:
I have been subscribing to the New Yorker for five years now, and it has been a very enlightening experience.  The New Yorker does its part in covering big news stories, but it's not really a news magazine.  The perspectives are unique (and admittedly lean to the left), and the kind you're not likely to get elsewhere.  The authors use the first person because they tend to be part of the stories they're covering.  Take Jon Lee Anderson, probably the most credible reporter covering the Middle East today.  His "Letters From" various cities involve accounts of his meetings with locals and leaders.

Other segments are more like NPR stories--unique perspectives on largely uncovered topics that aren't time-sensitive.  You'll get in-depth looks into developments in medicine, law, architecture, etc., that otherwise wouldn't get on your radar unless you were in that profession.  And, the writers incorporate the "larger questions" in stories focused on recent events.  Like Malcolm Gladwell's recent account of a playwright who plagiarized material from a former article written by him.  He parlayed his personal struggle into a good summary of legal and ethical positions on the use or development of one person's idea by another.

I have grown to look forward to reading the Fiction selection each week.  Sometimes I don't like the piece, but I enjoy getting the chance to read writers that I normally wouldn't and those that I normally would.

Additionally, the magazine has added more dedicated issues--most recently the "Food" issue, in addition to standbys like the "Style" and "Fiction" issues.  I loved the "Food" issue, especially one writer's account of the search for truly authentic pasta that involved a work night in Mario Batali's kitchen and a trip to Italy.

I enjoy the balance of hard news, balanced interest stories, and arts that the New Yorker provides.  I began my subscription to get a different perspective than what I got from local Southern news, and I keep it for the same reasons and many more.


title: The Best!

text: This is the only magazine I read from cover to cover. Each issue usually contains a longish article (12-20 pages); there's no way to predict what it will be about, but you can expect it to be interesting and well-written. Many times, these articles are by hot writers with a new book out or forthcoming. Each issue also has a short story, a few poems, several shorter articles, and humorous items. The book, dance, music, art, and film reviews are good reading. Usually, one of the reviews is an in-depth look at an author or artist, a comparison of recent books on a similar topic, etc.<br />Try it, and try reading even the articles that are outside your usual interests. You'll be surprised at how much you'll enjoy it.


title: Automatic renenewal to subscription.

text: As others have said, make sure to read the print located down the page. I ordered 12 issues. They renewed me for 47 issues at $106 after the initial set of magazines I ordered for a friend ran out. I should have read in the details below, but there was no indication this was a subscription in the main window where you place the order.


title: A lost friend

text: I forgot how superb the New Yorker is.  Depth like no other weekly.  Can copy any article ever printed (tho not easily)


title: almost free is good

text: very good photos- limited content spread over huge variety of sports.  Shows difficulty print has in focusing content.  Where do you go after reading the one article on baseball?


title: Part of my essential reading

text: Always some great articles.  I read from cover to the last page.  Every issue has at least two articles that are superb.


title: over 60 years of the new yorker

text: I have been subscribing to the New Yorker for more than 60 years.  Why stop now?  It is excellent.


title: DO NOT Subscribe To the New Yorker via a "Deal"- You Will Be Haunted Forever

text: Apparently somewhere along the way (long enough ago that I no longer directly recall) I accepted an "Introductory Offer" to a New Yorker subscription. Now I cannot get rid of them, and I don't read enough articles to justify almost $100 a year. DO NOT accept their introductory deal!!!


It was a fine magazine, except coming every week, just did not have the time to read it as I have other things to read


title: short fiction, movie reviews, and current events

text: The writing is top-notch across the board.  The short fiction that is included each week is a gold mine for discovering up and coming writers as well as seeing the latest from very established writers.  The movie reviews are very intelligent and funny if a little on the high brow side.  The talk of the town section at the beginning is a good synopsis of the week's events.  The cartoons throughout are very funny as well.


title: Great reading.

text: I never could afford the New Yorker,,,so this was a great deal.


title: Four Stars

text: After all these years still my favored read


title: useful, and inspiring

text: Of all the business magazines Inc. remains a rare one that is readable, useful, and inspiring.


title: Yes, the New Yorker

text: If only I had time to read this magazine the way I did ten years ago, savoring every paragraph.  The issue about the events of September 11, 2001, that befell New York was without a doubt the most splendid writing on the tragedy anywhere.  David Denby is the only film critic writing today who I trust, and the sports, architecture, and art writing are equally brilliant.  Nobody needs to know what I say; this magazine speaks for itself.  There are also some great books about the fine history of this excellent publication, the best one by Brendan Gill - "Here At the New Yorker."


title: Receiving now!

text: Receiving regularly now.


title: Totally satisfied!

text: Timely and regular.


title: People who read the New Yorker

text:
People who read the New Yorker like to write.  I read the New Yorker, and so I'm taking the time to write this review.
Why am I doing this?  Do I really expect to make a difference in someone's buying habits?  Do I think that giving free advertising to a product, no matter how loyal I am to it, is a good thing?
No.  I'm basically doing it so people will read the words I write.  If you understand this sentiment and don't already read the New Yorker, it's really time that you started.  All any reviewer of the New Yorker anywhere will do is share their experiences and love affairs with the magazine with anyone who will take the time to read what they wrote.  Now you don't have to, cause I summarized them all, so stop reading reviews and start reading stuff by much better writers--the writers you'll find in the New Yorker.


title: Bad

text: Real Bad


title: Best magazine for long bus rides

text: Love reading the stories and the different points of view.


title: Beautiful fantasy homes to dream of.

text: I enjoy looking,  reading,  and dreaming about homes I would love to visit.


title: Hours of Reading pleasure

text: This was a gift for my husband who was a subscriber for years but had let his subscription lapse. It is the only magazine he'll read and it gives him hours of pleasure.  It is an excellent choice for the intelligent, discerning reader. Love the cartoons!


title: Bias abounds, yet a good read

text:
As another reviewer recently said, the bias is indeed laughable...unless I suppose you share the viewpoints of the very liberal editors.  Reading the front matter of the current issue, which contains short snippets of current affairs editorials and such, I was easily able to refute every point the author was trying to make. It is the same hyper-liberal sludge that is so far to the left that is easily passes for a joke.

Otherwise, despite the bias that may permeate the magazine, the main articles are lengthy, very well written, often unique and interesting, and intellectually satisfying.

While some viewpoints are amusingly bias to the sensible reader, the rest passes for excellent journalism.


title: Excellent, but "real" news?

text: I have enjoyed receiving World magazine the past few years.  It has interesting stories and excellent editorials. However, I have stopped reading as of late, since I get much better news coverage from my daily newspapers. World magazine is not so much a weekly news publication as it is a "cultural news" publication, such as a recent cover story on Pat Robertson, movie, book, and music reviews, usually a story about some person or group that is doing good things, and some small snippets of news.  While I wouldn't subscribe to US News and World Report, Newsweek, or Time, I also wouldn't put this magazine in the same category.  It is world happenings and culture stuff from a Christian worldview, but don't expect to be updated each week on the latest and greatest news by something other than a small paragraph.  Otherwise, it makes for nice bedtime reading.


title: CHECK YOUR AUTORENEW SETTINGS

text: I did a $5 subscription on Amazon to try it out and the auto renewed me for a HUNDRED DOLLARS without telling me first. Stupid, will never buy again.


title: Just don't have time to read it.

text: Just  don't  have time to read it.


title: Very enjoyable

text: I sent my Dad a subscription of the magazine and he really enjoys it! He's been reading it now for four years.


title: GREAT MAGAZINE...COLLECTORS ITEMS

text: I haven't received the magazine yet....however, I have been a subscriber to this magazine for 4 years....If you enjoy Midcentury Modern type homes....furniture...anto other great stuff...this is the magazine....I love mine so much that I don't allow anyone to look at them unless I'm with them...Don't want to bend a corner....That's how much I enjoy!!!!!


title: Kids love this magazine

text: Little ones in my family enjoy receiving mail and love this magazine.


title: Nice read, but...

text: I used to buy Glamour when it looked interesting and decided to subscribe to it now in order to save money. I ordered it in mid November and just received the first issue today. What really irritates me is that I received the December issue today- although the January issue is already in stores (and I had already bought the December issue). So although I like the magazine, the subscription is off to a bad start...


title: Requested Review of Veranda Subscription

text:
Hello Amazon -

I am well aware of Veranda and enjoy the publication as I have purchased it many times off the shelf.  Therefore I rate the item 5 stars.  I expect I will enjoy it more WHEN MY SUBSCRIPTION FINALLY STARTS.

After I had subscribed to this and other publications through Amazon, I saw one of them cheaper within the week and called customer service to request the cheaper subscription rate.  Was told no.  Additionally other items ordered with free shipping advertised were later charged a shipping fee.  What's up with this?

My requests for information from Amazon's customer service did not provide ANY USEFUL updates to my query of Where's my Stuff.

I will keep this in mind when tempted to order subscriptions through Amazon in the future.

This is my first experience with being disappointed with Amazon.  I rate this experience 0 stars.

