title: Great way to encourage reading and inspire interest in science

text: These magazines are outstanding publications. I would have preferred knowing the date the first issue would be delivered and that they would not have started with 3 issues.. catch up.


title: Good enough

text: It's not as good as Sport Illustrated, but I don't have time to read a weekly magazine, and it comes with the ESPN Insider subscription, so I get all the dirt during trade season. All that, and it's a lot cheaper than SI. Some of the long form stuff's pretty great, too.


title: Great Military Vehicle magazine

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for many years. The stories are great and the pictures are wonderful if you are looking for help in restoring a Military Vehicle or not.


title: Great for kids

text: My kids love the animals and will even share the zoo books before going to the zoo so they can compare.


title: Lots of Good Info

text: Husband enjoying his favorite magazine.


title: Still going to the wron address,

text: I am very upset, this magazine of Popular Science is still coming to my Mesquite address,  It is supposed to be going to my son in Woodville Texas, I have received the second issue and my son has bot received any at all.  Also I have not received Vegetarian Times as of yet at my Mesquite Address.  I am thinking of asking for a refund for these magazines.  I originally ordered them to go the correct address's and when I called to check on them when I ordered them the girl from Amazon messed up the addresses.  I am getting very angry and want the problem corrected and additional issue added to the subscriptions to cover the issues not received at the correct addresses.  you may contact me at 972-285-4969  I have also contacted the magazine themnselves and was assured that this would be corrected.


title: Fantastic price and the coaster set is a really good ...

text: Fantastic price and the coaster set is a really good quality. Worth much more than you pay. Plus print and digital at $6 its a no brainer


title: A rare classic that holds up.

text: This is the third time I’ve purchased this magazine for my 75 year old mother who has been reading the publication since it was an EC Comic titled Tales Calculated to drive you Mad!  Once a month it comes and I get to hear her laughing out loud from the other side of her house.  Worth every damn penny.


title: Three Stars

text: Just ok, have not renewed.


title: Five Stars

text: Never disappoints!


title: Four Stars

text: Always worth reading!


title: Not the magazine it used to be

text: I used to love reading Smithsonian back in the day when it was about history and the older objects in the museum.  I read it clear through and looked forward to each issue.  But in the last couple of years the articles got so depressing that I don't want to read them and some issues dealing with only one topic in which I have little interest, I didn't read at all.  They went straight into the recycle box.  The problem is that the more recent stories deal with current problems and recent events.  I already know how unfair the world is and how much minorities suffer, and the world is going to roast to death and die in human pollution.  It depresses me very much.  I know other people need to learn about these problems, but I am already too depressed to read about it.  I would rather read about how old cultures destroyed themselves, than how we are destroying ourselves.  I hope the people in denial will read this magazine, but I'm sure they won't, claiming it has become a 'Leftist' publication as they always do when confronted with reality.  I don't need to get more depressed and did not renew my subscription.


title: Eagerly awaiting this month's Kindle issue, wrong magazine!

text: This month's (Sep issue) Kindle Road & Track has been  supplanted by an issue of Seventeen magazine.


title: Mostly hogs!

text: Mostly deals with  hogs and adv bikes. Not enough coverage for sport touring and sport bikes!


title: Photography is unbelievable!

text: The photography is awesome! Always such interesting historical articles, especially about the old west!


title: Five Stars

text: I love the quality of the paper and the articles. Plenty of pictures too. Excellent!


title: Cancel auto renew after ordering!

text: Its ok.  I however do NOT like auto renewal because i wasnt notified it was about to renew,  and i had no money in the bank... In the end i paid 47 dollars for this subscription..


title: It's ok

text: I've subscribed to this magazine for several years. I looked at all the trucks and articles and pined over trucks I wanted. Now that I finally own a diesel, I'm letting my subscription lapse. Most of the articles are about upgrades that the working man can't afford. Most of the featured trucks are close to $100,000 show trucks. There are the occasional budget built trucks that are fast, but they are far and few between. There are more ads than articles, and a lot of the writers seem cynical. It was a great magazine when I didn't have a truck, but now that I have one, it's useless


title: No kindle included

text: After buying this subscription imagine my surprise to hear that the magazine is not available on kindle. I've pointed this out to the folks at Amazon, but I see they haven't changed the description yet.


They don't have a listing for during the day, which is when I normally watch TV.  Disappointed, so I won't be renewing my subscription.


title: Nice Magazine

text: I’ve always loved Popular Mechanics magazine. Very informative on projects and builds


title: Two Stars

text: Booring !


title: Mad For Mad

text: My grandson enjoys this magazine a lot. My sons and myself have read it for years. Good price. Will renew.


title: Good to have it again

text: One of a few magazines dedicated to VW.s that is left on the market. I have read and enjoyed it for years.


title: HG fun

text: Great magazine


title: Not for children!

text: I am not renewing this MAG. ESPN is an okay MAG on a normal day. The last issue was FULL of nude athletes. I have no idea why this was necessary. I did have this subscription for the barber shop. But ESPN is now showing too much skin...way too much for children who would also pick this up to read it. I'm not happy about this.


title: Love this magazine!

text: Love this Magazine and am sad that Gourmet Magazine is Gone!  Those magazine is good! Save money from going to the Restarant.


title: Very helpful

text: Wonderful magazine full of tips and ideas!


title: Five Stars

text: it was as expected


title: McCall's  quilting

text: I find this magazine full of great tips and helpful hints for my quilting needs. I look forward to it coming


title: Not my style

text: Style is very traditional. I find Veranda present rooms more to my liking. If you can find it House and Home (Canadian) is wonderful.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent .....


title: Love to read

text: I love this magazine. There are so many helpful tips and articles.


title: Great magazine!

text: Love this magazine.


title: Great

text: This is a great magazine.


Enjoyed reading, however issue came to quick, and they started to pile up. Therefore decided not to renew, this was a trial situation for me, as I wanted yo thin out my periodicals.


title: Five Stars

text: Was a gift


title: I love this Men's magazine

text: Most men's magazines are full of a bunch of trendy crap that no one will ever use - I mean, come-on, how many people will live on a diet of fresh mangoes - but not Men's Journal. This mag offers practical, useful tips for men to obtain and maintain optimal health.


title: Great Value, Insightful tips

text: I like this magazine, offering a lot of business tips for the small business owner, as well as the established larger business.


title: Good Magazine, poor subscription update

text: I tought I was renewing my MaximumPC subscription (I have subscribed for 6 or 7 years) but I ended up getting 2 subscriptions, with this new one overlapping my previous one.  Not sure I'd try this with Amazon again since it should have simply extended my original subscription, but did not, so there were no savings.


title: Not happy

text: Not happy


title: Related articles about a great many of life's adventures enjoyed by all who drive ...

text: Related articles about a great many of life's adventures enjoyed by all who drive any car. Of course, faster enjoyment achieved in a Porsche.


title: Never Arrived

text: I purchased a few of these magazines from my local bookstore and really enjoyed them so I decided to subscribe.  That was back in December and I still haven't received a single issue.  I have tried contacting customer support several times but unfortunately I have never received a reply.


title: Five Stars

text: Time has always been a good read


title: A great magazine! Will keep you wide-eyed until the next issue arrives!

text: Popular Science is Popular Science! A great way to stay informed on important technology and terrific ideas as they change the world.


I have subscribed for many years.  I enjoy the content and really like their new format.


title: Great Mag for a Great Price

text:
Although it took about 2 full months for it to get to me, it was well worth the wait. I am just an average homeowner that likes to tinker with building and fixing things in the house. This mag has been a great resource to new projects and how-to's that have been VERY helpful.

Family Handyman also has a wealth of information on their website. I plan on renewing my subscription to this.


title: Love the magazine

text: It wasn't the magazine itself, but I only received 3 issues.


title: " Delivered on time  "

text: This is my 2nd issue.. this arrived the same time it hit the local grocery stores.<br />I was pleased to see this. Hoping that all future issues will be the same.


title: My favorite magazine!

text: So many great tips and ideas!


title: Popular Mechanics

text: This magazine on Amazon is a bargain.  Just finding 2 or 3 useful articles in an issue makes the subscription worthwhile and I find many more articles than that are interesting.  A good survey of whats new in electronics, gadgets and useful items to use in everyday life.


title: Five Stars

text: I enjoy the articles!


title: Five Stars

text: Keep them coming amazing deal and delivery of Wired magazine


title: Never to old.

text: Stuff you never thought of...cool


title: Five Stars

text: Helpful information


title: Traiining for the soldier, cop, and citizen..

text: SWAT magazine brings the top training schools into focus.  If you carry a gun for a living or are just a citizens with a carry permit, you need to read SWAT.


title: The real deal, on the ground, in the action.

text: I have subscribed to SOF as a means to stay informed on the WOT.  As expected, SOF correspondents are in the action, participants, not only reporters.  Much of the good being done in Iraq and Afghanistan never reaches the mainstream media, but SOF reports on it and tells the truth.  I find the Terrorism Sitrep particularly helpful, and the reporting of the 'forgotten wars' all over the Third World as well as US supported counterinsurgency actions in South America are well reported.


title: So sad

text:
This used to be a great magazine back in the day
Now it is half the number of pages and most of it ads
They took away the Babe of the Month too


title: Three Stars

text: Most of the magazine these days is ads.


title: Thank u!!!

text: Thank you for bringing a little more of Italy into my home in the US!! We've been looking for this magazine for years!


title: Five Stars

text: Love this magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: Fortune always has good topical articles


We have taken Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine for many years.  It is a very good update on current financial happenings.


title: Alaska done by locals

text: Provides a glimpse of life in all aspects of Alaskan life.  Good stories about all seasons encountered in the Alaskan wild


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: Great

text: Has great articles and a great source of info.<br />Had to keep up with the latest business deals for my class at college, having fun reading Forbes. heh.


