Lavarock7

Recently I took advantage of a few free magazines.

Having never seen "Stuff" magazine, and liking free stuff, I signed up.

Perhaps I'm just getting too old for today's advertising... Upon receiving my first issue (Jan 2005) I decided to cancel the magazine immediately. It is a bit too racy for me; especially when everyone in my post office knows me. I emailed the magazine directly, but they responded that because I signed up through a magazine subscription company, I needed to contact them directly.

I suggest that if you decide to sign up for magazines which you are not very familiar with, that you stop by a magazine stand and look at them first.

Mr.Airport

If you attempting to cancel a subscription, and the publisher is telling you to contact your magazine subscription company, how about just changing your address to the local American Legion hall, car repair shop or other facility with a waiting room. They won't let you cancel your subscription, but at least you can redirect it.

If the local post office staff knows Roy Hortence's address is not c/o the local American Legion, maybe you can send it to another couple states away.

jaguar

Actually, you can learn a lot about today's culture by reading the magazine.

Points Scrounger

Having seen the offer for ASSets, I was surprised "American Baby" wasn't a related publicaction.

Anyone try "Vitals" yet? That one looks as though it could concern anything from toy cars to "other" toys.

photog72

American Angler Magazine
http://www.freebizmag.com/emailangler03welcome.htm

If you want complete information on fly fishing for trout, salmon, steelhead and other fish, as well as practical tips on the tactics, techniques, tackle and flies that will bring greater success and more enjoyment from your time on stream and at the tying vise, American Angler is the magazine for you!

ChaseTheMiles

Me too, I can't even get past the cover page of Stuff. Actually, I tried to pass the magazine to my hubby to read, and he turned it down too. I regret taking something free and now I feel guilty for all the wasted trees.

Edited to add:

Also have received Details and BestLife magazines which are meant for men readers, but I think their articles are quite good.

jfe

I like the magazine, although my wife does complain about it once in a while

loomis

Thanks for the leads, Photog72. I got a couple of them.

Unfortunately, both of the Field and Stream links seem to be down.

HawaiiBound

Just a heads up, my daughter and I have swapped some subscriptions in the past and after the addresses were changed we started getting credit card offers at the new address. I'm not too concerned that my daughter will try to get a credit card in my name if she receives the application but I would be hesitant to transfer a subscription to someone I didn't know well and trust.

photog72

Sorry about that. When I post the links, they usually work. I will make edit my posts to take them out, and post when/if I find one that works.

photog72

American Cowboy Magazine
http://www.freebizmag.com/emailcowboy03welcome.htm

American Cowboy reports on the contemporary western lifestyle with engaging profiles of country-western musicians, rodeo performers and western artists along with pictorials of the western landscape. American Cowboy also features articles on western decorating and fashion, current events affecting the West, travel, food, history, reviews and poetry.

Golf Styles Magazine
http://glf.magserv.com/cgi-bin/subscribe?qt=new

Hollywood Life Magazine
http://www.freebizmag.com/hollywoodad03welcome.htm

Each issue is jam-packed with in-depth profiles, interviews and essays on Hollywood's most celebrated actors, directors, producers and screenwriters, as well as timely reviews of current theatrical and video releases, not to mention the spectacular prize-winning photography.

Interview Magazine
http://www.freebizmag.com/emailbrantimag02welcome.htm

Interview offers a perspective like no other magazine! Presenting candid conversations between the pop icons of both today and tomorrow, Interview provides a perspective on the people who make the pop culture – celebrities, politicians, filmmakers, musicians and literary figures.

AJN: American Journal of Nursing
http://www.freebizmag.com/emailajn01welcome.htm

AJN: American Journal of Nursing’s mission is to promote excellence in professional nursing, with a global perspective, by providing cutting edge, evidence-based information that embraces a holistic perspective on health and nursing. AJN's diverse audience encompasses a cross section of American nurses, as well as other health care professionals, journalists, patients, and the general public.

USCGamecock

Thanks. Great help.

TakeMeToEZE

I was pleasantly surprised to find Vitals on the list. It's a new magazine; only two issues have been published so far. It is a men's fashion magazine, sort of like GQ, with more emphasis on clothes, shopping, and technology toys, but it is not a "general interest" magazine like GQ. Nothing racy about it at all.

photog72

Free Schick Quattro (no bs or scam)
http://www.schickxgames.com/

ewrfox

I wouldn’t mind getting a subscription to Stuff, FHM, and Maxim however, they’re not as good as the UK version…