Regards,

Wanda Coleman


title: Five Stars

text: Yes


title: Nice Mag, Irritating policy

text: I really like the quality of this magazine, or I wouldn't have subscribed.<br />It is irritating, however, when the first two issues you receive arrive on the same day, and both are ones you've already purchased at the newstand. I mean really. Why would you send out the previous month's issue?


title: A Pleasure.

text: A magazine that is a pleasure because of its discriminating level of taste, beautiful presentation and its informative,conversational style and well- written features.


title: Nice ideias!

text: To have sugestions to my own home.


title: A wonderful design magazine. If only there were more issues per year.

text: Great content and beautiful interiors.


title: Best Deal for Veranda

text: Best price for Veranda.  The magazine it self is the best and fuels your mind for other designs and possibillities


title: not come

text: only 1 magazine came.<br />What happen other 5?


title: ... AS I TURNED EACH PAGE TO VIEW ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES. I THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE A STROKE ...

text:
I JUST BOUGHT THIS NEW EDITION OF VERANDA AND WAS SO PLEASANTLY SURPRISED AS I TURNED EACH PAGE TO VIEW ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMES.  I THOUGHT I WOULD HAVE A STROKE BY THE TIME I GOT TO CHARLOTTE MOSS'S BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME.  IT IS SO GOOD TO SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS!  I AM SO SICK OF THE MODERN/CONTEMPORARY LINEAR ROOMS WITH NO COLOR - THEY ARE SO COLD AND THEY LITERALLY ALL LOOK THE SAME.
I DID NOTICE VERANDA HAS A NEW EDITOR - I AM HOPING THAT IS GOOD NEWS AND THIS EDITION IS ONE OF MANY MORE EDITIONS TO COME WITH BEAUTIFUL ROOMS FULL OF WARMTH AND CHARACTER, COLOR AND BEAUTIFUL TEXTILES AND PATTERNS.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!


title: Veranda Renewal

text:
I love this magazine!

I enjoyed the ease of ordering and the availability of tracking my subscription online.  The price was great.


title: veranda

text: enjoy seeing beautiful ideas


title: Stunning!

text: The most beautiful shelter magazine today!  Every issue has been thrilling.  I read it cover to cover and then pass it on.


title: The item is great I like it a lot

text: The item is great I like it a lot


title: Real Depth of skill

text: I LIKES THE  ART COLLECTIER MAGAZINE BETTER BECAUSE THE WORK IS SO  EXCELLENT.


title: Happy with Magazine

text: Excited to have received June’s edition sooner than expected


title: Stick to design

text: Because of the current article in the most recent edition of the magazine, I have received unkind comments concerning my family home. I will never renew my subscription again.

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title: Beautiful illustration

text: Beautiful decor, always motivifies me to redecorate my home, always look forward  for new issue


title: DO NOT GET VERANDA. They will send you fake ...

text: DO NOT GET VERANDA.  They will send you fake invoices with threats to pay even if you are paid up for years in advance.


title: Only received part of subscription

text: Loved this magazine, at least the first two issues anyway. Then they stopped coming. Then 8 months later I received an automatic renewal notice for another year, so I cancelled. Don’t have time to deal with this.


title: Only received 3 of 6 magazines on my order.

text: Did not receive all of my 6 magazines.  Only received 3 of 6.


title: HORRIBLE !! Customer Service!!

text: I received an offer in the mail about the first week of September-Renew for 1 year at $19.98-get two Free one year gift subscriptions. My check cleared  Sept. 9, 2020-none of my gift recipients have received their subscriptions and I have been trying for about two weeks Faxing, E-Mailing copies of cancelled check, original order form, copies of back and forth e-mails etc., etc. All to NO AVAIL! You can't talk to anyone in person to get this resolved-William Randolph Hearst would have a fit! Will NEVER do business with Verandah again-Buyer Beware!!


title: subs

text: great stuff , alwys loaded with stuff to spruce up the place like the old gal likes it , .


title: Kindle edition.

text: Like this mag, love I can have it sent to my kindle too.


title: Five Stars

text: Gorgeous magazine.


title: Love it!

text: Love this magazine! A friend told me about it and I love it. More like the way I want my house to look.


title: MY FAVORITE MAGAZINE!

text: I CAN DO WITHOUT A LOT OF MAGAZINES BUT THIS ONE IS A MUST HAVE. I GIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THIS MAGAZINE EVERY YEAR TO MY BEST FRIENDS.


title: NICE!

text: MY BROTHER IS AN ARCHITECT & LOVES THIS MAGAZINE-GREAT INSPIRATION FOR HIM IN HIS WORK! MAKES A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT!


title: Everything I expected

text: I picked up this magazine at a store rack and thought it was interesting. The little cards stuffed inside had a price that was more than a bit dear, so I let it go.  Then I got an e-mail with a far better offer.  Sold. Now I get it at home and at a bargain. What's not to like?


title: no issue received

text: We have a major problem here. No issue of Veranda magazine has arrived. It is January 30. I was told that an issue would arrive by now. Am I in the works to receive Veranda, or has my subscription fallen through the cracks? The person who was given this subscription as a Christmas present wonders if she will ever receive the magazine.


title: Good decor inspiration

text: If you are looking for some classic decor ideas, this is helpful. A lot of the picture stories are higher end, some were not applicable for me, but one can dream.  I like more whimsical and out there ideas for home, but this was a good balance between classic and contemporary. A great gift for a friend that just bought a house or thinking of renovating!


title: Subscription was never fulfilled.

text: The recipient of this gift subscription did not receive any of the issues.  Emailed customer service and the problem was still not corrected.  Veranda was my favorite magazine; however, I will not attempt to order this subscription again.


title: Three Stars

text: A bit upscale for my budget.


title: good stuff

text: I'm an interior designer and keep this magazine on hand to pull idea sheets for my customers.The photos are beautiful and the design is traditional with a twist.


title: Great magazine/not great service

text: I had the same experience as PF Anderson, I love this publication and can’t find it at any bookstores, or grocery stores anymore. I also ordered a subscription and did not receive the magazine. This is the best gluten-feee/allergy food publication with very helpful substitutions, if you can find it.


title: Hopefully it will be the same great, wholesome magazine that it was when I bought ...

text: I bought the magazine for my granddaughter.Hopefully it will be the same great, wholesome magazine that it was when I bought it for myself.Here is to hope !!!!!


title: Was a gift for my son, he loves it.

text: My son is a wine connoisseur and he loves it. I may renew his subscription.


title: One Star

text: I've received one issue


title: Way too liberal and advanced for my sweet, smart 11 yr old daughter

text: First of all it took over three months to get the first issue. It FINALLY came and the topic was GAY marriage....omg. That is bizarre, unnecessary and down right left wing for this conservative household. maybe if she was 16. Absolutely the wrong magazine for her and way too much money per issue!


title: Useless

text: There wasn't anything in this magazine


title: Great magazine

text: Look forward to this magazine!


title: Getting Back To Real Life

text: I liked everything about the magazine!


title: Small publication

text: Small publication


title: Great magazine

text: I have always liked country woman. It is a great magazine. It has a little of everything in it. Thanks


title: There is nothing in it. Don't buy

text: Not good


title: Use to get years back. Not the same.

text: Not the same


title: They don't have to be seventeen...

text: I purchased this magazine for my thirteen year old grandchild. I did not want the usual "tween" magazine who's main focus was on fashion, or  celebrities behaving badly. I read Seventeen when I was a teen,many years ago, and it has only gotten better through the years.  Her first issue got my grandchild talking over some important articles she had read with her mom, without the embarrassment and difficulty that usually occurs when teens and parents talk. The articles really relate to today's teens,and provide positive role models, something that is really needed for young girls in this day and age.


title: It has been 5 months since I subscribed and I've still never received a single issue

text:
Can't speak to the quality of the magazine, I subscribed 5 months ago and I still have yet to see a single issue.  My credit card was already charged for the subscription, Order status just says "sorry for the delay" that is all.  I've submitted a complaint/inquiry twice now with no response from either the publisher or Amazon.

Don't understand how there could be supply chain issues with this, it is a darn magazine,  either they are printing them or they aren't.


title: Better than I thought it would be

text: I like the review on newer vehicles


title: Hot Rod Rules The Road!!

text: This is the best car magazine in the universe for all you gear heads out there. As the name implies, it is strictly about hot rods: big blocks, big tires, big smoke--you get the picture. You can learn how to get rid of the rust on your car and find the best place to get parts for your '69 Sting Ray and find out about the new Z06's. I am car-tarded, my husband is the mechanic. He runs an auto shop and he actually refers to this magazine in his line of work. However, I've actually *learned* something from this magazine and I can actually talk shop with the boys! It's a great entertainment and learning tool regardless of the reason why you read it--to learn about the brand new Camaro coming out and different car reviews. BUY THIS MAGAZINE!!!


title: Love this magazine

text: 2 thumbs up


title: Very Helpful

text: Been reading this book since  was small


title: Where is it???

text:
I have not get the first one yet.