title: One of the most popular daily papers in Vladivostok

text: This paper is one of the most popular (if not the most popular one) in the Far-Eastern russian city of Vladivostok. I honestly don't know why anybody in the US would subscribe to this paper, especially considering the price -- $2,413.00 ($9.28/issue) in January 2012. In local kiosques it is less than a dollar or so. Besides, all the news are available online anyway on their website.


title: Five Stars

text: good


title: A must have for gardener's in the west

text: The rest of the country bewell, anyway, the problem with most gardening books and magazines is they seem to be speaking to people who live in the tundra for 1/2 the year. Those whom God has blessed by ordaining us to live in the wonderful west do not have that problem. So it becomes tedious each year to read about how to "winter" your garden when you are still weeding and caring for it and would probably fined for stopping. This magazine is the answer to that annoyance.<br />Aside from gardening information they also have ideas for decorating and camping and other family fun things. The only annoyance in this magazine can be found in their recipe section. It is nothing if not gourmet. To be perfectly honest, in CA I don't have time to be a gourmet cook. The weather is too nice to be stuck inside doing all that work. But, I do use their recipes once/month to have our "formal" meal. And they are quite delicious.


title: Four Stars

text: A lot of very good food ideas!


title: its ok

text: I prefer the print magazine, it is much less diffcult to navigate, and feels more informative, although it may contain all of the same information.


title: Five Stars

text: love this magazine


title: Some great outdoor ideas

text: This magazine, despite seeming like it would be for the 60-75 yr old is really a great mag for all bird lovers of all ages. This was for my 25 yr old daughter who is a “ birder”


title: Great hiking,camping,and equipment reviews in here

text: If you hike either at beginner level or advanced this will have awesome gear and clothing reviews, articles, top products of the year, park reviews, questions and answers, stories that are pertinent . Great overal outdoor magazine


title: Five Stars

text: Best sports magazine on the market


title: Five Stars

text: I love this magazine.  I have had it before and still enjoy it.


title: Five Stars

text: Way better than Car and Driver magazine!


title: Nothing good in the magazine

text: Came bent, want to return. Nothing good in the magazine.


title: 90% advertisements, 10% content.

text: Filled to the brim with advertisements. It gets two stars because it has some nice pictures and every so often a good article or two.


title: Great magazine

text: I love the tip and hints and ideas for ordinary cleaning, storage, and display.  I also like the decorating ideas.


title: Five Stars

text: this is great


title: my favorite!

text: Not the biggest magazine fan but this is one magazine that keeps me up to date on new tv shows, movies and books.  The reviews are are pretty on the mark.


title: Not worth the money

text: Thin, cheap, and full of full-page ads.


title: Five Stars

text: My favorite magazine at an incredible price!


title: OPE or Advertising media

text:
Ordered this magazine in July 2006 based upon the description.  Got my 1st issue, Sep 06 in late Oct.  Crammed with advertisments pertaing to help in running a business, no real article at all.  Then it didn't come.  I emailed Amazon in Nov, asking that I receive the missing issues, extend the subscription for the missing issues, or refund my money.  Later I received a November 2005 issue and a Nov 2006 issue.  I emailed Greenmedia about this and have yet to receive a reply.  The two Nov issues I received are also packed with advertisments.

Not much to read at all in the way of maintaing Outdoor Power Equipment.  It does list page after page after page of business's that do though.

In my opinion if you're looking for a publication that talks about small machines and the small engines that power them, avoid this this one !!!

My 2 star rating is based entirely on the smooth paper and nice pictures.


title: Five Stars

text: Enjoy the articles very much.


title: Beware: now only four issues per year

text:
I think the content is not too bad, although typically not a lot of depth. I'd give 3-4 stars for content. However, the real kicker is to buy a subscription for 12 issues per year, then have the format change to 4/year after the first issue!

This magazine is not worth $3/issue.


title: Not bad.

text:
Content is fairly varried, from hardware to techniques. Overall not a bad publication.

My three main complaints are:
(1)You don't get 12 issues in a year. The number of issues was reduced after I paid for a full prescription.
(2)Page after page of advertising for the Sportsman Channel.
(3)The gear reviews often don't seem very unbiased, with a heavy lean toward whatever happens to be advertised on the next page.


title: great magazine

text: This magazine has lots of great articles.  It is very informative and gives great reviews.  Got this at a low price I could not be happier with my subscription.


title: Save yourself the trouble and throw it out immediately...

text:
If you hadn't had your fix of advertising from the Chinese controlled bike companies, make the same mistake I did and try a cheap subscription to this worthless rag.

Never had I encountered more articles as uninteresting and unappealing, combined with bike and component reviews as informative as the back of a bottle of cheap shampoo.


title: A Review...You've got to be kidding!

text: I only just ordered this national magazine, ESPN, as a gift and the first issue hasn't even been delivered yet!  Can't review something that hasn't even been received.  Your request for a review is quite premature.  Ordered ESPN in March as one of four magazine purchased for a young man (whom I do not personally know) who has been wrongfully incarcerated. Was told ESPN could not be delivered until May...so ok - about 5-6 weeks but the other three magazines couldn't be delivered until June!  I recontacted Amazon and asked them to have the magazines delivered sooner and Amazon said they couldn't do anything about it...they said it was the "publishers who dictated the delivery schedules".  They wouldn't even try to contact the publishers and ask that they make an exception and expedite delivery.  Not real happy about it all.  Nothing I can do about it and the person to whom I gifted these magazines no other form of communications except letters and a newspaper...so he waits for his magazines...a long time.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine


title: Covers a Lot of Bases.

text: I'm a rank amateur when it comes to the fixing problems in the house, and building furniture and other wood items. This magazine has proved itself to be a great resource in those areas.


title: A Five Star, if This Is the Kind of Magazine that You're Looking for

text: I'm happy to review this magazine. I bought an old F-100 pickup truck that I want to restore. Before I found the truck that I ended up buying, I subscribed to several restoration, old truck, etc. magazines. AutoRestorer was one of them. I ended up dropping all of those magazines but this one. It's hard to put my finger on exactly why this one appealed to me more than the others. It isn't a slick, glossy magazine like the others.It's not loaded with pretty photos of old trucks--in fact, they're pretty rare (if you want that, I recommend Vintage Trucks magazine). And the pages are only a couple of notches better in quality than newsprint. One thing that I do know is that I found all kinds of extremely helpful information in the letters to the editor, both from those writing to the editor and the editors themselves. I didn't have that experience with the other magazines. I've probably picked up a few good pieces of information from the various articles, too.


title: Great Computer Magazine

text: I am not a gamer or power user (which are the target markets for _Maximum PC_), but I still really enjoy reading it. My only complaint, which is one that I would bring against almost all computer magazines nowadays, is that a lot of each issue is devoted to electronics that are not PC's--smart phones, televisions, etc.


title: Five Stars

text: The best


title: No frills

text: Interesting recipes with straightforward instructions.


title: Not a yearly subscription

text: Love the magazine just thought I was receiving a year subscription and only got 3-4 issues.


title: Michigan History Magazine is Fantastic!

text: My favorite magazine!!<br />Interesting history and beautiful photography!


title: Only one issue received for a subscription that started in January 2016

text: The content of  this magazine is great. But so far I have only received one issue! This is incredible! I am contacting Amazon customer service to cancel this and hopefully get a refund.


title: Five Stars

text: great magazine


title: Yeah!

text: You better have your girl tame before you get this mag. Full of all the right bikes with lots of curves and booby shots. Pure American Man magazine!


title: Great give idea for the woman in your life

text: I got a couple of subscriptions of the Women's Health Advisor thinking it was a magazine format, instead it turned out to be about a 10 page zine. I got it for my mother-in-law and for my sister-in-law.  They loved it.  The format is perfect for on-the-go health conscious women who like to stuff it in their purse and read it at their leisure.  They liked it so much they asked for information about a renewal.  I'd call that a great gift!


title: Boring

text: I mean... it has some good recipies, but it’s pretty boring. I won’t subscribe again :-( I’d rather watch her show :-)


title: Grit magazine

text: Grit Magazine was on time and its an awesome very informative magazine!!  love it


title: My kid likes it

text: I didn't pay attention to close to the description.  I thought it was about reptiles, where it's about keeping reptiles as pets. If it's a pet reptile mag you want this is one. There is lots of info about housing and feeding them.


title: Great magazine. Super price

text: Great magazine. Super price.


title: Gave this as a gift to my husband, but I love it, too

text: I never thought I would find myself reading a magazine called Family Handyman, but it's great. Even for someone like myself who isn't all that inclined to DIY, there is a lot to gain from this magazine - even if it's something as simple as figuring out the best places to conceal a spare key. Glad I gave it as a gift.


title: Kind of a scam

text: Okay, I really liked the all access idea, until I actually tried it. I had been a subscriber for one month when I started receiving e-mails that my subscription was up for renewal at the full rate - after having received only one issue! I immediately cancelled it. I don't like being misled and I really felt like that was what happened with this subscription. Very disappointing.


title: Great item

text: Great item


title: Perfect grandson gift

text: When my grandson chose this magazine at the news stand I knew it would be a good choice.  He loves it.


title: Five Stars

text: Loved my price and enjoy the magazine.


title: A unique view for Americans

text: A very good synopsis of international relations from the point of view of a former worker in the trenches.


title: Not Enough Content

text: Martha, the content to ad ratio is way off. There are too many ads. Also, I wish there were more tutorials for the DIY stuff - sometimes there are just pics and little blurbs. More recipes can never hurt, either! Overall, I'm not too impressed with the magazine. The pretty covers do make for nice coffee table decor, but I'll probably be switching my subscription next year to Eating Well.


title: Fun to flip through but not much substance

text:
Perhaps if I had a clothing budget of thousands of dollars I would see more value in this magazine. It's fun to just look through but 99% of the items in the ads and the articles are not purchases the average person could afford to make. I wish they would offer more affordable alternatives to the outfits they display.

