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Thunderroad Nov 24, 2013 4:50 pm


Originally Posted by JudyJFLA (Post 21844022)
If you have too many subs, you can send them my way, and I will get them to the VA hospital and clinic on all my appointments. A lot of wait time there, and I always re-read those ones from last year. This week I found out the poll numbers for the upcoming election, Romney is a bit behind!!

Cheers!
JudyJFLA
Judy Jones
11 Live Oak Lane
Fort Myers, FL 33905

So who won? :D

Seriously, is this a serious offer to distribute magazines to VA institutions? If so, could you provide a bit more info on what you do that takes you on your appointments? I don't mean to pry, but I'd seriously consider such de facto donations. Send a pm if you prefer.

rufflesinc Nov 24, 2013 4:54 pm

The fine print on the page before you get sent to magazines.com doesn't address this, do you get points for the taxes? For CC spend you do, but my experience in the UR portal says no.

horseymen Nov 24, 2013 5:06 pm

Any tax experts on the tax deductibility of sending magazines to Judy to distribute to the VA? :)

TTTTroll Nov 24, 2013 6:36 pm

60 AA miles/$ at Magazine.com
 
with the holiday bonus it comes out to 1.4 cpm for $250 spend 17500 miles

Dynastar Nov 24, 2013 6:42 pm


Through the Literally Healing Program, we provide magazines to older patients and parents to help them pass the time during their stay at our hospital. Whether confined to a hospital bed during recovery, or worried about leaving the side of a sleeping child who might wake to find themselves alone in their hospital room, magazines can provide a welcome distraction for patients and families at our hospital.
Send Magazine Subscriptions To

Literally Healing Program
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
4650 Sunset Blvd., MS #16
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[email protected]

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For Teens (Male)

Car & Driver
12 issues for $12/year

Transworld Skateboarding
12 issues for $14/year

PC Gamer
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Sports Illustrated
56 issues for $40/year


For Teens (Female)

Seventeen
12 issues for $8/year

M Magazine
10 issues for $15/year

Teen Vogue
20 issues for $10/2 years

Tiger Beat
11 issues for $20/year


For Parents

US Weekly
56 issues for $50/year

People en Espaņol
11 issues for $15/year

People
53 issues for $110/year

bob12403 Nov 24, 2013 7:16 pm


Originally Posted by rufflesinc (Post 21847005)
The fine print on the page before you get sent to magazines.com doesn't address this, do you get points for the taxes? For CC spend you do, but my experience in the UR portal says no.

What taxes? Just placed an order for a 2-year subscription for $29.95, no tax charged.

Mauibaby2008 Nov 24, 2013 8:18 pm

60 AA miles/$ at Magazine.com
 
Wish they had the New York Times or something, I think I'm going to get the $100 Economist sub... And 6k miles. Not bad and good reading material

horseymen Nov 24, 2013 8:32 pm

Okay - I'll guineapig this.

In for $1305 to the Los Angeles Children's Hospital, using a private browser and the portal.

Benefits: They say cancel at anytime and get a refund of unused issues. Fairly safe risk if you have to cancel 3 months in and then prorate the deduction. Should be well settled before tax time.

Risks: Everything people say about Cartera.

Mauibaby2008 Nov 24, 2013 8:50 pm


Originally Posted by horseymen (Post 21848031)
Okay - I'll guineapig this.

In for $1305 to the Los Angeles Children's Hospital, using a private browser and the portal.

Benefits: They say cancel at anytime and get a refund of unused issues. Fairly safe risk if you have to cancel 3 months in and then prorate the deduction. Should be well settled before tax time.

Risks: Everything people say about Cartera.

But won't it be fishy canceling $1300 worth of magazine subs? Most expensive I saw was the ~$100 economist.

DC777Fan Nov 24, 2013 8:56 pm

is there an expiration on the deal? i'd love to run by the childrens hospital here to confirm they'd like the donation but I don't want to wait past midnight if it's just a 1 day deal!

horseymen Nov 24, 2013 9:07 pm


Originally Posted by Mauibaby2008 (Post 21848138)
But won't it be fishy canceling $1300 worth of magazine subs? Most expensive I saw was the ~$100 economist.

I only plan on doing it if they don't honor the AA miles, and I'll give them a chance to rectify it before I do. It's just a fail safe. I did People x 5, Sports Illustrated x 5 and US Weekly x 5

SQ421 Nov 24, 2013 9:14 pm


Originally Posted by DC777Fan (Post 21848171)
is there an expiration on the deal? i'd love to run by the childrens hospital here to confirm they'd like the donation but I don't want to wait past midnight if it's just a 1 day deal!

Expires 30th November, IIRC

yuel Nov 24, 2013 9:17 pm


Originally Posted by DC777Fan (Post 21848171)
is there an expiration on the deal? i'd love to run by the childrens hospital here to confirm they'd like the donation but I don't want to wait past midnight if it's just a 1 day deal!

I need to know also??

SQ421 Nov 24, 2013 9:24 pm


Originally Posted by Thunderroad (Post 21846975)
So who won? :D

Seriously, is this a serious offer to distribute magazines to VA institutions? If so, could you provide a bit more info on what you do that takes you on your appointments? I don't mean to pry, but I'd seriously consider such de facto donations. Send a pm if you prefer.

+1

I'll be doing it purely for the miles. Happy to donate the magazine subscriptions to a worthy cause.

oceangirl Nov 24, 2013 9:31 pm

Thanks OP!

I'm in for a bunch of random subs to send to the troops PLUS 10.5k pts

Happy Thanksgiving y'all


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