How can i review???


title: Import cars are not Hot Rods!

text: I was a subscriber to Car Craft and Super Chevy print magazines. I wish Motor Trend Group would bring back these two magazines in print and the other cancelled print magazines. I will never subscribe to digital only subsriptions. I want the real magazines in hand and free up some time from electronic devices. Also, imports and trucks should not be in Hot Rod magazine in my opinion.<br />..


title: Good deal

text: Good deal


title: A Magazine for Kids Not For Professionals

text: Purchased a digital subscription and regret it.  A magazine for kids who like to look at pretty pictures. Unfortunately 95 percent fluff.  Very little solid info.  Lacking instructive content, but often has pretty photos of cars and of pretty girls, if that is what you like.  Mostly advertising, I wouldn't wast the money on it again.


title: One Star

text: TO MUCH ADVERTISEMENT.WILL NOT PURCHASE AGAIN


title: Maybe quick, but not for a new quilter

text: I am new to quilting, and am trying to help my church make quilts for charity.  Working full time, I thought this might be a great help.  Maybe these are quick quilts for those with a lot of experience, but it's not quick for my purposes.  It may have also been my mistake by equating "quick" to "easy".


title: Five Stars

text: Very good!


title: Didn’t receive all issues

text: Only received 1 or 2 issues


title: Didn’t receive all issues

text: Only received a few issues


title: Didn’t receive all issues

text: Only received 2 issues


title: Didn’t receive most of the magazines

text: Only received 1 or 2 issues


title: didnt receive all of the issues

text: Only received 1 or 2 issues


My husband and I recently purchased property in the Adirondacks.  We received our first magazine yesterday, we enjoyed the articles and advertising in the publication.  We look forward to doing business and enjoying the activities in The Adirondacks!


title: Five Stars

text: Everything worked just fine.  No inconvenience, no difficulty.


title: The only choice really

text: No other outdoor magazine comes close to Backpacker to answer the questions of where to go and what to take. There are more destination suggestions in a year than one could ever visit in a lifetime, all with accompanying directions, notes, climate, visitation levels, etc.<br />When it comes to gear, the editors work hard to keep quality AND cost in mind and are careful to test less-well-known, but worthy brands. This is a departure from other outdoors mags that seem to sell recommendations to high retail price manufacturers. Backpacker even did a review of the gear available in large discount stores


title: Thin magazine.

text: I expected to have a thicker magazine. When i got the magazine i couldn't believe how thin it was. and of course it had advertisements throughout. And i thought there was going to be more recipes that are for people with food allergies. Not impressed.


title: VERY GOOD CHRISTIAN MAZAZINE

text: Years ago my Mom used to receive this magazine and then share it with me.  Since she passed away in 2012 I decided it was time for me to have the magazine sent to me.  Love this magazine.


title: Four Stars

text: Took forever to get first issue but great magazine


title: Great gift!

text: Kid loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Love my vogue, can't beat the price. Again, thank you.


title: Pictures are better than words

text: I bought the magazine and it comes in time.The problem is that it has no heart.Previews are way to long and It gets hard to read it.It has great info but its all big.The reviews are sometimes off since one person gives a C and another gives a A.I am tired and bored of there magazine and skipped to read one.Its goog info but to long.Better of looking in the Internet than getting unreadable stuff.


title: Five Stars

text: ENJOYED IT A LOT


Pseudoscience at its best. If you enjoy reading grocery store gossip magazines, this "literature" is right up your ally!<br />Sharing misinformation about vaccinations, GMOs, and the toxicity of chemicals to people they know are too stupid to do the research and figure out the truth for themselves.


title: Life Changing....

text: This magazine has become my favorite tool for my spiritual awakening.  The articles are articulate, heart-felt, and easy to understand.  Since they only have four issues a year, you have time to reflect upon each article and get the most from the writer.  It also gives me time to read over several times and keep finding new things.  I have found so much joy in this subscription and now family members are reading, too.  This makes for positive conversation at family dinners.  There is no political agenda and the magazine speaks of science as well as spirituality, which I think is important.  I will be subscribing as long as they keep writing.  Namaste.


title: Five Stars

text: The best ski mag every year


title: New Reader = Happy Camper

text: I bought my first issue of Romantic Home today and paged every page while relaxing at the end of a busy day. Wow--this will definitely be my new subscription after I cancel those with (literally) tens of pages of ads for ailments that have no place in a beautiful, romantic magazine. Instead, the few ads in RH show how to find more beautiful items or services appealing to my personal style and interest in unique treasures. This issue, November 2013, offers no fewer than 132 PAGES of styles for the holiday season. What is not to like? I'm hooked!


title: A Great Transitional Tool to Use.

text: I started reading this publication during my adolescent years and, as an adult, still find it relevant to the minds; hearts; and souls of Black females that are growing up in the 21st century.  I strongly recommend purchasing a subscription for teen-aged females as it a great transitional tool to use when assisting your child with the adaption of womanhood-as I have with my daughter.


title: Not for young girls

text: I subscribed to this magazine, sight unseen, for my daughter who will be ten soon, thinking it would be a safe alternative to the teen magazines.  Big mistake!  I thought it was aimed at the "Tween" crowd.  But with the advice column letter from a girl asking whether she should lose her virginity to her boyfriend before her family moves away I see I was very wrong.  The editors need to figure out once and for all who their target market is.  All of the articles on boys are way too much for 4th and 5th graders, and from the comments I have seen from older girls, they think the magazine is lame and for younger girls.


title: Received VERY quickly!

text: I was surprised (but happy) to receive this magazine so quickly! Of the three I've ordered on here, Marie Claire is the only one that has already arrived. I received it about two weeks after placing the order. Love this magazine!


title: Excellent and informative magazine

text: A worthwhile magazine for those who are gluten-free or have major dietary restrictions. A nice balance of informative articles, quick tips and interesting recipes


title: Four Stars

text: Great price


title: A Fine Jazz Periodical

text: I recently subscribed to JazzTimes. I had visited their website regularly, and I decided to receive the hard copy magazine. I like their mix of coverage  of the established stars and the up-and-comers. They have some great contributors (Nat Hentoff, Gary Giddins). I like their wide-ranging disc review section. There is so little Jazz on the radio now - we need to find the new Jazz grooves through the Internet and magazines like JazzTimes.

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title: Vanity Fair subscription

text: I have loved the magazine for years and decided it would be smarter to subscribe. The first issue came a month earlier than I expected in perfect condition. This was a wonderful buying experience.


title: go to website

text: go to the ohio game a fish website and it is cheaper


title: a must have for gamers

text: great so you can see what new games are coming out and a great price


title: Took five months to deliver

text: I excitedly ordered this as a birthday gift for my sister in April 2020, with expected delivery in July. First issue received in September - five months later, with no response to my inquiry. I can't speak to the quality of the magazine, but very disappointed in delivery of this expensive subscription.


title: Four Stars

text: great


title: Awesome!

text: Way better than the TV guide. I will keep ordering.


title: Worth the Price

text: I bought this as a gift for my 3 year old nephew.  He loves it and is very excited that it comes in the mail for him.  It has a lot of great content.  It's worth the high price for any young Thomas fan.


title: A treasure to keep

text: I hope this magazine hasn't changed from when I got it as a child 20 years or so ago, because I dearly loved it then.  It's not so much a magazine, with different articles and recurring features, as a vividly illustrated report on a different group of animals each month. (I wore out the binding on my "Alligators and Crocodiles" issue.) The beautiful drawings are both fun to look at and packed with information -- when I was taking biology courses in college I realized my old Zoobooks spreads of, say, "all the parrots of the world" had given me an intuitive grasp of comparative adaptation without my realizing I was learning anything.  Be warned -- if you get this for your child, you may have to listen to all of the things she has learned about monkeys for months at a time!


title: Like New York Magazine, not the New Yorker

text:
Like so many magazines that have decided to pursue the relatively affluent core of their subscription, Chicago magazine is great if you want to read a magazine to figure out what to buy.  It's got lots of articles that are relevant to you if you're upwardly mobile, either live in the suburbs or have a car to get there, and are interested in the latest trends in entertainment and shopping.

That said, it's just not what I look for in a magazine.  I've read many issues and while the writing is pretty good, I've never found an article that I thought was worth saving, or even much that told me something I didn't know about Chicago, and I've only lived here a few years.  Don't be fooled by the title -- this magazine is fine for what it is, but it doesn't even come close to covering Chicago.


title: It keeps one up on and filled with The Word!

text: The Magnificat is a must for every Christian!


title: The BEST Photo Mag

text:
I have a subscription to Popular Photography and get a few other magazines every once in a while but Photography Monthly is by FAR the best one out of the bunch! I have to go downtown to get this magazine but I will make excuses a couple times a month just to go see if its at the bookstore!

This magazine doesn't have the 30-40 pages of garbage adds at the end, its nice and BIG with full color spreads of photo's... good how-to's with photoshop, good reviews on lenses... even non-canon/nikon lenses (hard to find in Pop Photo)... an all around AWESOME magazine! HIGHLY recommend!


title: Marie Claire Idees

text: I have not received this as yet, but consider it to be the best of the best.


title: a worthwhile purchase

text: useful, practical guide for commonly encountered issues in retirement.  well written, concise and to the point.<br />highly recommended.  a good purchase


title: Super magazine!

text: Love this magazine!


title: Good reading material

text: Interesting articles


title: The art has changed

text: We first ordered Hello for my older daughter, now 5.  We loved every story mostly because of the beautiful artwork.  Much of the artwork was hand drawn.  Sadly, now, we have ordered the magazine for my 1 year old, and our last three issues have been entirely computer generated art.  There's nothing wrong with computer generated art, but the magazine lost much of it's warmth.  And my kids notice a difference too.  My 1 year old prefers the old editions that used to belong to her sister!  If this matters to you, I'll say that Babybug--which also uses computer generated art--still has uch more hand drawn pictures inside.


title: Love me some Doctor Who!

text: What could be better than a magazine about The Doctor? And it's delivered to my house? Yes, please! Always a great read.


title: Woke garbage

text: Woke garbage at it's finest. An unreadable mag about the most unwatchable, woke, cringy eye sores on  screen.


title: never received any subscription

text: i never received my first issue of my subscription. i paid this last february 2011 and now its already almost june 2011 :(


title: Changed address and no way to stop orders!!!!!!

text: This magazine company is awful! I changed my address and they keep charging me for magazines I don’t even get! There is no way to stop it, and they won’t let me change my address!


title: Forget Giving as a Gift

text: I ordered a gift subscription in July for a friend whose birthday was in September.  Her birthday came and went and no magazine.  I contacted Shape and was told that her first issue would be in FEBRUARY 2014!!!  That's at least SIX MONTHS after they received my money.  Their email said that all orders after a "certain date" would not begin until February unless otherwise requested at the time of the order.  So I went back to the order page to see where I missed the spot to request this.  There isn't any.  I wrote customer service back told them their website didn't have this option and I was requesting the gift start the next issue and got no reply.  I contacted the Better Business Bureau of NYC with my complaint.  The publisher of Shape never even replied to the Better Business Bureau.  Then, magically, my girlfriend received her first issue.  Be WARNED.  Once they get your money, they do whatever they want and do not reply to anyone.


title: People en español

text: Love this magazine 🥰


title: If you want them in them in the month they are set to be delivered you will be deeply disappointed

text: These magazines have not been on time even once since I purchased them


title: People en espanol

text: No gift notice has been sent to intended recipient.  Don't know that order has gone through.  A good price is no bargain if the gift doesn't arrive.


title: Awesome !!

text: Wonderful subsrlcription... on time and I love it! 💘


title: What happened to the rest of my magazines. Disappointed

text: I purchased this subscription as a gift for my grandfather for christmas. I have only received the first magazine which took a few weeks to arrive. Not sure what I can do to find out what happened to the rest.


title: A++++

text: A++++++


title: Aprender entonces leer

text:
I must admit that I got hooked on this magazine after seeing a tiny picture of Juanes on the cover.  I love his music and I wanted to know more about his life.  My subscription started too late for his famous cover shot! ¡Que lastima!  I missed several issues because they were sold out at the hispanic tiendas.