On a shipping note, it took much longer to arrive than promised.


title: Five Stars

text: Good product, quick delivery!  Thanks!


title: awsome!

text: good read


title: I would recommend it

text: this was a gift so can not say too much about being satisfied or not, but as far as I know the recipient of the gift is satisfied


title: This was a renewal

text: The magazine is interesting enough.  It provides a good short form of health issues.  I most probably will renew again.


title: Renewed for another year!

text: Renewed this gift subscription for my Dad who loves ro read.  Very pleased with the overall ease of the process.  Thank you!


title: Used to be better....

text: When this magazine only came out 4 times a year I found it to be very informative, and I always picked it up to see what the next season's trends were going to be. Now that it is produced every month I feel like they have to stretch to fill the pages, and things get repeated.


title: Five Stars

text: Love the magazine!


title: Five Stars

text: Who knew you could order mags on Amazon. Now we can keep track of them


title: Hard to focus

text: Love the magazine content.  Very inspiration and though provoking.  Just wish the font was a little larger and eliminate the dark backgrounds.  Very hard to read.


title: Best Food Mag For Cooks

text: Best recipes and pictures of any food mag. Easy to follow  Pictures make you want to try the dish. Love it.


title: Great for couponers!

text: I love this magazine!


title: Did you realize this is automatic renew!!

text: Watch out! This will automatically renew ! You have to manage the subscription and change the automatic renew!!


title: Wish I could give it a 2 1/2.

text: I am disappointed National Geographic has produced such a commercial product for young minds.  I got subscriptions for both of my youngest grandsons.  I was horrified by the amount of ads in the magazine.  Even some of the stories were about the latest (and expensive) toy - more like an infomercial.  The puzzles and quizzes are great, but the intellectual content is sadly lacking - there is usually only one "in depth" article.  National Geographic could have done better.


title: Great magazine for us lay people.

text: I have an eclectic knowledge base.  I like the diversity the magazine offers and doesn't get bogged down in technical jargon.  I especially like the true medical stories that appear monthly.  A little pricey.  Great for the person who likes to know a little something about a lot of things.


title: INsider Benefit catch.

text: I subscribed to get the INsider benefits for fantasy football.  I wasn't able to activate anything until I got my first magazine because I didn't have my account number.  After that it confirmed that it could activate at no additional cost but made me enter my credit card number anyways to renew and the then current rate after my subscription expired.  The only way to cancel this is to call  - you cant do it online.  Not worth the hassle in my opinion so I am canceling my subscription completely


title: Wonderful

text: We have given this magazine for our own children and our grandchildren. They truly love it and devour it. Great!


title: Field & Stream

text: I am hoping this subscription will be received by our son-in-law and grandsons in another state.  The confirmation came through quickly.  Thanks!


title: Love the Magazine - Love the Food

text: I love the stuff in this magazine. They have some great "normal" recipes. We also get Fine Cooking and its an okay magazine. Well written, nice pictures, etc. But lets face it- some of the stuff is too outlandish. I have cooked 10x more recipes from Cuisine at Home than Fine Cooking. We always get good results. In fact what we have done is laminate our favorite recipes so we dont have to keep going back to the individual copies. My fav recipe is the make ahead meatballs.


title: Two Stars

text: If you like ads buy this magazine.


title: has alot of interesting articals

text: I have got the magazine I ordered, but the ones I have bought at the news stand I have enjoyed.  This is why I subscribed to it.


title: Great Mag.

text: Always the best!


title: It's not your father's National Geographic

text: I'm very disappointed.  Many years ago, I subscribed to NG and loved the photography and the stories about other cultures.  Also, the science articles were fascinating.  Unfortunately, the magazine is nothing like it was.  Now, the photography is nothing special and, if fact, is very pedestrian.  Also, the magazine is now printed on cheap, inferior paper.  Worst of all, though, is how it now has become so politicized.  I subscribed to NG because I wanted to get away from the politics!  Instead of subscribing, I suggest that you look at a single issue first and then decide.


title: Sadly awful

text: It is painful to see a publication like National Geographic turn out such a bad magazine for children.  It is almost one big ad from cover to cover.  There seems to be no real sense of nature or of learning.  If you are looking for a great nature magazine for children, look for NWF's Your Big Back Yard for those under 7 or Ranger Rick for the older ones.  Both of these are a sources of facts and exciting information about nature for children.[[ASIN:B003I7HS5M Your Big Backyard (1-year auto-renewal)]]


title: One Star

text: The free charger never came


title: Magazine

text: Good magazine


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine


title: Too much advertising

text: Too much advertising! I'm tired of getting more and more ads each month. I've been a subscriber for years but I will cancel due to this issue.


title: Lake Reader

text: I have never been disappointed with any receipt I have tried. Southern Living always has interesting decorating ideas and shopping articles. Great buy from Amazon.


title: Discover Magazine

text:
I love magazines.  I do.

I subscribe to only a half dozen or so non-professional magazines at the moment, but Discover is definitely one of my favorites.  The stories are a little light, it is no Scientific American, but it is also not TV Guide or People.  Articles are clear, concise and approachable for all audiences, including 10+ year olds.

I'm not saying that this is something you leave out on your coffee table to try and impress anybody that you know how to read, but if you need something on the night stand (or if you're one of those with a magazine rack in the bathroom) then this might be a good one for you.


title: Great ideas

text: There are  a<br />It of practical and useful ideas.


title: When Is A Deal Not a Deal?

text: The Kids Nat Geo magazine is great; However, your price is higher than purchasing it directly from Nat Geo.  Also, the six month deal you offer is a waste of time and money; And the automatic renewal is another waste.  Why not just sell it at the Nat Geo yearly subscription rate?


title: Grate Book

text: Lots of good projects that will keep me busy in retirement.<br />good instructions on how to fix things around the house.


title: Best buy

text: NG magazine has been a favorite of mine for years.  It is authentic, colorful,current and much more.  As a teacher I have used it in teaching students about geography, science, math, history, travel, politics and the list of teachable topics is un ending.  As a family it is a must for information and delights of photogaphy.  Do not let your home go without a subscription to this wonderful magazine/


title: Trouble free!

text: I’ve had this off and on for a couple of years. No issues, not a problem arrived on time. Great for what it is.


title: This magazine might be out of business.

text: Ok, December 2020 till now, nothing, no magazine, no form letter nothing. Money lost I guess.


title: wife

text: my wife loves it.


title: I Keep Right On Renewing

text:
I keep voting for National Geo every year at renewal time.
Interesting variety in stories.
Well Written.
Thorough coverage of the story material.
And only LIFE Magazine covers were ever in the same photography league.


title: Food Magazine

text:
I've become a hard-core foodie 'cause I love good food and I was raised to be self-sufficient.  That means "learn how to do it for yourself".

Food Magazine is a great place for me to get good recipes and learn more about how to do things right.

I keep voting with my wallet, and my stomach.

I'll renew again next year.

  -Bob


title: Sunset Has Held Up Well For Years

text: Sunset magazine does an excellent job of doing exactly what it claims to do.  It epitomizes "The Western Lifestyle".  It May Be a little square, but when you are looking for places Western to travel to or have to do something around your home Sunset has got you covered.


title: great magazine for cooks

text: great magazine for cooks, or wannabe good cooks. gave a daughter (divorced working mother with twin sons) a subscription and she enjoys the quick meal recipes.<br />I'm retired, but still enjoy cooking.


title: TV It's more than a guide!

text: TV Guide is more than a guide; it is filled with updated news about your favorite and not so favorite programs and celebrities.


title: So, So..

text: This magazine has some very pretty pictures; that's all. I guess it works fine for people with money but It doesn't do anything for me.


title: Practical and enjoyable

text: Absolutely love Entrepreneur. I read Money, Inc, Fortune, and a few others... This is one of my favorite for practice tips on how others go about starting and running their small shop.


It used to have more organization.  I like seeing before and after with products.


title: best magazine for us

text: I stopped lots of magazines that I was receiving because they didn't meet my needs. Eating well I've found many ideas that I can incorporate into my diet and if not some that just need a bit of change.  I come away with some fresh ideas on using the foods I want to use not processed stuff.  I have been subscribing and giving as a gift for a while now.


title: Five Stars

text: Great magazine, love the recipes.


title: Current affairs for teens

text: My son started reading MAD Kids and now that he is older he loves MAD. It is a good way to get a teen interested in current affairs using un-biased humor.


title: Buyer Beware!

text: The magazines are a very good deal, as long as your sign up for "auto renewal" at "the lowest price available". To get the low price, you must agree to renew the magazine without notification of timing, or price. They do allow you to purchase the subscription without auto-renewal, but the pricing shows you their intent: Real Simple is $5 with auto-renewal and $26.88 without. Pricing on the other magazines are also skewed to get you to agree to their auto-renewal. Personally, I do not like agreeing to purchase something in advance without knowing the price. Exacerbating the matter, they do not even give you the courtesy of telling you when they charge you. Sorry, pass.


title: Five Stars

text: an old favorite, a new price.


title: Good magazine....Poor Delivery Service!

text: I always enjoy this magazine...but that's when I get it! Bonnier Publishing has a poor track record with their delivery service so you are better off buying at a news stand or bookstore. I got fooled with the low advertised price and we all enjoy home delivery. Ended up paying for 12 issues but only receiving 4 despite lots of frustrating e-mail exchanges with Customer Service at Bonnier Publishing. Online subscription may be a better option.


title: Gripes & Grimaces

text:
I've been a People subscriber for 2 years now & I quite agree with the majority of reviewers... Same Celebrities, different week. If it isn't Tomkat/kitten, it's Branjelina or Benifer 2. Oh, and we cannot forget "Mrs. Oops, I Did It Again" Spears-Federline. Very little on real people/human interest stories anymore, very little...

