Get $5 Amazon Coupon for Magazine Subscriptions
Posted by Cottontimer on 16 Dec 2006 | Tagged as: Shopping
Just saw this over at Georganna’s Writer’s Edge. If you subscribe to one of the over 500 featured magazines available at Amazon, from now until January 17th you’ll get a $5 coupon code for every one. Magazines make great gifts so check it out (aff).
FYI, for the latest in magazine goodness, see Amazon Newsstand’s blog.
Update: This is not a hint because I already have subscriptions to these magazines (or buy them when the cover interests me), but here are my favorites:
- The Atlantic
- Scientific American
- New Scientist - UK edition
- Oprah (sometimes if she’s not being too preachy)
- Vogue
- Vanity Fair
What magazines do you like to read?
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I didn’t think you could get the subscription service in the UK? I find that incredibly frustrating as there are loads of really good craft magazines that I just can’t get over here.
Jax: Some mags you can subscribe to, others not. I kinda like going to the news agent to buy mine but it’s a bit cheaper to get a sub!
When I used to embroidery cross stitch a lot, I loved the UK magazines and paid a bomb for them. So ironic that now I’m here and I don’t have time for it anymore! Maybe I should still collect them for the future.
Thanks for dropping by — aren’t you daring with the Amazon code and all? I didn’t trust them to deliver the ad to my blog without slowing it down. Yours came up rather smartly.
Georganna: Daring? lol I do this every day at my other blogs with b5media and teach other bloggers to do the same.
I also think WordPress loads faster than blogger.