If you are learning español and you don't bother to learn the pop culture(s) of modern day Latin America you are not making the grade! In the office, our hispanic customers appreciate my interest in the popular entertainers from their countries. Textbooks have gotten better, but People En Español is always current. The grammar, vocabulary and reading practice will greatly improve your comprehension and you'll actually do it because it is fun and interesting.

I only have one minor complaint. I wish the Disfrútalo section would cover more films made by Spanish directors and featuring Spanish actors.  Award-winning and nominated films made in Spanish aren't covered often enough and with enough depth.  I would have loved to have seen a feature article on The Sea Inside or Maria Full of Grace.


title: It’s written in English!

text: Complete waste of money. I bought this for my grandmother who is primarily Spanish speaking & every magazine she received was in English.


title: No vuelvo acomprar revistas pues no me llegaron a mi domicilio nunca

text: Este producto jamás me llego .ami domicilio muy inconforme perdí mi dinero en esta compra


title: to complicated

text: I paid my subscription in April; we are July and I still do not have the magazine.  Every time I try to read the magazine they want to charge me for he magazine ($2.99).  I am going to try one more time.


title: Good

text: Good


title: Bad distribution system

text: I paid one month ago for my subscription and until now I haven't received any issue.<br />About the magazine I don't have anything to say, only about the distribution process


title: i love this magazine

text:
The pages are more colorful and there are quizzes and other puzzles, as well as informative articles that are not the typical fluff of this magazine's english counterpart. It introduced me to a different culture as well.

I also love the book SEX AND THE PERFECT LOVER BY MABEL IAM IT IS MY SEX BIBLE.


title: Filling the gap in advertising movies and shows

text: Regular delivery, affordable price, great content.


title: Just a joke

text: Started with a six month subscription to see how things went before signing up for a longer subscription. In six months I received ONE magazine. Just not even worth the effort.


title: amazing book

text:
The aim of Oil, Gas, Coal and Electricity Quarterly Statistics is to provide rapid, accurate and detailed statistics on production, supply and demand and trade of the major energy forms mainly in, but not limited to, the OECD area. The information con-tained in this publication consists of:
Oil
- Production of crude oil and NGL for the major producers in the world.
-  Refinery balances for crude oil, NGL, refinery feedstocks, and total (including inputs of origin other than crude oil and NGL).
-  Complete product balances of production, trade, refinery intake and output, final consumption, stock levels and changes.
-  Crude oil, NGL and refinery feedstocks imports from 47 origins and exports to 24 destinations.
-  Trade data for main product groups, LPG and naphtha; imports from 44 origins and exports to 30 destinations.
Natural Gas
-  Balances of supply and consumption of OECD Member countries.
-  Imports from 28 origins and exports to 20
destinations.
Coal
-  World hard coal and brown coal production.
-  World steam coal and coking coal trade.
-  Coking coal and steam coal imports and exports for major OECD countries.
Electricity
-  Electricity production, trade and (apparent) con-sumption in OECD Member countries.


title: great travel magazine

text: this is a great travel magazine - wonderful pictures and stories.  it is also much cheaper than the equally wonderful travel+leisure, so that makes conde nast traveler a better deal.  be aware though, the items in this magazine are not very cheap, unfortunately.  go with another magazine (arthur frommer's budget travel) if you want to find travel baragains.


title: GRANDTWINS LOVE THIS!

text:
I first bought this magazine for the twins when they were 5 years old!  They are now 7 and still love this magazine!  They like it so much, they took  it to school for Show and Tell.  I'm told that all the children in the class loved and wanted this  magazine!

This is definitely worth the money if you have young kids in your life!


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine!


title: Great magazine!

text: I Love this magazine. It has a lot of valuable information and great articles. You won't be disappointed.Worth the purchase.


title: Four Stars

text: My grandson has enjoyed it very much.


title: A Fantasic Magazine About Scotland!

text: My family loves this magazine.  If you love Scotland, you will greatly enjoy reading this mag cover to cover!  I spend hours reading each episode when they come.


title: Absolutely amazing magazine.

text: Absolutely amazing magazine. Love the content and depth of the articles.


title: Great Buy for Dad

text: I bought this magazine for my dad for xmas and so glad I did. He LOVES it! He gets it every other week and looks forward to reading all the articles. I highly recommend this magazine to any sports lover.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved every month of it!


title: Two Stars

text: Not what it used to be. Took several attempts to get the auto-renewal to stop "renewing".


title: Shambala Sun

text: I give the magazine itself five stars. However, after subscribing in January, I have yet to receive an issue! I have read the magazine in the past so the five stars is for the content.


title: Self - A Fabulous Beginner's Guide to Shaping Up

text: As a college student, finding time apart from "dates" with my Chemistry and Physics books and my 16 hours of coursework to get in-shape is practically impossible.  Self magazine offers basic health tips and unique workouts that help me maintain good health habits while away from home.  Monthly fixtures of the magazine include beauty and fashion tips, nutritional information (including recipes), sample workouts for getting fit, and health articles.  Considering my beginner status on the fitness-frenzy totem pole, I'd recommend Self to anyone who has never truly cared about fitness (until they made their latest New Year's resolutions ;D), college kids with little time and means looking to formulate a fitness plan, or anyone curious for new workouts.


title: Great stories

text: Great magazine for music lovers


title: Great Magazine

text: This is a great magazine for anyone who enjoys backpacking, hiking, and camping... good for both the beginner and the more advanced woodsman.


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine


title: Quality and Quantity

text: The Indian reader's digest is much better in quality as wel as quantity of pages. This is worse in terms of content and page quality is also bad


title: To much advertisement

text: I was very disappointed in the content of the magazine. Who can afford the clothes advertised? I was disappointed ans cancelled my subscription after one year. I love her recipes but I did not like the magazine.


title: Love my new mag subscription!

text: This was the best pricing for this magazine subscription. Received my first issue in about 8-10 weeks. What can I say, but that I love this magazine and am ecstatic to have gotten it for such a steal!


title: My son loved the magazine

text: My son loved the magazine, but they are not publishing the magazine anymore, so he only received 1 copy and then was reimbursed for the remainder of the year.  Too bad, it was a good magazine.


title: Be careful about auto renewals!!!

text:
They auto renewed my subscription. I attempted to change the address since my granddaughter had moved.  Didn’t work.  I tried to cancel the order but the cancel option had been turned off, even though the magazine was supposed to deliver 3 months from now!  Called customer service to request cancelation.  They told me they would cancel.

Major pain!!!!


title: excellent.

text: As always,excellent.


title: GREAT!!!

text: It is awesome deal and I'm extreamly pleased with my purchase!! I received my first issue less than a month after I subscribed!


title: Not happy..

text: I did not want to renew this item and did not know it is set up for automatic renewal. I was not able to cancel because it was automatically renewed.


title: Crawl

text: Hands down my favorite magazine I get ! And I get a LOT. Now they are back, and promise to be better then ever. Outstanding pics, great articles, only extreme, reall off roading is covered in this. None of the sissy street crap. Just a great, awesome rag to have.


title: 4wheel

text: Been subscribed for 5+ years now. Great mag. Slightly more "hardcore" then the sister mag, it aims at slightly more capable vehicles. They still cover a huge cariety, and still come back to more conventional, near stock vehicles from time to time. Great all around mag.


title: Four Wheeler

text: Subscribed for almost 10 years now. Great mag. Good read. Covers a wide array of off roading from extreme rocks, to super fast dunes, to stock SUV's going over tame trails, it has something for everyone.


title: Great for puzzle pros

text: Bought for my husband, a real puzzle pro. Looks forward to receiving each issue.


title: Jack & Jill vs Humpty Dumpty

text: My granddaughter is 7.  She loved all the activities in Humpty Dumpty but Gram thought she should "age up".  I was disappointed in her first Jack & Jill.  She saw the cover and never even opened the magazine.  I showed her the activities and the seals inside and she was more interested but still not the enthusiasm of the "younger" magazine. She also did not like the pictures of the scary witch!  She is very mature for her age so I don't think that was the problem.  Hopefully, future Jack & Jill will catch her interests more.


title: A great magazine for teachers and little kids

text: Ladybug is full of useful resources for early childhood teachers and the material is useful even if the magazines are out of date. The ideas in the magazines can be modified for use in the classroom. I teach children from kindergarten to year three, so I need a wide range of suitable materials. Since I am also a parent, I really enjoyed borrowing the magazines for my daughter when she was small. She loved the magazines and when she grew out of them, she graduated to 'Cricket' which is the magazine that follows on from 'Ladybug'.Since 'Ladybug' contains lots of activities, stories and songs, it doesn't take long to build up a useful library of resources. What's more! The activities are age appropriate and they all work.