As for the actual magazine, it seems I've become, through no choice of my own, one of People's Quality Control employees. After subscribing, I informed Customer Service of my allergy to their scented inserts. I was told a note would be made to my account and I would no longer receive inserts in my magazine. Here is where my job of QC employee came in, with my having to remove these inserts several times the first year, then again the second year in which I made another call to Customer Service. They apologized. Stated there was a note on my account regarding my request then they offered to extend my subscription for two more weeks.

Next problem and part of my "new" job requirements... reassembling my magazine. I received at least 4 or 5 issues of People put together either backwards, upside down or with half of the magazine in the front & the other half flipped over in back. In order to read and enjoy these issues, I had to remove the staples, try and rearrange the pages & then line the pages up by the staple holes to reinsert the staples. Again I called Customer Service to complain. Again they apologized then offered to extend my subscription another 2 weeks.

I've since written to cancel my subscription. I've not heard a word back from People Inc., regarding this. We'll see how it turns out.


title: The magazine itself is good, but the cosplay section leaves a lot to be desired.

text:
I love Otaku USA. It is how I discovered many anime I would have normally passed on, and while anime in it is usually done airing when the magazine comes out (due to its bimonthly publication), it is still worthwhile to read it because you may find a title in there you missed.
The manga reviews are usually current though, and are usually pretty good. The video game section is also good, allowing me to read about games I may not have found on my own.
I do not like the live action or yaoi sections, but just skip those.
My big complaint with the magazine comes from its cosplay section. I love cosplay. I love looking at pictures of cosplay. But the tips the magazine gives are somewhat elitist. This month has an article on photography that says you need to learn modelling techniques and pay a photographer for pictures of you want to be seen as being good. It's fine and dandy if you want to pay someone to take your picture because you want pictures (sometimes, it's sadly the only way you get them) but calling it a must and saying you need to learn how to model if you want to be good is elitist imo. The advice itself is good for those who want professional pics, but I just didn't like what was insinuated. Another complaint is that almost all of the cosplayers shown are the ones that look like models or had photo shoots scheduled. There are very few hobbyist cosplayers ever shown, and there is almost never someone in there that isn't skinny. And almost all the girls shown are girls with perfect figures in sexy outfits. Guys get a slight break, but they still have to be perfect.. The cosplay section is totally discouraging towards those who do not fit a certain look. I also don't like that there never seems to be anything on wigs, fabric choices, sewing advice, or props. This is cosplay section. There is never a how to. Ever. Or even advice on anything that is necessary. I want to see how tos, advice on crafting armor, sewing tips, wig tips, material recommendations (for armor and props), and fabric tips in the magazine. Con fitness would also be helpful occasionally. Con reports are ok, but I would like to see the stuff I mentioned as opposed to con reports all the time or tips on helpful but not essential parts of cosplay.
I could just do what I do with the live action and yaoi sections and skip it, but I love cosplay. I am a cosplayer myself. I don't want to skip something I normally like. I just want it to improve.


title: Everything

text: Like the content


title: Look elsewhere

text: The name should have some remote connection with the content - that seems a basic point.  But "architecture"?  No.  In another decade, perhaps, but not for the last three years I subscribed.  The occasional odd article was worth a read, but mostly this is a lifestyle magazine and the advertising dominates over the content as it were a women's fashion magazine.  Needless to say, I did not renew my original subscription.


title: worth the $$&

text: great articles and recipes!


title: Fabulous alternative to computer screen!

text: Gifted a subscription to my Grandchildren, and they love it!


title: Five Stars

text: Always fun to read


title: Five Stars

text: great mag


title: We haven't received the magazine yet

text: We knew it was going to take 4 to 6 weeks to receive the first magazine when we order it, but this is ridiculous. We are still waiting for the magazine and it has already been six weeks


title: Good Magazine

text: We just received this magazine a few days ago. So it took over a month to get the first issue. Not too happy about that, but they did let you know it might take 4 to 6 weeks for the first issue to arrive. The magazine is not too fancy. The pages are very thin, but the articles are pretty good so far


title: but I thoroughly enjoy reading Popular Science because it helps me keep up ...

text: I am not a scientist, but I thoroughly enjoy reading Popular Science because it helps me keep up with cutting edge information about technology, inventions, and current events that are helpful to know and to understand as the articles are written in layman's terms.  I find each issue to be interesting, and I read them all cover to cover.


title: “Real Simple Magazine” Is A Simple Pleasure

text: This is my 2nd subscription ordering paper copies of “Real Simple Magazine”. After I’ve collected their extraordinary ideas and made my notes, the magazines are recycled into my doctors waiting rooms, to be enjoyed again. I especially like that the paper copies arrive covered with a plastic sleeve, included with my name and address on the outside of the wrapping.


title: Readers Digest Print Editions

text: I love Readers Digest for several reasons: 1) RD fits easily in my purse, 2) RD can be educational, 3) RD has humor scattered throughout, 4) RD can be informational, 5) RD has very short stories (great when you’re in a waiting room @ the Dr, hospital, etc.)


title: Rugby Central

text: This publication has all the essential news on the world of rugby. Though it is focused on European rugby, and especially English rugby, it is probably the best rugby publication available in the USA. However, the fact that it is published in Europe creates an annoying lag time of about a month. It often previews events that are over by the time the magazine arrives. It is also relatively expensive. None the less, if you are a rugby enthusiast, I highly recommend it.


title: Great magazine

text: Great magazine<br />Lots of great information


title: For older readers.

text: Great as a gift for elderly relative.  Short pieces for quick reads.


Magazine is good but I only received one the whole time.  They try and get you to renew after only a couple months. If you don’t act quickly they automatically renew at a high price.


title: Best magazine ever for all travel enthusiasts!

text: Love Texas Highways. Always gives me ideas about new places to visit.


title: PC World -Synapse

text: I ordered this on 12/23/08 as a gift and the person still has not received their first issue as of 2/3/09.  Very disappointed.


title: Four Stars

text: I had a hard time getting this sent as a gift. Probable just me.


title: auto renew subsciption-Sew News

text: Sew News is one of my favorite magazines. I like the auto renewal feature because it allows me to not have to remember when to re-new.  What I did not like is that the auto renew  waits till the very end of the subsciption and the last magazine is sent before it renews.  This causes an interuption in the magazine and 1 or 2 magazines are dropped until the renewal kicks in.. :(


title: Great gift for women of fashion

text: For my 18 yr granddaughter


title: Awesome

text: Just love it


title: Love this magazine

text: More ads over recent years, but great projects, great info, and great price.


title: Five Stars

text: I really enjoy reading the lens works magazine.  Thanks


title: How did Vanity Fair treat our first immigrant First Lady Melania Trump?

text: This magazine is trash. As far as up to date on Politics? Hitlers play book.


title: Marginal content with horrible customer service

text: Magazine content and format is ok, not great. Customer service to cancel the subscription is atrocious.


title: Two Stars

text: Could be ok, but too much advertising. Seems they get paid by clothing companies to be their models, too


title: Three Stars

text: Just not as good since they switched to single-themed issues. Liked it much better before


title: History at our fingertips

text: A gem, even my 10 year old loves it.


title: Four Stars

text: works well


title: Four Stars

text: good magazine


title: Mostly junk, of very limited interest--buy a copy first

text: I made the mistake of subscribing to Make, based on the hype.  It turns out to be long and tedious, with instructions on how to make really messy junk of virtually no interest or use.  Successive issues have gone down hill, and by issue 4 they were dealing in vanity pictures of people's garage workshops.  Maybe you'll be the one in a million who wants to make useless junk, but buy a copy or two at the newstand before you subscribe.  It's not obviously wonderful.


title: Good Moto Magazine

text: Good magazine for motocross lifestyle and young folks.  I like the staff and their talents, especially Swap.  I read it cover to cover every month.


title: Five Stars

text: Who doesn't love Reader's Digest?  Seamlessly added to my current subscription.


title: This magazine is what I'd been looking for with regard ...

text: This magazine is what I'd been looking for with regard to my interest in UK history. Every month I read this mag cover to cover -- sometimes twice!! Definitely worth every penny!


title: send to ipad

text: All i wish  was it is available as a e magazine  save a lot of cost  available to read faster


title: Very slow first delivery

text: I bought this as a gift for someone for Christmas and the info said the first issue would be as late as Feb but then when I got the actual shipping info it said it wouldn't arrive until March!!!!  Much too late for a Christmas gift but it was too late to do anything about it.  I was disappointed in Amazon.


title: Not interesting or useful

text: I don't see anything in my first 2 issues that I would want to cook.


title: Nice to get real news

text: Like everything about it


title: Prevention Magazine

text: I am enjoying my subscription to Prevention.  The subscription began coming very promptly.  Amazon had the best price I could find.


title: Yep, an Oprah scam!

text: As stated, the auto-renewal sucks.  I tried to cancel it, but it was a no-go.  And as others have stated, the magazine itself is more ads than anything, which is why I wanted to stop the subscription.  I got in on the magazine at Christmas when 6 issues cost $1.  Guess I'm paying it for it now, right Oprah?


title: Great magazine

text: The magazine subscription started about 4 weeks ahead of targeted date of start


title: How the folks with no budgetary restraints decorate their homes ... perhaps.

text: Ok, a design magazine such as this is by its nature rather pretentious and fawning, but in a fairly good natured way.


title: What A Great Gift Idea!

text: My niece LOVES the surprise subscription my husband and I sent her. She looks at the pictures over and over and asks her mother to read her the stories. So glad we chose this periodical for her!


title: Wrong magazinr

text: I didn’t request People in Spanish because I don’t speak Spanish.


title: Love this magazine.

text: Beautifully written. Inspiring and encouraging.


title: Great magazine!

text: Did not get the Virus issue or several others I've seen at the news stands. Took 3 months for the subscription to start.


title: Beware the auto-renewal!

text:
I hate to give a 1-star review, but I want to warn others about Cook's Illustrated's questionable business practice.  Once you subscribe, you cannot cancel your subscription online.  You have to call them, during very limited business hours (which happen to be the same hours when all of us are working).  And you inevitably end up on hold for a very long time before you can connect with a human.

