Originally Posted by
Vitaforce
About 4 years ago, I redeemed some E-Rewards points for a 39 week Wall Street Journal subscription. Someone else who lives with me at my address recently had a 39 week WSJ subscription that expired in July. I would like to redeem some of my E-Rewards points for another WSJ subscription, but I noticed that it excludes new subscribers. What is a new subscriber according the WSJ? If a new subscriber is someone who hasn't had a subscription in x amount of time, would the WSJ be smart enough to differentiate between two different names at the same address? Meaning, would the WSJ reject my E-Rewards subscription request because they recognize the same address recently had service expire (albeit for a different person at the same address)?
Don't worry about that stipulation, I've made two redemptions for WSJ subscriptions back to back w/ miles, it had the same New Subscribers only, but both of my orders stacked and I got like two years... So don't worry