title: hopeful rating

text: We  have yet to receive any  copies of this magazine, but are hopeful  that it will be greatly enjoyed.


title: not stimulating for young child

text: Compared to Highlights Ladybug fell short to entertain, educate or enlighten our grandchildren.


title: Great Fun for Children!

text: My daughter began receiving Ladybug when she was 2 and has continued to enjoy it ever since (she's now almost 6). She was given a subscription to Spider last Christmas (another great magazine from this publishing group) but still returns to Ladybug. It's great for early readers as well as young preschoolers, with content that's adaptable to every age in the recommended range. I sometimes find my daughter sitting on the floor with all our saved issues spread around her, reading through them one by one!


title: It took forever to arrive!

text: We love the magazine but it took FOREVER! Almost three months to get here!


title: We have loved this magazine in our house for a couple years ...

text: We have loved this magazine in our house for a couple years now! Great stories and illustrations! I am really greatful for the poems, i feel like poetry for young children is so important and is often forgotten (myself included), so this is a wonderful way to include poetry to our reading diet!


title: Great magazine for nieces

text: Several of my youngest nieces live in other states and I only get to see them once or twice a year. It's nice to know that when Ladybug arrives, they have a monthly reminder about their Aunt!


title: Good Content, Watch Out for Customer Service

text: I love the content of the magazines.  They are high-quality and engaging.  However, I cannot recommend the subscription without a warning--you have to pay attention to the automatic renewal.  I received an email notifying me of automatic renewal, and called the company to say I did not want the renewal, and to close the account.  I then received a second email notifying me of automatic renewal, and I called the company again to say I did not want the renewal, and to close the account.  Then I received a third email notifying me that my new subscription HAD SHIPPED.  I called a third time, and found out there was no record of my previous calls, and clearly the account hadn't been closed.  So if you do subscribe, just keep a close eye on the emails you are getting, and get confirmation numbers and names when you call customer service.  It was a letdown that a product I really loved had such frustrating (tricky, almost) customer service practices.


title: Great introduction to literary magazines

text: My granddaughter loves getting this magazine n the mail. She enjoys the poems and the stories.


title: good magazine, not sure if its for a little older...

text: We just got our first issue of Ladybug Magazine.  My 2 1/2 year olds enjoyed it, but I think some of the stories in there are for older children, probably a year older than mine are.  That said, the publisher does give a range (2-6, I believe)and I do think that the kids will grow into enjoying all the features of the magazine.  Its nice to have something other than Highlights, which the kids also enjoy.


title: Grandchild fun!

text: Just got this magazine, that my own children had growing up, for my dear sweet granddaughter. We will spend some time with this and the weeks to come. Fun stories and activates


title: We love it!!

text: Ladybug magazine is fabulous. After subscribing for a few years, my girls in first grade are beginning to read it themselves. Their 10-year-old brother reads to them as well. They know all the regular features, and dance around when it arrives in the mail.


title: When will this arrive … oh never

text: The magazine itself is good and my 3 year old loved it.  However, I’ve the past 8 months, we have only gotten 1 issue!


title: Online digital subscription is NOT worth the cost; it's just PDF pages with no interactivity

text: The print version of this magazine is great. This review is about the ONLINE DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTION. It is NOT worth the cost. It's just a PDF version of the print magazine. (The digital subscription used to be great with all sorts of interactive features. Now it's simply the print pages visible online, with no read alouds, no videos, no games. Really terrible.) It's also disappointing that subscribers of the online digital subscription lost access to all the old interactive digital issues when an "upgraded" version was rolled out in Fall of 2015.


title: Best for preschoolers

text: I love this magazine.  It always has fun stories and games for my son.  He loves getting a magazine in the mail just for him.


title: ladybug

text: I purchased this magazine for my great granddaughter.  I have already renewed it for the second 9 months.  She is delighted with the magazine.  Her parents read to her every evening before bedtime and she looks forward to this. It brings parents and child closer.


title: Great Magazine!

text: My children loved this magazine two decades ago. We would re-read old issues and enjoy them every time. Now, my grandsons are receiving Ladybug, and they love it too!


title: Good for young children.

text: We bought these for our viewing area which is filled with siblings for 50 minutes at a time.  The children really seem to enjoy the magazine.


title: The children enjoy this.


title: Great choice

text: Grand daughter really enjoys this magazine.


title: Great choice

text: Grandson loves this! So much fun... And educational.


title: Love this!

text: Grandson loves this magazine.  Educational and fun!


title: Amazing Deal!

text: It's cheap, well-worth it, and I love the auto-renewal! I don't have to worry about re-subscribing. I love the magazine. There's  ALWAYS something interesting to read. Many times at least one of the articles is relevant to something I need or something I need to work on.


title: My favorite beading magazine

text: My favorite beading magazine. I can't throw out any issues and return to old issues frequently for ideas and techniques.


title: Great patterns. Full of creative ideas

text: Great patterns.<br />Full of creative ideas.


title: Help

text: The Magazine is great but the kindle version never came to my kindle


title: Great Florida magazine

text: I like to go fishing and I have always liked florida Sportsman


title: Great magazine

text: I absolutely love Florida Fishing and I love this magazine


title: Love, Love, Love Intermezzo Magazine...

text: If you have not subscribed to Intermezzo Magazine...you simply must!  The recipes are fabulous, the photos are amazing, and the magazine content is inspirational.  Roseann Tully, the editor/creator, is truly a visionary!


title: Good Magazine

text: Lots of interesting articles that are useful in everyday life.  Don't have anything more to say.  Sorry about that. Grrr!


title: Fun Read for Dog Lovers

text: Good magazine with interesting info and informative articles.  Only took away one star because it's so small and only 6 times per year.


title: Waste of money

text:
I remembered Wired from years ago being an interesting cutting edge technology magazine...times have changed. The magazine is mostly ads at this point. What articles are there are not about technology, mostly just ill informed people trying to spout their political beliefs. It's no more than a cheaply edited and printed blog.

Definitely not worth the money. I wish I could get mine back.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy reading about dallad


title: Where are the Sports Illustrated weekly print publications?

text:
Buyer beware. Sports Illustrated has been gradually skipping (not issuing) more and more regular weekly print issues. Total issues printed:
2016 - 45
2015 - 50
2014 - 52
2013 - 53
So far this year 2017, five issues have already been skipped, last year at this time only one issue was skipped. Very disappointing.


title: Horrible Service

text: I bought this subscription as a Christmas gift for my child as was supposed to receive the first issue in February but didn't.  It's now past the first week in March.  I reported the problem twice, sent two emails to Magazine Express directly and received absolutely no response.  DO NOT BUY THIS!!!  The WORST customer service ever!!  I have canceled this subscription and will never purchase another subscription on Amazon ever again!!


title: A Great Magazine for yummy food

text: I love this magazine.  I got it for a friend as a gift.  She loves it too!  I have problems recycling my with my friends.


title: It really shouldn't take almost 3 months to start a ...

text: It really shouldn't take almost 3 months to start a magazine subscription....beware if you order this now you may see the 1st one by Christmas


title: Sports Illustrated

text: This magazine subscription was a Christmas gift for my husband, who loves sports.  The price was excellent and now he will be receiving the yearly Swimsuit Issue for his reading enjoyment.  I am glad I made this purchase at such a great price.


title: InStyle Magazine

text: The InStyle magazine is filled with a lot of fashion tips and ideas and the photography is great.  I will really enjoy reading this magazine over the coming year and being able to secure a $5.00 yearly subscription price was great!


title: SI on the door-step ASAP!

text: First issue of my subscription arrived within 3 weeks of ordering online. Also liked the fact I could find a 6 month subscription for under $22. Very impressed!


title: SportsIllustrated

text: Happy with the magazine, though would appreciate the Brett Farve cover story issue of December 10, 2007


title: Sports Illustrated magazine

text: Finally figured out after years of Sports Illustrated for Kids, that my 13 year old was ready for some more "serious" sports magazines. He loves it!


title: It was a gift!

text: I ordered it as a Christmas gift for my young nephew that lives out of state.  It was simple and it is is something that he will enjoy this year!


title: S I for my Guy

text: I purchased a subscription to Sports Illistrated for my husband & he loves it, it has all the sports he loves as well as entertainment news & product information. I highly recommend this to any women trying to gift her man!


title: Decent magazine, but not what it used to be

text: I have been subscribing to AG Magazine since 1993, the very beginning.  (Yes, that means I'm in my 20s now.)  I am reluctant to let go of my subscription since I have been a subscriber for so long and have nearly every issue, but honestly, the quality of the magazine has gone so far downhill in the past years that I'm considering letting my long-running subscription run out soon.  The magazine used to be focused on history, incorporating stories about the American Girl historical girls (Felicity, Samantha, etc) and history lessons (for example, a story about Samantha learning to ride a bike was followed by an article focusing on the history of girls riding bikes since the 1700s), famous art/paintings, paper dolls made out of real girls who sent in stories about their ancestry, short stories by famous authors from well-respected literature, and much more.  These days, it's mostly about "easy things to cook" or "making mini crafts for your dolls".  I don't think that the AG magazine is a bad magazine, and I do like the positive message it sends to girls (especially when so many other magazines are focused on makeup, boys, and fashion), but it's not the fun, educational look into history that it once was.  If I weren't already a longtime subscriber, I definitely wouldn't start now.  My children (if and when I have any) will be reading my old back issues for sure... but the current ones are really not worth saving.


title: Four Stars

text: Some of the photographs have been the same from issue to issue.

user_id: AHRIGDKHEUSGVLEEKIDQMWMLKBPA


title: One Star

text: good magazine it just never shows up on time


title: Always great recipes, profiles of leaders in the sustainable world ...

text: It is such an informative and interesting magazine. Always great recipes, profiles of leaders in the sustainable world (food, fashion, life), and great articles.


title: a geeky blend of all my favorite mags

text:
I just received the premiere issue of Make Magazine from O'Reilly yesterday. Let me just say this mag is a geek's dream come true. It's not a magazine about coding. Heck, I'm not sure if calling it a magazine is even accurate. It's more of a journal or zine (but with higher production values). A geek quarterly, if you will.