Yes, Cook's Illustrated was nice enough to send an email, warning me that the auto-renewal was about to kick in.  But when I spent my entire lunch break on hold and couldn't connect with a human, I ended up getting stuck with a charge to my credit card.  I called back during the holidays (what a great way to spend my little vacation time!) and finally got through to someone.  They tried to tell me that I could only cancel any FUTURE annual payments.  I had to insist on speaking to a supervisor, and explain my story, before they would consent to prorating the subscription.

It's a shame that Cook's Illustrated has made it this difficult to cancel.  Therefore, I cannot in good conscience recommend that people do business with them.  Keep buying their wonderful books.  But do NOT sign up for any auto-renewals!


title: Subscribed for years

text: I've subscribed to Country Living off & on for many years! It used to be so thick & the magazine itself was larger! If this keeps up I may not continue my subscription?


title: Too Bad

text: No more subsscription


title: Love the information.

text: I like the information on the latest inventions and the how to's. I would like it if they had more cutting edge scientific articles.


title: Five Stars

text: Very good


title: Five Stars

text: I look forward to every issue


title: Five Stars

text: Really good magazine.


title: Great gift!

text: This is a birthday gift for my brother, renewed yearly as he can't live without it!


title: Best Magazine value EVER!

text: If you love anything Western you will absolutely love this magazine.  Beautiful photographs.  Great articles on famous people who happen to love horses and living out west.  Lots of great information on travel also and anything else western.  This is a joy to read.


Much improved in recent years and one of the best sources for presenting real science to the general public. Anyone looking to be an informed citizen about science related issues would benefit from reading this magazine. It's true that it's not as technical as it was in my childhood, but of late has very striking visual graphics explaining some very complicated matters in a very comprehensive way. Misses five stars because content sometimes is a bit thin compared to past--a problem with many print periodicals today. Maybe 4.5 stars if you consider the digital benefits of a print subscription.


title: watch out for SCAMS in magazine

text: My daughter received a subscription to High Five as a gift. This is a version of the magazine for younger children...from Highlights. She loves it. In one of the magazines, at the back, there was a little scratch game. You had to scratch the pieces and if you had three matches you could win a FREE book and a FREE tote bag. So of course we won. My daughter was very excited and I thought it was pretty cool myself. A couple weeks later we get some Highlights puzzle magazines in the mail...didn't think anything of it. This morning my wife and daughter are having fun doing activities in these magazines and I start to wonder, out loud, why they gave these to us. I start sifting through all the papers and find an invoice that says we owe $2.45 for S&H and $5.49 for one of the puzzle "books" (they're actually magazines)...and a couple more that are "free". Then I come across another piece of paper that informs me that they will send me the "free" tote once I send them the money. This absolutely infuriates and disgusts me. How can they take something fun and innocent and turn it into something ugly. I remember having Highlights when I was a kid! I'm looking for alternative activity books for my daughter as I was planning on continuing the subscription when it ended.


title: Not my cup of tea.

text: Tried a 4 month trial subscription. Well written (understand why this Mag. has been around so long) but just not of my interest. However; do understand why it’s of interest to so many others.


title: One of best Auto. Mags.

text: Have had a car n driver subscription for years. First time renew through Amaz. Good choice! Best price and service. Will continue to renew through Amaz. in future.


title: Look forward to each issue.

text: Great reading; good price. Will be renewing.


title: Enjoy print magazines before they are gone.

text: Everything in the magazine can be found online. It is nice to have a hard copy of tips and tricks (and blueprints) that I don't have to print out. For those upset with ads in the magazine, welcome to the real world of how things are paid for to get consumers the cheapest prices.


title: Durable and wipe able

text: Great take along books . Chewable and wipeable with out breaking down


title: Digest the reading

text: Been reading for 40+ years, love it.


title: Does not allow me to cancel. Customer service doesn’t allow me to request a refund either.

text: I was so ripped off! I tried to cancel the subscription and it auto renewed for double the price listed here. I don’t want the magazine, the recipes are neither practical or interesting to my household.


title: Veranda magazine

text: Interesting room decors, advertisements for creative vendors, quality, glossy pages.  Not Architectural Digest but for the price, quite stimulating for the person who appreciates traditional decor.


title: Popular Science

text: Stimulates the imagination, all the great inventions out there.  Stretches one's thinking about the future.  Extremely affordable subscription as well.


it is one of the best Christmas gifts I gave my wife. It just keeps on giving with each issue.


title: It’s ok

text: Nit and interesting as it used to be from a fashion perspective.


title: Emphasis on rescue and mixed breeds

text: I appreciate moe emphasis on rescue rather than breeding dogs.  Until we can get the over population under control this is what we all need to. E working on.


title: Yet to receive my subscription

text:
I took out a subscription on May 20, 2008 and I am yet to receive a single copy. Not 1. I called the company handling the subscriptions and I got a "Very helpful" response of they can't understand why as according to their records it was sent. What I don't understand is that I'm receiving other subscription issues just not PRINT... and they had the gall to ask me if I wanted to take out another subscription since this one is almost up. Can you believe that??? I'm very hesitant to order HOW....which might mean throwing good money after bad.

Arlene, Graphic Designer


title: FINE & SOPHISTICATED

text: A fine and sophisticated culinary magazine. Excellent recipes and beautiful pics.


title: Love TV Guide

text: My TV Guide subscription was extended as promised. The price was excellent. I am very happy with my purchase at Amazon.


title: Full of projects and tech info for smart/creative people.

text:
I have been a subscriber since their first issue and love this magazine and their website. It's a quarterly magazine, so you'll have enough time to finish a few projects before the next issue arrives.

I can't give it enough justice in this review. Visit their website [...] (or google for Make magazine). It gives a sample of what you'll find in the magazine and links to hundreds of other websites with amazing and fun projects to build. Or download one of their free weekly video podcast that includes a pdf for the project. The projects come straight from the magazine and it shows you how to make them.

Thanks to the magazine I made a small LED flashlight that runs on old batteries, a marshmallow gun made with PVC, and a little robot that runs on solar energy. My next projects will be a wind power generator, a 20W solar panel, and my own biodiesel. OK, I'm still undecided if I'll try making the biodiesel.


title: Five Stars

text: Love this


title: Wired on Digital!

text: Sweetness.  Great deal but only a few months unfortunately.  Can't go wrong for 5 bucks though, right?  If you say right, you're wrong.


title: Five Stars

text: I love Jo Ann Gains & the work she does.


title: Forbes: Wealth...How WE Make Wealth Promoting Superficial Product, Celebrities, and C Grade Journalists.

text:
Would not recommend. Mainly advertisements, articles about celebrities, and not much meat for entrepreneurs.  Maybe Forbes held a great wealth of information in the past, but I can say that it didn't provide much for me (the magazine pages work great at the bottom of my cat box however).

If you want to read People magazine but already have a subscription, then take a look at Forbes.
If you are a snob, get a subscription to Forbes and toss it on your coffee table.

If you want a peek into the articles you'll find in Forbes magazine, take a look at their website (but remember to skip past their annoying 'inspirational' quote of the day first).


title: Amazing

text: Love it and the price was amazing.


title: Print Magazines Made Easy

text: I love this magazine and receive the print copy via subscription with Amazon. I've found this to be the most cost effective, easy management and convenient method to get all my print magazines.


title: Nice feature.  I like autorenewal.

text: now is the time for all very, very, very , very very good men to come to the id of their country.


title: Short story reading for short period of time.

text: What can you say about RD? Best reading for short periods of time. Always has been and always will be.


title: Enjoying them

text: Got my first magazine onto my second. Love them for relaxing and dreaming.


title: Good for the small scale, self sufficient type

text: What is truly great about this magazine is that it is written exclusively by those readers who are 'living it', and share their experiences of country life and advice and self sufficient living. Well worth the price, only wish it came out every month!


title: A must read!

text: Who could not love this magazine?


title: Quick read articles

text: Articles keep me up to date with celebrities


title: Received only one magazine on the subscription

text: I bought the subscription for over 50 dollars in 2020 as a present. It is now 2022 and I only received 1 magazine. This is embarrassing and a very expensive 1 issue magazine subscription. Terrible idea.


title: MAD Magazine

text: No clue as to whether I like it or not....Ordered a while back and have yet to receive my first copy.


title: Mother loves it

text: Packed with articles and readings. My mother loves it.


title: One of the best magazines in America

text: has timely and historical and thought-provoking articles.<br />One of the best magazines in America!


title: Valuable Big-Picture View of Business

text:
Bloomberg Businessweek delivers a ton of substance in a straightforward, easy to read and enjoy manner. It's generally not the deepest dive into issues, but it delivers a great big-picture view of what's going on in the world, and there definitely is well-executed investigative journalism every couple issues as well. I would say that it shares a lot of positive attributes of The Economist: thoughtful, a good combination of straightforward business numbers and business theory, and an editorial voice that is principled but pragmatic. I would highly recommend it to anyone, even if he or she wasn't in business.

