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MAGHOUND lets you choose magazine subscription on your own terms.
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- by jimofoz February 5, 2009 8:06 AM PST
- I've been using it since January and except for an occasional glitch when revising my magazines, it works pretty good. I'm on the 7 mag a month plan. Some of the magazine pricing is strange like premium pricing (extra fee above the monthly fee) for some bimonthly magazines and especially $6.95 extra a month for People - which as a weekly is a little more understandable, but still quite high considering I get 7 separate magazines for $9.95.
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(3 Comments)The best part is being able to change month-to-month. And if you're wondering, if you have a magazine published less than 12 times a year, you can add substitutes so you still get your full allotment a month.