For example... the premiere issue features an article on aerial photography. Not geeky enough for you? Ok, how about aerial photography accomplished by rigging up a camera to a kite? Still not geeky enough? Throw in a homemade mechanism for triggering the shutter from the ground. The best part is, this isn't just an article full of theory. These guys DO this stuff. The article is full of pictures, plans and step by step instructions on how to make it happen.

That's not all... other How-To articles include: making a 5-in-1 network cable, making a magnetic stripe reader, XM Radio hacks, tips and tricks for your IPOD, gmail hacks, IPAQ hacks and a lot more. This puppy is just under 200 pages of D-I-Y technology.

Still not geeky enough? How about an article on how to make your own railgun, using magnets, a ruler and some steel bearings? There's also an article about hacking robotic dogs to sniff out toxic waste. This is geek goodness in all it's glory.

If you like reading 2600 (the hacker quarterly), Maximum PC and Scientific American, roll them all into one and you have Make (but without the attitude of Maximum PC and the leetspeak of 2600). I'm gonna subscribe!


title: Four Stars

text: A good read giving me lots of options.


title: Four Stars

text: A good read giving lots of options.


title: One big ad for overpriced gear

text: Used to be a big fan of this mag and still flick through it occasionally but its main focus is recommending wildly overpriced hiking gear. I get it, we all have to make a living, but when there is so much good gear out there for a fraction of the price it would be good to get the occasional review on it, instead of the usual plugs for American outdoor gear sponsors.


title: Not good for my money!

text: This magazine order is a mistake! It is a total waste of my money, not a good buy at all!!!


Would be awesome if they could issue an English edition! I would buy it! To the people, who are getting offended by the magazine - just dont freaking read it, or look at it! It is not meant for you anyways!


title: How it has changed ITS ORIGINAL  FORMAT to Fake News

text: It has become a FORUM for Anti Trump campaigners. The magazine has diverted from publishing fascinating articles to only writing anti Trump Fake News ARTICLES. It is SHAMEFUL


title: Good Bye Good Friend

text: I am from Puerto Rico. As a child, I used to borrow this magazines from my aunt. I loved its pictures, recipes and, the travel section. It gave me an excellent glance at other "worlds" customs, food, and far away places. This old friend, I miss. I have waited patiently for my FANCY old friend to return, but I just gave up on it. Sadly, I finally stopped my subscription. Good bye Viejo Amigo!


title: Magazine arrives in very good condition

text:
[[ASIN:B0001KCHIC Living With Christ - Large Print Us Edition]]
When My first edition of the subscription arrived it was very well packaged with a see-through plastic bag.
I had received several notices via email about my order so that I was well informed by Amazon.  Cost for the year subscription $32.95
In retrospect I would not order this monthly magazine through the Amazon Magazine Express company again.
1. A gift subscripion given by me at Christmas time was $21.95.it started on January of this year - I ordered it late in November 2007.
2. Even without the Christmas special the company publishing "Living with Christ" is offering a regular subscription at $24.95
(Novalis-[...])

Finally the initial reference from Amazon stated
"We thought you'd like to know that your magazine order has been
received by our magazine subscription provider, Magazine Express, Inc..
The first issue of the subscription should take up to 12_to_16_weeks to
arrive from the date you placed your order."

The actual time was about half that time.

The content of "Living with Christ" is what I expected and I am pleased with the subscription


title: One Star

text: No cannot download the magazine. It says I have to pay for the subscription


title: One of the best, if not the best news magazine

text:
Well written, insightful and covers a wide scope of topics.

You might not always agree with all the view points presented, but the argument are put forth in a coherent and beautifully written way.

One of the best news magazine in publication. If you would get only one news magazine, this is it.


title: Five Stars

text: My granddaughter was very excited to receive this subscription.  She is able to use it in school.


title: People Magazine

text: This is a great magazine-I purchased it as a gift for my mom and she loves it!


title: Five Stars

text: Good price


title: Poor quality

text: Overpriced poorly written. Not worth purchasing.


title: Don't Subscribe

text: I canceled my subscription. Then Meredith Corporation charged another credit card of mine for the magazine and gave me another year. That's dishonest.


title: awesome!

text: Ap magazine is my absolute favorite on discovering everything new in the music world. If you love music, you'll love this!


title: Country Living British edition

text: Gorgeous pictures, lovely articles...one of my "most favorite things" ❤❤❤


title: Rates Stuff Without Conflict of Interest - RARE!!!

text:
I don't always agree with their priorities, but I know that they don't have a conflict of interest hanging over their pick. AND they test the stuff they rate, not just read the company literature.

I loved the story of the $20,000 sneeze machine to test tissues. Who else would do that?!?! Anyone else would just try the tissue and ask a few others to comment. I can do that! But, I'm not building a sneeze machine, that makes the test fair and consistent.

The best magazine for people who HATE their to waste money on inferior products. Those who believe that "you only get what you pay for," I have a bridge I'll sell you! You never get MORE than what you pay for - true. Check out the vacuum ratings for "getting what you pay for." The $100 vacuum beats the $1000 vacuum, where'd that $900 go???? Enough said!


title: Great periodical to save money, get impartial reviews

text: We all need to watch the bottom line and this magazine helps. Our family had several large purchases to make and subscribed to CR. I would have chosen a car that is prone to electrical issues without this magazine. Could deal with less junk mail from CR though. A wise resource when comparing models prior to purchase. We will continue to subscribe.


title: Great birthday gift for the husband

text: Husband loves this. It's an annual birthday gift, and one that he enjoys for the entire year.


title: Only 2 issues

text: I have only received 2 issues. Nothing else. I thought this was supposed to be an annual subscription.


title: Do not order this threw Amazon

text: The subscription renewal wasn't until MAY, I got charged in JANUARY!!! I didn't get any notice that my account was going to be charged for the renewal. I was expecting it in APRIL like every other magazine subscription usually sends out reminders and lets you know one month maybe even two months ahead but not 5 months ahead! I am very upset about this!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Great.


title: Poor Service

text: I promptly received my first issue shortly after I subscribed.  The stories were well written and enjoyable.  The second issue is now two months past due.  Amazon has promised to look into it and fix it, but it doesn't look like The Strand gives subscribers what they pay for.  I may get one magazine for the price of four.


title: Aging

text: I subscribed to Consumer Reports after a long absence.  The articles and ratings are still helpful, but the magazine is no longer unique.  Issues can cover only so many products.  You can find ratings and reviews of just about any product on the Internet.  So, though the product is good, equal and often more needed and timely information is available elsewhere.


title: Not what they once were!

text:
I WAS a faithful, appreciative CR Subscriber for over 15 years!

The mistakes they have made over the past two years have not only cost me a good deal of money and frustration, they have caused me to lose all trust in their recommedations.

CR Mistake # 1:  "VONAGE COMMUNICATIONS".  CR initially recommended VONAGE as an inexpensive computer telephone service.

VONAGE is cheap, (27.00 per month, unlimited long distance etc).

CR should have told me that VONAGE connections are terrible.  They consistently drop calls, have voicemail problems, voice fade outs ON A DAILY BASIS.

Furthermore, VONAGE has no field technicians and always place you on hold for at least 10 minutes when you try to call and correct their problems.

CR should have checked them out before recommending them!

CR Mistake # 2.  2002 Acura RL.  CR'S Automotive, "Experts" said this, $20,000.00 Luxury Car was on a par with Lexus and Mercedes.

They should have mentioned that it also gets 15 mpg's. Burns only high test and making the recommended, new, Timing and Bal Shaft Belts every 60,000 miles costs $ 800.00!

Years ago, they would have, when they were reliable!

Lately  because they have provided so many other examples of either poor information, insufficient information and just plain wrong information, they are now definitely NOT the reliable consumer advocate they once were.


title: Great Gift!

text: My stepdad loves this magazine! I gave him a 1-year subscription years ago as a Christmas gift, and he enjoys it so much I've just renewed it every year after that.


title: Five Stars

text: great


title: Consumer Reports Magazine

text: I was very pleased with the excellent service and the promptness of my order. It arrived way ahead of time. Thank you.....


title: Kenmore Elite Refrigerator model 795

text:
I am requesting help with ongoing problems we are having with our
 Elite refrigerator Model 795.73165.610 we purchased from Sears as a part of a kitchen remodel in Sept 2018
I will briefly summarize the issues...basically we are frustrated and upset that we have had 3 issues in 2 years that are costing us a lot of money and inconvenience due to the unreliability of a $3000 refrigerator.

In spring  2019 Sensors quit and were replaced under warranty,  A few months Another set of sensors stopped again but it was out of warranty at that point. The  latest issue is the compressor failed about a week ago and the refrigerator is dead.
Kenmore elite is the least reliable refrigerator I have ever had.
Mohammed Abduljabbar
3015475744
mabduljabbar@yahoo.com


title: The virtues and defects of impartiality

text:
Consumer Reports and its parent organization, Consumers Union, can seem a bit schizophrenic at times, which isn't surprising when you consider their mission. On the one hand, their role is to interpose some rationality between the urge to acquire and the products that are marketed to us with every possible appeal. They propose to do this by supplying quality information. On the other hand, they must be neutral, which means they can't editorialize about how stupid and irrational your motives may be, and they can't say anything negative about a consumer economy that is built on exploiting those motives. Thus, if a product makes a false health claim, they may go after it, but if you want to buy a carbon dioxide spewing SUV, then their fondest hope is to help you buy the best big, dumb SUV available. Fair enough: spare me that. I understand the rules of the game. But it does embody a contradiction: lies and tactics on one side of a certain line are ok; on the other, not.