As a side note, prior to Businessweek, I had subscribed to Forbes to Fortune but quickly found them insufferable. Every turn of the page became a drag since it was so chock-full dumb filler material: lists, rankings, fluff pieces about rich people--all enveloped by insane layouts that were both aesthetically and functionally awful. Finding Businessweek was a godsend.


title: Reader Digest is the first magazine I look for in my  mail -

text: Like this magazine so much and have read it cover to cover whenever it arrives. Great helpful  hints, stories, jokes etc. Enjoy everything so much wish they would create a larger magazine, for more of everything! P.S.  My parents, their parents, this was the first magazine arriving in the mail for many many years. Thank You for a fine magazine written with expert editing, and contents!


title: VERY limited TV channel information!

text: This is a LOT different than TV Guide of old, it doesn't even provide TV listings except for such a small amount of times. I canceled, hope to receive some refund. Will keep you posted.


title: Fantastic Value

text: Getting a chance to C&D again for a fraction of the price is fantastic.<br />Been a long time and after getting over ALL the people who have been replaced, it's still a great READ!!


title: i just received my 3rd magazine

text: interesting articles so far


title: Popular Mechanics Review

text: Bought for my husband. He always loves getting it each month! Started arriving promptly after purchase and they make it easy to renew your subscription!


title: Worth the wait

text: Ordered on 3/28/16 received the first issue 6/6/16. Great read and some nice bud porn. To everyone complaining about the wait times it takes just as long to get first issue from high times website. Patience is a virtue lol. Definitely worth the price!!


title: Keeps Aloha alive!

text: Wonderful magazine. Especially good when you are missing Hawaii! The photography is awesome, it's nice to see places you recognize.


title: very disappointed

text: I am very disappointed by this product.  It turns out to be a slim newspaper about the French community in Toronto.  I thought it would be of more general interest, but it really is of zero interest to someone without ties in this community.  No wonder the publisher does not allow refunds - otherwise, no one would continue subscribing!!


title: The BEST...period!

text: This publication covers it all then some.  World currency to US cents and then some; this one is the one to subscribe to first!


title: Great for anyone into Numismatics!

text: This publication covers it all!  From world currency to the Lincoln Cent it's covered. Well worth the subscription price by far and tied for the best one I've subscribed to.


title: Two Stars

text: I did not order this


title: Well done

text: Excellent magazine!!!


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent magazine!!!


title: Great

text: Good


title: DO NOT, I Repeat, DO NOT, purchase this subscription.

text:
I purchased a 1 year subscription for my girlfriend 2 years ago, received one issue and that was it.  Attempted to contact the publisher multiple times, no response at all.  $15 for one issue and a big "FU" from the publisher is not a deal.

STAY AWAY


title: Best guitar mag out there

text: that being said, it has far too many advertisements & gear reviews as others have noted. i am a bit skeptical about the gear reviews as well since the mag seems a bit cozy with the manufacturers.<br />usually i can find some interesting info buried amongst the ads; although, it seems like the mag use to have more content in the past. enough there for me to dish out the 20$ for a subscription, but if there was something better than i would opt for it instead.


The intelligent man or woman's guide to the Washington D.C. world.  Weekly Standard provides the coverage that the "talking heads" of the media can't or won't  provide.<br />  The subscription through Amazon offered the best deal and the magazine is delivered in a timely fashion.


title: Overly Packed With Advertising

text: I subscribed to this magazine for a year and started out satisfied with the issues.  There was always one good article on lifting techniques, with a smattering of some good health trivia; otherwise, the magazine was jammed with ads for supplements.


title: Live better

text: I positively love clean eating magazine.


title: Read it

text: Love it. Lots of ideas.


title: Not very interesting

text: The recipes are not that good.


title: Do you like paying for advertisements?

text: The concept of Real Simple is a good one; however, the magazine is basically one big advertisement interspersed with a few recipes and stories. A big disappointment even for only five bucks a subscription. Keep your money unless you enjoy reading ads. I just counted 35 pages of ads in the last issue just to give you an idea.


title: love it

text: this magazine is a great deal for the money. it has alot of recipes and interesting food articles.


title: Photographs of gardens

text: I have subscribed to English Gardens for years and consistently enjoy the photos and articles.  I recommend this magazine to those of us who love to visit arboretums, parks, and estates.


title: Entice The Young Girl in Your Life to Read

text: This magazine enticed my granddaughter to read. She just now read her first book and she is an 11 year old with learning disabilities.


title: A 3 Year Olds Favorite Mail

text: My 3 yo loves to get these in the mail.  The stories, find the pictures, and the silly pictures are her favorites.  Would recomend for any small children.


title: Five Stars

text: ok


title: This is a good magazine

text: This is a good magazine for those who enjoy the outdoors. Good articles and good photos that make you want to walk the trails.


title: Good Magazine for those who enjoy the outdoors.

text: I don't hunt nor do I fish, but I do enjoy the outdoors.  This magazine provides the things that I enjoy doing and it also provides adventure journalism that is interesting and fun to read about.


title: Five Stars

text: Good read!


title: Two Stars

text: too many adds


title: Four Stars

text: good rag


title: Great magazine, but Amazon price is too much

text: I first started reading Donna Hay during a visit to Australia and I have been hooked since. It is a fabulous magazine that presents good quality ingredients in fresh and simple recipes. Fantastic plating, beautiful pictures, and lots of good practical knowledge.<br />However, the price Amazon is currently charging for a subscription, US$96.70, is too much. An international subscription, purchased direct from Australia is AU$96. The US dollar is not 1:1 with the Australian dollar (yet), so why does it actually cost more through Amazon? A year ago, the subscription was about US$34 from Amazon.


title: Beware magazine's billing practices!!!

text: In Dec/Jan 2013, I received an offer in the mail to get 30 issues for $12.  Instead of renewing at a higher rate, I sent a $12 payment for this surprising deal and then, weeks later, started getting bills for over $16 telling me to pay for what I order.  These look like bills for a renewal but I think it is actually billing me extra for the 30 issues.  I emailed customer service when I checked my account online to try to figure out the bills and didn't see any evidence of my $12 payment or order.  Customer Service initially told me that it couldn't find my $12 payment "after much research" so I told them to cancel it and consider me done with the publication and that they shouldn't be sending renewal notices that look like "due on receipt" bills to bully people into renewing.  Then I got yet another bill from them telling me I have to pay for what I have ordered and it references 30 issues so this is either trying to get more money out of me for what I've already bought OR a very early renewal notice for the 30 issues that I have already bought.  I have been getting these bills by email and in the mail.  I checked my account on-line again and, ta-da!, $12 has posted to my account with another "amount due" of over $16.  Since they were eager to cash the check that they had lost in the first place after I told them that I did NOT want the magazine anymore, I have told them that I want my $12 back and to stop the insulting and mystifying bills.  It is not a useful magazine now and it is not worth the time I've spent trying to keep them from cheating me.  If I get any satisfaction, I will update.  As for content, it is now too similar to the other parenting magazines I get and is full or ads and 4 "fall out" subscriber post-cards.  Craft and activities ideas are free on the internet and there's little need to pay for the ads I already pay for in the other parenting mags.  Got this because it didn't have ads but not now.  Why it is suddenly so inexpensive -- or seemed to be at the time.  If you want to try it, try it through Amazon in case you need an advocate with the billing. I wish I had.


title: Best magazine out their

text: Love it


title: Colorful and age appropriate

text: My almost 9 year old LOVES receiving her Nat Geo kids in the mail.  It is colorful and age appropriate.  She even refers back to the issues when she needs to do school work.


title: Great magazine, great design and ideas

text: My Mother and I love this magazine.  Arrived right before Xmas too.  Perfect gift


title: Talks well  of the city

text: As the magazine indicates,  it's all about New Orleans. Lotsa. ads


title: Five Stars

text: The wife enjoys this magazine very much.


title: perfect!

text: She enjoys this magazine very much and helps her with her decorating. The magazine is very well edited and provides interesting articles and pictures.


title: Great price. Company sends the magazine monthly and in ...

text: Being gun owners this magazine is informative. Great price. Company sends the magazine monthly and in good condition.


Ordered for husband as it was a good price. He didn't care for the magazine contents. Younger men will like it.


title: Ordered as gift. Imagine my surprise when I got ...

text: Ordered as gift. Imagine my surprise when I got a charge to my credit card for an 'automatic' renewal. I had no idea when ordered it would be charged without my being notified or asking if I wanted another year or not!!! Lots of aggravation to stop the subscription. Sneaky tactic! Be careful..


title: Good articles and recipes. fun to read.

text: The recipes are seasonal, fun, inventive and not too difficult.  Easy reading for inspiration.


title: Great Magazine

text: If you are like me there is no such thing as too many decorating magazines.  I have subscribed to this one for years and it is well worth the price.


title: Only got one magazine the first month

text: I didn't get a magazine monthly like i thought i would. I only received one issue and then nothing after that.


title: Took a bit to get the first issue

text: Great rag


title: Dishonest Subscription Renewal Process

text: I purchased a one year subscription online last year for both myself and my mom for the Oprah magazine.  I paid online for both at the time of purchase and have an email to prove it.  Now that the subscription is expiring, my mom and I both have gotten at least 3 threatening letters each.  Each is entitled "INVOICING BUREAU" in red.  The letter states " when you entered into an agreement to be billed later, we believed you would send your renewal payment upon receipt of you invoice.  Now that your subscription is coming to an end, we still have not received your payment.  You can resolve this matter quickly by returning the subscription invoice with your payment in the enclosed envelope."  This letter does not include a phone number and uses a lot of red to emphasize how urgent it is to pay.  It is purposefully misleading, I never led on that I wanted to renew.  I went to the website and there is no way to contact them, by email, etc.  after a lot of searching, I did find the cancel my subscription button.


title: Ok

text: They where ok


title: Fantastic magazine

text: My grandson really likes to read about the animals and play the games.


title: National Geographic Magazine

text: National Geographic is my favorite magazine. I enjoy the beautiful world and love learning about it. I'm amazed at the brave people who go out and discover new things.


title: Woman's Day Magazine

text: It's a great magazine for women. I have suscribed for many years. The cover a variety of subjects-fashion, cooking, gardens, parenting, the elderly, computers


title: Good Magazine!

text: Love the magazine,


title: Excellent resource for writers - especially when starting writing career.

text: I recommend Writer's Digest most highly!  It has been a major help for me in pointing out grammar and style issues and illustrating the way to correct these problems.  Writer's Digest is also an invaluable resource in finding businessses and services for writers.  Because of this, I am now on my way to being published for the very first time.


title: See Texas

text: Beautiful scenery, good suggestions for sightseeing and helpful for those of us who don't know much about Texas.  A good<br />traveling guide.


title: Clean reading.

text: Perfect for my mom.  Still has great short stories and regular features.  No junk reading.


title: Country Living, England...rating

text:
Love the magazine, it is filled with beauty...garden, cooking, homes...