Here is one area where the conflicting goals go wrong: Consumer Reports engages in aggressive loudspeaker ads for its magazine in Kroger grocery stores. This is captive audience marketing: you can't turn off your ears. Like a patron of a movie theater, I didn't come here to get pitched. It's aggressive: they aren't asking me to consider the options, but yackking at me with the crazed enthusiasm characteristic of such ads. It's putting the brand on record as in favor of shopping disamenity and noise pollution to make a buck. In its 2005 Buying Guide, CR reviewed electronics and computer retailers and rated them, in part, on their checkout lines. This shows the beginning of an awareness that the hassle of purchasing an item can be one of its most important attributes; they need to go further in this direction. Think about those complex coupon rebate schemes: pay more or be hassled. You don't rate that in the lab, but in the store. But, if, for example, CR ever gets around to rating more shopping experiences, how will they be able to ask patrons how they feel about being subjected to loudspeaker ads or other such tactics?

The hype and misinformation promulgated by the cacophony of marketing in the modern supermarket is examined in Marion Nestle's new book, What to Eat. The book addresses matters that Consumer Reports ought to pursue aggressively.


title: Great Mag, but no web access with subscription!

text:
This is a great magazine but you haft to pay $19 more for access the their web page results. Subscription should come with consumerreports.org access.

Aaron


title: great reviews on products

text: really helpful to people purchasing items


title: Didn't even give me the amount of issues promised

text: I was told by the consumer report themselves when I messaged them that my subscription started in May2021 so if you do 13 issues 1 a month its a year and a month after May 2021. So I should have gotten issues till June 2022. They basically said I don't know how to count it should end in March 2022 when I got my last magazine issue. Everyone I have explained it to sees the error except consumer report tripling down on their stupid math. I hope ripping me off was worth losing a subscriber that has had them for 10 years.


title: Consumer Reports

text: I love this magazine and I am very excited to be receiving it again!


title: Designers  of Consumer Reports let the readers down with their new format

text: I'm disgusted with the new format. It is really difficult to read. The fonts used are thin and the light grey print on white background was the most ridiculous thing that I've seen to date.  They made the print size much smaller and crammed the article into a tiny size so they can have a 2 inch border of white.  Anyone over 40 will have a difficult time trying to read the printed magazine.  I emailed  my concerns but they were  not acknowledged  so after 35 years of subscribing, I cancelled.  They are too busy trying to make  the magazine retro and they have failed miserably.  There are too many pictures that don't tell the reader anything.  Making over a very functional,  easy to read magazine into a "pretty" magazine really insults my intelligence. Hope they wise up before they loose their followers.


title: Irresponsible and quack-friendly.

text: If I could give less than 1 star I would.  Even 0 stars would be too kind for a magazine who not only willingly promotes quacks like "Food Babe" but responds to criticism with conspiracy theories.  It is a horribly irresponsible publication filled with staff high on ego and low on critical thinking acumen.  Avoid at all costs.


title: inclusive, high-quality, and variety articles.

text:
I was very happy to find this magazine after seeing most other magazines in my region focused almost exclusively on America, Great Britain, Germany, and Russia in WW2.  some readers will probably never tire of reading about D-Day, the Flying Tigers, Patton, and the various other Allied warhorses that have been printed and re-printed for decades.  I enjoy this magazine because of the variety and, yes, the obscure subjects that they bring to print that I haven't found anywhere else.

I don't have anything against those subjects, but I got over-saturated with Allied history written from Allied perspectives.  it was fascinating to read about the different eras (ancient all the way up to modern).

the articles are always well researched, have solid maps and illustrations, and usually avoid facile summary judgments.  a lot of history magazines in the United States seem more interested in promoting the greatness of the "American Legacy" in the "Fight for Freedom" then really exploring all the different aspects of history.

I suppose I really admire the inclusiveness of the magazine.  I don't mean that in the typical "politically correct" sense... but that when I want to learn about history I want to learn about every possible perspective and angle on a historical situation.  for me attempting to get every perspective available of the particular situation is the best way to start looking at things historically.

with this magazine you can learn about military history from all over the world at any time and place.  it's the one magazine I always make it a point to get a copy every time it comes out.  and the work is of such high quality that I never throw out old issues.


title: A great magazine

text: I love the reviews and inspires me to save money for new gear


title: Home Education Magazine is # UNO!

text:
Since it's conception 1983, Home Education Magazine has been the most respected homeschooling magazine available.

A great investment for those just considering or beginning homeschooling, as well as seasoned homeschoolers. HEM is jam-packed with great articles, columns, interviews and has proven itself a valuable tool to the diverse homeschooling community.

You'll NEVER throw these out and will refer back to them for years to come.


title: Some magazines I pick up just to scan, some ...

text: Some magazines I pick up just to scan, some magazines to read a particular article…but Moment Magazine—I don’t miss an article or a page.  As a long time subscriber, I find their articles relevant, insightful and impact how Judaism affects me and the world in which I work and live.


title: Great for the grandsons

text: Grandsons love it.


title: Buyer beware

text: Ordered in early December of 2018, never received a single issue.  Buyer beware.


title: Five Stars

text: Love it


title: Love ELLE!

text: Love the content and length of issues, and the fact that ELLE doesn't seem to be going cheap like a lot of other magazines I subscribe to. I am cancelling several other publications, but this one stays!


title: Great mag!

text: This is a great magazine with extensive photos of yachts and yacht design! Love it! Great for boat lovers like myself!


title: VOGUE is still a good magazine.

text: Never received the free clutch from this promotion. VOGUE is still a good magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: best magazine


title: On time

text: I love to get the magazine.  It is coming about a week after it comes out.  It is wonderful.


title: Too small, need large print.

text: Too small, need large print.


title: Lie and rip off...

text: I didn't receive a gym bag as it was advertised with this subscription. Also I received only 2 issues of the magazine. I emailed a publisher regards to these issues, but didn't receive any help. Save your time and money - this subscription is a lie and rip off..


title: Texas Gardener

text: I have had my subscription to this magazine for years and enjoy reading it every month. I subscribed this time for my son-in-law who has recently moved to TEXAS.


title: Modern Delight

text: In an era where magazine writing has become as dumbed down as the general media Portfolio shows that the written word is far from dead.


title: Wonderful, fast service!

text: Placed my order and got my first mag in about 4 wks, so it's even earlier than expected!!  Got my May subscription about a week after that, so I am overall VERY VERY satisfied w/placing my mag order, and will definitely order other mags here in the future.


title: I wish I could

text: I've subscribed to SCUBA Diving before and liked it, and I wish I could present an opinion about its current format. Sadly, almost two months after ordering and paying for a subscription, I have yet to receive an issue.


title: Was very good now turning Liberal

text: Was a very good informative magazine. There has started to be more fluff and they are always putting business owners stories in that fit their agenda but rarely the other view point. This month Eric Schurenberg had to mention immigrants and how there's a referendum on them this election. That's the garbage the left keeps bringing up but the right is saying nothing about legal immigrants. Which is who is mentioned in this magazine. There's a big difference between legal and Illegal. I don't get what is so hard to comprehend those terms are pretty black and white. And this Eric guy is always trying to push the Affordable Care Act like it isn't that bad while in reality it's devastating to businesses. When my subscription runs out I will not be renewing due to the liberal bias they are pushing more and more every issue. Such a shame they couldn't stay neutral like they did for so long.


title: Great reading

text: My husband swears by this magazine. He really enjoys reading it!


title: Teen hardbody skaters

text: Best skate mag ever


title: Two Stars

text: I use enjoy cooking therefore I enjoy the recepies in the magazine


title: One Star

text: I love the magazine and gain inspiration for my garden


title: Five Stars

text: Wonderful ideas ...great help in design and growing plants


title: Chill out folks, you'll get your magazine.

text:
I signed up for an AP Press magazine subscription while waiting in line for a 30h!3 concert. The enlister assured me that it was free and that I would recieve free subscriptions for a full year. Their word was good. Shortly after my concert, which was in the summer of '08, I began recieving AP Press magazines. Needless to say they were exactly what a music obsessed sixteen year old girl was looking for. I have enjoyed the colorful indepth spreads of some of my favorite bands, while also being introduced to many up and coming talented musicians.

As with everything in life, there are some cons. Occasionally you come across pages that are messy in format, and give lots of unrelated (yet interesting) information. Personally, my shipment of Alternative Press magazines have never been late or absent. If anything, I am almost overwhelmed by the quickness of their arrival. Great service for someone who didn't even pay for the subsription right?

Altogether, Alternaive Press is a great investment for music lovers. And for those haven't recieved theirs yet, remember: Patience is a virtue.


title: Country Sampler

text: I love this magazine!  Lots of ideas.  My mother use to get this magazine years ago and I would look at it over and over again.


title: It might be a good idea...

text: This is a well-rated mag all over the world although it uses some not-so-good methods of evaluating games. But it sure has info about the videogame industry prior to anyone else around such as exclusive interviews with the masterminds behind the projects of unrivaled games such as MGS 2: Sons of Liberty (take the exclusive interview with Hideo Kojima in the last October issue for instance). It's a good mag overall although it just might not fit itslef on the taste of the more sensible-type of players.


title: Not even subsribed

text: I'm not even subsribed to this magazine but I buy it off the news stand and it is great I have 6 issues. I really like how they have people send in letters but in Gamepro they only have a few letters. They also have lot's of reviews and previevws. They also get the inside scoop on upcoming video games before other magazines do (can you say Halo 2). Also lots of the things they write are funny. You can read the same issue over and over again and you could find out something that you might have missed. SUBSRIBE NOW!


title: Best Hiking/Backpacking Magazine

text: The editors of backpackers are very professional and they also include lots of readers' feedbacks and reviews. I bought 2 pairs of hiking boots based on Backpacker's review and love both of them.


title: pretty  rad

text:
just got it in the mail. Enjoy how in depth it is and the full coverage it has

definitely recommend


title: Many great projects and how to tips to simplify the project ...

text: This a definite magazine for anyone of any level who enjoys woodworking. Many great projects and how to tips to simplify the project you chose to do.


title: Wish there was more content

text: I was really disappointed that there is so little content--almost comic book thickness.  My grandson seemed to enjoy what little of the magazine there is.


title: sit down, shut-up, take notes

text:
I'm sorry if I come on strong, but as a grown man who has ran

many companies, an avid techie/audiophile with a great sense of

electronic taste, I felt compelled to write.

  First, it is true the the Xbox magazine is biased- it says it right in the name. I don't read the magazine to hear good reviews

of games for other platforms.

  This magazine started a long time ago, and I think I was there

when it all began. I have seen the mag grow and try to do bigger

and better. One of those ways is the demo disc. You cannot call

yourself an Xbox fan and not receive it also. Sometimes, the demo alone proves to be entertaining enough that my fix is cured and no money was laid for a game I would have barely played. Plus, the images onscreen are much nicer to look at for upcoming games

than in print alone.

  In regards to another reviewers comment- yes, the magazine could be thicker and it will when the 360 arrives. Two platforms

will add a few pages more and remember, this is not a multi mag.

  If you have an Xbox and no subscription, you need to step away

from the computer right now, grab one of the mags' mailers or subscribe online. You won't be disappointed and no I'm not affiliated with the mag.


title: The classic contraversial music mag

text: It's music, it's politics...it always manages to raise an eyebrow or two. It' essential reading even in this digital age.


title: Very informative and fun for kids

text: Perfect for kids


title: Classic movie mag

text: Fangoria has always been the first rate magazine for horror movie freaks. Nothing else comes close: if you're in love with horror movies look no further-this mag has been out for over twenty years!


title: One Star

text: Never ordered this


title: Love this magazine

text: Love the quality content and plans.


title: Doesn't fit Kindle Fire screen well

text: I don't like that the image is square and doesn't fill up the screen making it hard to read.  Also, I don't like that I can't keep them for several months.


title: It's okay but no android support

text: I like the magazine itself but the only problem I have is that if you have an android tablet ar your e-reader you can't download the digital copy. I don't understand why this is.


title: Five Stars

text: Outstanding articles and product reviews plus amazing photos


title: Always find something useful in it

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Its wonderful


title: Best Teen Girl Magazine Out There

text:
I picked up this magazine at the airport just so I could read something while I was waiting. But I couldn't put it down. Unlike ComsoGirl, this magazine has nothing inappropriate, and can help with a girl's personal issues. Also, the magazine's site is amazine, with moderated boards that people can ask questions about their most personal issues and not be demeaned. I will definetly keep my subscription for a long long time.

[...] OR [...] (moderated blog)


title: One Star

text: Signed up for introductory rate and was soon thereafter charged for a full year without notification.


title: The best buy!

text: This magazine is the best birthday present purchase ever! Its informative, and great to read. You'll be waiting for each issue to arrive with anticapation! Its well worth the price, and its nice to leave out for guests to read.


title: 9year old grand daughter

text: i have been subscribing to "young rider" for 4 years now. my grand daughter has loved this magazine from the begining. she saves all the pictures & posters. she even takes the magazine to horse shows to be autographed by "stars" she reads about. our family has standardbreds,so she has always been around horses and she has developed a love and understanding and a talent in the show ring. this magazine has contributed to her growth.


title: AMAZING DEAL!

text: I usually get my subscriptions from the little cards that come in the magazine, but in the end I end up paying more. When I saw this great deal on Amazon.com, I realized I HAD to get it. I basically get a 2 yr subscription for the price of 1 yr!


title: New Construction Quality is Poor

text: While I think that Newsweek is still producing quality journalism and I enjoyed reading it, the quality of the construction of the magazine itself has recently gone down the tubes.  When I first started my subscription, Newsweek was printed on quality paper and bound together.  For this reason I was able to pop it in and out of my bag throughout the week and it really took a beating.  A month or so ago,I received a copy printed on wafer thin paper and held together by three flimsy staples.  It didn't make it through Wednesday before it started to fall apart.  I feel a little guilty cancelling my subscription because they still do good work, and I know the print media is dying, but the publisher should recognize that folks who opt for print in the first place over digital are doing so for the tactile experience.  The touch the feel.  Anyway, just my two cents.  If you are not concerned with any of this, then please subscribe because it is good journalism.


title: Amazing. Ordered one week, received the next.

text: I placed an order for the 6 month subscription option for The New Yorker on a Monday, the order was listed as processed that Tuesday and I received the first issue the following Tuesday. That seems unheard of in the magazine distribution business, but it happened. If you're wondering if you'll be waiting forever for your first issue, you probably won't be unless you're a million miles from New York City. Satisfied customer of both The New Yorker and Amazon right here.


title: Great pics and content

text: Educational and informative


title: Not as good as it used to be

text: It's gone downhill in recent years. Maybe they have run out of content?


title: Not what it used to be

text: Not what it used to be. One issue a month and the content is disappointing. With SI online, I think they should just cancel the print edition all together.


title: Great magazine!

text: Nice paper! Super happy birthday present!


title: If you like RC Helis, get this magazine

text: Great magazine for RC Heli enthusiasts!


title: State of the art guitar-centric magazine for fans and artists ...

text: State of the art  guitar-centric magazine for fans and artists alike.


title: Five Stars

text: Great weekly!


title: This is one of my favorite magazines. Great recipes that are healthy and not ...

text: This is one of my favorite magazines.  Great recipes that are healthy and not boring.


title: Just like the Met it is going down the tubes both ...

text: Opera News has shrunk in size...Just like the Met it is going down the tubes<br />both are Euro Trash


title: Beware;  RENEWAL SCAM!!!

text:
This is my very first negative review on Amazon -- or anywhere else, for that matter.  Moreover, I've become a die-hard Amazon fan.

However, I feel compelled to warn others about what Vanity Fair is doing with these subscriptions. I had signed up for a one-year subscription at a great rate, which is usually the case with Amazon.

Now, nine months later, I just received a letter from Vanity Fair, informing me that my subscription is about to be automatically renewed for another year at $32.95 -- nearly twice the price of the original subscription.  To avoid the charge, I then had to call the Company and work through their automated network until I got to the correct automated robo-voice.

We look forward to the magazine, and think it's great reading.  However, they should be ashamed of practices like this.  They should be getting subscribers by virtue of the value of the product -- not by underhanded automatic renewals at ridiculously inflated prices.


title: Boring

text: Nowhere near the quality of my childhood. Every single mag is lazy. Lets make half the mag about trump, and the other half about our personal political beliefs on gun control, nfl scandals, etc. I dont go to mad for my political news. But its what they push.  I wouldnt have renewed my sub but it renewed automatically.


title: Love This Magazine!

text: This is a great magazine for cake decorating aficionados! Four new guest columnists debut in the Nov/Dec issue, which includes great tutorials and non-stop inspiration. I especially love the web links for further information at the end of each article. A must read for anyone interested in cake decorating from the novice to the pro.


title: Por que siempre tendremos nuestros superheroe preferido

text: Siempre he leido historietas y te acercan a un mundo no muy diferente del real, solo que en este universo existen superheroes, siempre tienen retos por delante, desafios por enfrentar, villanos a quienes encarcelar, pues sip cada quien elige su heroe,para mi este murcielago justiciero vale la pena manternerlo leyendo mes a mes, recomendado


title: Upbeat magazine

text: I enjoy the upbeat and fun content of this magazine. The seasonal articles and meal ideas are nice to read through to unwind a little.


title: I orderedfor a birthday present in October and it won'tship ...

text: I orderedfor a birthday present in October and it won'tship until January...had i known that i would not have purchased!


title: Three Stars

text: Was expecting more style tips!


title: Great articles

text: I like the useful information.


title: It's not the readers digest I remember

text: Even though this was a good deal, the Readers digest  is really worthless.  Filled with ads, offer cards that fall out.  It's not the Digest of my youth.  Can't imagine it will last much longer.  11 issues instead of 12, stories shortened so much they're dry, waste of time .


title: I Loved This Magazine as a Child and Now My Nieces & Nephews Do Too!

text: I remember receiving Jack & Jill when I was a child so was very excited to learn it was still around! I bought subscriptions for my pre-teen nieces and nephews and was worried how they would like it since it wasn't electronic. They LOVE the magazine! In fact they are both entering the art contest that the magazine puts on every year!


title: My Nephew Loves This Magazine!

text: I purchased this magazine for my nephew who is 7 and he loves it! On my last visit we sat down together and went through the magazine together - we were looking for something to do that afternoon and HE suggested we try to make the pinwheels from Humpty Dumpty for lunch! While going through the magazine I noticed quite a few of the stories had a "lesson" like not to interrupt people or to take turns but it was woven into the story so it didn't come off as preachy. Nicely done!<br />It's such a nice change to see his cute little face buried in the magazine instead of a video game!


title: Grandson happy

text: Grandson loves everything about it.


title: Great read

text: Great content. Excellent for any true boater.

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title: Bass Player Magazine is Great

text: Great magazine