I renewed again for next year, however, I got a new request wanting to know if I wanted to renew again. I have already paid for it and don't understand why I am getting this.


title: One Star

text: More ads than articles, and even the few articles are basically ads themselves.


If you are looking for a magazine that is informative and intellectually stimulating - while staying above the fray of today’s hyper-politicized climate - look elsewhere. I was hoping this subscription would be an escape to the finer things and ideas of life. There’s is nothing wrong with political discourse... I simply find that I get enough of that elsewhere and am looking for a good magazine that is an escape from the headlines that bombard us day-in and day-out.


title: Love this magazine

text: I love this magazine because it has good variety of recipes and helpful everday hints.  Personal health help and a short story. I look forward to new issues I get one every 3 weeks!!!


title: where are my magazines

text: I am disappointed, I received one magazine in February and that was the last magazine I received. I like to know what happened to the rest  of my subscription.


title: Free scarf

text: Everything was as expected.


title: Grandson loves it.

text: My daughter reads to him & he talks about the pictures.


title: Nice magazine

text: If you like birds, you will like this magazine.<br />Pictures & articles are both good.


title: Scam

text: I would give minus stars if I could, paid for a one year subscription and received but one issue


title: Timing is everything

text: Never showed up on time.  Always arrived week after games played.  Useless waste of money.


title: Oldie But (Still, Really!) a Goodie

text:
Ms. Magazine still occupies a place that no other magazine does, at the forefront of serious journalism, a passionate commitment to feminism and well aware of the intersectionality of discrimination that minority groups can and do encounter.  Founded in 1971, Ms. has been around a looooong time for a magazine.  I remember my mother and her friends circulating issues among themselves, talking and organizing, being inspiring and revolutionary and shaping my small world with their "big ideas."  Over the years, I grew into and out of Ms., first being exposed to and outraged by so many of its topics (racism, classism, abortion issues, and so on), then into the feeling that Ms. was (quite literally) my mother's magazine, outdated, repetitive, even (to parrot so many anti-feminists,) shrill.

And Ms. did/does deserve some of those charges.  Having been around so long, Ms. is an institution of its own, less flexible than (comparatively) recent upstarts like Bust.  Despite its book reviews and lists of feminist DVDs, it isn't devoted to critiquing pop culture and engaging with younger, teenage readers.  Ms. doesn't offer them the instant accessibility of Bitch's analysis of Taylor Swift, for example; it talks Somalia and US Senators, demanding close, attentive reading.  And as Ms. has aged, so too has its authorship, with many familiar bylines repeating over the years, though that's not to say they haven't worked to recruit new (and some younger) writers as well.  Ultimately, Ms. has stayed true to the hard-hitting, committed second-wave feminism it has fought for for so long; that's NOT a bad thing. I'm glad I grew up enough to finally feel like I grew back into Ms. magazine.

Although I highly recommend Ms. magazine - it's a great educational read, thought-provoking and consistently inspiring - I wouldn't recommend it for those who are just starting to get into feminism.  Ms. may be the standard for a reason, but it's not a simple, easy read; it's not meant to be.  Once you're in, though, make sure Ms. is one of your subscriptions; there just isn't anything else quite like it out there, still, and its voice is one that deserves to be out there and heard.


title: "The Original Guide to Living Wisely"

text:
My husband and I are not hardcore homesteaders who buy nothing, live only off our land and have carbon-neutral footprints.  Nor are we aspiring to be.  But, we are people who care about our own health, the health of our planet, the long-term consequences of our American lifestyles and are trying to be the best people we can be.  We are trying to "live wisely," and Mother Earth News magazine is a lovely reference as we continue to try to do so.

Each issue, which covers two months, tends to feature articles on gardening, being energy efficient/independent, DIY projects, small scale farming (like chickens or goats) and special topics on things ranging from hybrid vehicles to genetically modified corn, making your own herbal remedies to roofing options.  Unlike many magazines in its genre, Mother tries to address readers whose lifestyles range from full-time homesteaders with decades of experience to sub/urban wanna-bes who are trying to maximize their tiny lots and navigate city codes on chicken coops.  To me, this inclusivity gives Mother a communal feeling, letting advanced projects challenge those with experience and provide inspiration to beginners, while simple articles give beginners a place to start and serve as refresher courses for the pros.

As for the hotly debated (at least in Amazon's reviews!) "politics" of the magazine, Mother's advertisers run the gambit from liberal to conservative, libertarian, Christian, secular spiritual to downright kooky.  Given that each issue has an "Every Issue is a Green Issue" seal right next to its title (Mother Earth News), I didn't find it particularly surprising that the editorial often has an environmentalist tone.  The bulk of each issue is apolitical, get-your-hands-dirty type stuff anyway, though if you REALLY don't like the thought that you might stumble across an idea you don't agree with, then Mother (and really, magazines and reading material in general) might not be for you.  However, if you're looking for some self-reliant inspiration and help delivered bimonthly to your door, I highly recommend Mother Earth News.

Note: Check the Mother Earth News website for subscription deals before purchasing; they often have good prices.  Also, if you're more of a paperless person, on their website you can browse recent articles (a good way to see if you want to subscribe), or purchase ALL their archives (40+ years!) on disc for a really reasonable price... Talk about making a wise decision!


title: Brilliant.  And concise.

text: Having read the Economist for several years now I didn't realize how their writing had spoiled me until I sat down with a NY Times.  The Economist conveys more information in 5 paragraphs than the NYT does in 5 pages. When you're sick of ego driven, paid-by-the-word drivel, grab the Economist.  The obituaries alone are often worth the price.  This is the gold standard and well worth your time and money.


My husband (a licensed contractor) and I both love this magazine! It has more advanced features such as tool reviews and remodeling/renovation hacks, as well as more basic project ideas with detailed How To's and a wealth of ideas and suggestions for making all sorts of DIY's easier and cheaper. I gave my father (also an experienced handyman) a subscription for Christmas this year.


title: History for all!

text: Given to two people as gifts and have now purchased a subscription for myself! Both parties love the format and the articles.


title: Not a magazine for me

text: Just doesn't appeal to me that much.


title: Gift

text: I got this as a gift for my aunt, she seems happy with the renewal every year. I haven't had any complaints of shipping delays and believe me she would let me know.


title: He loved the first magazine he received

text: I purchased this as a gift for my teenaged grandson who is all country boy.  He loved the first magazine he received.


title: "ADS" magazine

text: Full of ADS. 3 pages out of 4 are ADS. Instead of reading, you'll be spending time searching for the real content on those pages to distinguish between whats AD and whats content.


title: love it, but hate the ads

text: Have been reading for the last 30 years, love it, but hate the ads!


title: Not so interesting anymore

text:
I used to love this magazine. However, it is less interesting or useful now.
The magazine has more articles about parenting than before and decorating tips for a large house.
It may be a good magazine for wealthy families with kids.


title: have Not recieved it yet..

text: was wondering why this is taking so long??? I paid, for it months ago.... 3 months is a long time to wait..Still its a wondeful magazine. and worth every penny...


title: real simple magazine

text: this is my favorite mag that I subscribe to!  I enjoy reading all parts of the mag and love how it takes me more than one night to get through the whole mag!  greatest buy ever!


title: Helping your Lil one.

text: My 3 year old loves looking through this with with me


title: What is on ehich nights

text: All the info


title: The wealth of information and recipes.

text: Love the magazine. Look forward to receiving and devouring every story and recipe.


title: Perpetuating a myth that never exisited

text: Panders to advertisers, no new ideas. Provincial. Pretentious. Do,we really want to see a small photo of sorority house at colleges.  Really!?! Recipes are horrible. I subscribed to learn about the South and what is going on.  So disappointed.  Expect the next issue will have pictures of the difference outfits of southern colleges cheerleaders.


title: Five Stars

text: love it


title: Ordered for my daughter

text: This is a great magazine and a great price.  Just renewed for another year and she cannot wait to begin reading again!


title: Glam Mag

text: This is glamorous magazine that sets in our reception at doctors office.  Great to have for patients to read and look over.


title: Great magazine!

text: Have been reading TV Guide for decades. Great stories, articles, pics etc.  All good! 💛


title: Informative

text: Informative


title: Limited I fo

text: Not as informative as I thought it would be


title: Nice read

text: Very interesting,  informative


title: Five Stars

text: Recipes from this magazine are always delicious. The whole family loves them.


title: Love it

text: Full of content and inspiration


title: Good magazine loaded with interesting content from beauty tips to ...

text: Good magazine loaded with interesting content from beauty tips to stories we want to know about celebrities worth knowing about. Delivery is always prompt. Magazine is wrapped, so no tears or folded pages to deal with.


title: good value for a great magazine.

text: it's a good news for loyal fans of the magazine like me. though it'd be pity that no international offer currently..


title: Fast service, luscious food photos.

text:
Not only does bon appétit have some of the best food photos around, the overall coverage of foodie info is great. I love the clean simple design of the front cover, which has always pulled me in every month. The magazine also covers a range of foods I wouldn't normally look into. It helps me think of and plan great meals while keeping me in the know about all sorts of products and food services.

I'd also like to say that I ordered this magazine on July 5th and my first issue came today, July 17th. AMAZING.


title: Best Magazine Ever!

text: Best photography and story-telling in any magazine.  Also insightful to all AZ has to offer beyond the awesome scenic photography and stories such as artist profiles, culinary scenes, historical figures, and more. A wonderful publication for all who love photography,  the west, and travel in addition to local and western culture from Native Americans to early explorers and state settlers to the recent past and today. My favorite magazine!


title: Good buying

text: One year subscription grat buy


title: looks interesting but haven't read it yet

text: will look at it, please wait for details before I review, thanks. Looks like a good mag. will need to read.


title: I am getting two copies now and I don't need two copies!

text: when I signed up I expected the subscription to be added to my present subscription, I received to copies today. Please correct subscription


title: Health and Nutrition

text: As a physician this is my most highly recommended periodical on nutrition. Its also the most completely read and newsletter received by my entire family. What is better than factual ad-free nutrition information, a rarity indeed!


title: Three Stars

text: Becoming a very average cooking magazine.


title: Three Stars

text: It's an "ok" publication.  Got a coupon for this through Amazon for a free one-year subscription.


title: Shortly after receiving our subscription we started receiving junk mail ...

text: Shortly after receiving our subscription we started receiving junk mail from NRA coincidence maybe ...not sure but ...wasn’t appreciated.


title: Five Stars

text: Excellent price for this magazine.


title: Fresh and simple ideas with a section for kids who like to cook.

text: I read this magazine in the doctor's office and was excited about the fresh ideas, presented in a simple format with great pictures,  I almost pilfered the magazine.


title: Bought as a gift. Took a long time to ...

text: Bought as a gift.  Took a long time to get it started but she LOVES it.


title: it better be worth the wait

text: Ordered the magazine in August and was told it would not start until December, it better be worth the wait, will not renew script, birthday gift turned Christmas gift.


title: Five Stars

text: Well written and researched articles and editorials.

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Great price.  I grew up reading the TV Guide.


title: Two Stars

text: There is not any guide for daytime television and the evening guide does not cover every channel.


title: All You!  YAY!

text: After many, many recommendations from fellow couponers, I finally decided to get a subscription to All You.  It is totally worth it.  Amazon had a super fantastic magazine deal & the mags cost me a fraction of the cover price.  All You has great, useful, practical articles.  There are a TON of GOOD coupons in there too.  I am very happy with it!


title: Superficial shallow, boring, uninspired formula

text: A superficial shallow, boring, uninspired formula, nothing new to see here. Just a good magazine to pimp pillows and filler.


title: Black Belt

text: I don't personally read this magazine, I purchased it to send to the soldiers overseas that I support.  They have told me that it is a great read.


title: Climbing

text: I don't personally read this magazine, I purchased it to send to the soldiers that support overseas.  They have informed me that it is a great read with a lot of information.


title: Great informative read

text: I like this magazine because it has very good informative articles inside. It also covers a wide variety of topics so everyone can find something of interest.


title: Five Stars

text: Lots of great ideas.


title: Popular Mechanics

text: I got this Popular Mechanics magazine for my grandson as he is interested in this field he is a young teenager and he absolutely loves the many things he learns new inventions, how things works etc.... he is very happy with it so I will continue to order it for him...


title: Five Stars

text: Great Magazine with lots of great advise.


title: Gizmo Lovers' Paradise

text: I've been getting Make since the beginning. I still remember the excitement when I got my first issue and how I poured over its contents, looking for something neat to make. That feeling of anticipation has not abated over time for I just got my new issue and I sprang into action to see what delicious, unique and weird thing I could put together. You have to be somewhat handy and not intimidated by simple electronics (though some are far more complex than I can handle presently). If you like to experiment and dream up unique combinations of tools, electronics and mechanics, this is a publication you will savor and keep. Don't let anyone "borrow" your copy, for that will be the last you will see of it. Rejoice fellow gizmo lovers. You have finally got your reward.


title: TOO many ads!

text: Love HGTV so I ordered the magazine.  Too many ads and not enough of advice.  Will most likely cancel subscription.


title: Great magazine!

text: I first started reading this magazine in 4th grade over 40 years ago!  Subscribed again now that we moved back to Virginia.  Very informative and well worth the price, especially if you are interested in boating, hunting or fishing in the state.


title: Magazine took a while to get here

text: Not much you can say for a magazine.  Order on 6/19/2010 did not get the magazine until 8-1-2010.<br />In the end it came.  Just beware that it takes 4-10 weeks before you get your magazine.


title: Five Stars

text: THANKS!


title: love this publication

text: Love everything about it.  Compact, complete, and gives one the ability to reflect on the readings in advance.  My daughter loves to follow along with it during church.  It is much easier for her to handle than a large missal.


title: Good Magazine for some Handy Ideas

text: Some good articles.  Nice to have a magazine to get ideas versus looking at a computer all the time.  I'm still a fan of reading printed material once and awhile.


title: Get tv guide

text: Comes on time. Just as advertised. Good price


title: Great Magazine

text: We love this magazine. My husband and I are planning a move to Maine and this magazine is a fun read for us.


title: Great magazine

text: Purchased for my son. He is really enjoying it, he says it is so informational.


title: One Star

text: I didn't know it would take four months before my subscription would start.


title: Interesting - new perspectives

text: I've only received one issue - but so far it's refreshing. Not a slick shiny magazine. It's got articles that seem to be well supported - but more personal than a history book.


title: A great magazine

text: For years I was subscribed, but then I stopped, because of time constrain.  Because I missed the magazine too much, so I ordered it again.  Thank you all for the hard work you put in.  Margaretha


title: Not as much crafty things as I thought

text: I thought this magazine would have more ideas on things to make for your home. There is not much to the magazine.


title: Sweet nostalgia

text: I love these trips back in time even to I time before I was born.


title: LA Mag Review

text: Great magazine - timely and topical! Enjoying it!


title: 0000000

text: cheap paper....not the quality it once was......still have  not opened this issue.


title: poor delivery service

text: got the first couple issues, then nothing. The only message we get is delayed further... i wouldn't recommend


title: Unreviewable

text: I am sure that the magazine will be good.  The problem is I have not received my first issue as of yet.


title: every thing you need to know

text: covers cable and network shows


title: I've subscribed since it came into being and find the ...

text: I've subscribed since it came into being and find the reviews most helpful. I appreciate that there are no ads. At one time in the 70's I subscribed to over 30 different motorcycle publications both U.S. and foreign. I still ride and this is the one motorcycle magazine I still subscribe to. Oh yes, MCN wasn't around in the 70s. More than worth the price of admission.


title: Great Articles and Useful informative

text: Great Magazine


title: I love it

text: I was getting this each week I went to the store so good and lots of stories of old movie stars


title: Five Stars

text: Best DOG magazine!!!!!


title: There's goo, but I got it

text: When the MOJO site wouldn"t let me resubscribe in February, I went to Amazon.  My subscription started with the May 2013 issue, which I rercieved on April 9th, 2013.  After becoming nervous, the May 2014 issue finally arrived on April 24-whew!  The difference is the mag now comes in a white plastic bag with the CD attatched to it with a sticky goo, wheras before it was loose,  This is how it comes in the stores, and I had forgotten how difficult it was to remove without ripping the cover.  I have an extensive collection of MOJOs (and MOJO special editions) and want them as pristine as possible.  The odd thing is I have NEVER opened a single CD. It's my pleasure to buy my own music, and I only want the mag for the mag, but it's the only way to get it.  I ripped poor Debbie Harry's bracelt off, but taped it back on. Anyone who loves music knows that (besides Downbeat) MOJO is the premier mag.


title: Fun educational

text: I got this for my granddaughter. She loves it.


title: Great motorcycle and product reviews

text: Great source for motorcycle reviews. Unbiased they accept no advertising.  Reporting you can trust


title: ... that's income is higher than mine but it is nice to see how the other side lives

text: This is designed for women that's income is higher than mine but it is nice to see how the other side lives.  Also the book reviews and articles by Suze Orman, Dr Oz, and Iyanla are great


title: Never got anything!

text: I was told Martha no longer has a magazine, hers were always the best. I never got a replacement.😡


title: Money wasted

text: Very disappointed. My daughter is an avid and advanced reader. The stories in Spider are mediocre at best. We won't be renewing.


title: I keep my  magazines  okay

text: I loved reading magazines for craft books good


title: Great read

text: Fair and honest


title: Five Stars

text: great for a year of continued learning


title: The 'Saveur' of Construction

text:
These days home improvement magazines, TV shows and books are everywhere. Most of them are terrible. The same 3 dozen tips and ideas repeated ad nauseum, always winding down with a failure to describe how to actually do anything that entails skill or risk. 'Your parents put it together' is the usual message behind anything more complicated than painting.

Not so with 'Fine Homebuilding.'  Unlike most home improvement and construction-related magazines, this one is for the grownups.  Professional tradespeople, homeowners and contractors alike can look here to find out how to actually build a house and do it very well.  You'll find time-saving ideas as well as ways to spend a lot more time in order to do a better job than you thought you could. This is not a 'fast food' ethic. This for the true gourmands of homebuilding; the 'Saveur' of construction.


title: Some good info but unreliable publisher delivery

text: The magazines have some good info.  Delivery was a problem.  Sometimes 6 weeks would pass and I would get a 2 month old issue.  Then a week later I received the previous month plus the current issue.  The publisher has to fix this!


title: AutoWeek

text: I have subscribed to this magazine for years and enjoy each issue. The price is great and the process was easy.


title: It is ok

text: The information is very usefull, but the magazine is kind of small. I was expecting more information.  I think is a good deal for the price.


title: 3 years of MC

text: this is the  third year that  I renew  Marie claire. I like it because it has a little bit of every thing.  I wanted  fashion but I was tired of those magazines that only had stuff that I could never buy.  Marie claire has  fashion  and other very interesting stuff to read to.


title: Love

text: Great magazine


title: Love it

text: Love it