ValueMags will never automatically renew your magazine subscriptions.
When you sign up for a free magazine subscription at ValueMags that's exactly what you get. You will receive uninterrupted service during the term of your subscription. When your magazine is about to expire you may receive renewal solicitations directly from the magazine's publisher.
The choice to renew is yours.
Read the fine print:
Beware of other magazine subscription sites that offer "auto renewal" or "continuous service" subscriptions. This means that your credit card will be automatically charged every time the magazine is about to expire... until you call to cancel.
Some websites will spin continuous service as an "Exclusive Benefit". It's sometimes called "Premium Uninterrupted Service", or "Uninterrupted Subscription Service". No matter what it's called, your credit card will be charged the "prevailing rate" each time your magazine subscription expires. If you let this happen, you could miss out on a better price from the magazine's publisher or somewhere else online.
Since 1999, ValueMags has never had a customer request to have their magazine subscription automatically renewed. We feel that it's best to leave this renewal decision in the hands of the customer. Our customers will have the chance to always get the best price and service, guaranteed. No pressure, and no tricks!
ValueMags will never automatically renew your magazine subscriptions.
When you purchase a magazine subscription at ValueMags you are charged one time for the magazine(s) that you choose. You will receive uninterrupted service during the term of your subscription. When your magazine is about to expire, ValueMags will send you an email and ask you to come back to our site to renew. You may also receive renewal solicitations directly from the magazine's publisher.
The choice to renew is yours.
Read the fine print:
Beware of other magazine subscription sites that offer "auto renewal" or "continuous service" subscriptions. This means that your credit card will be automatically charged every time the magazine is about to expire... until you call to cancel.
Some websites will spin continuous service as an "Exclusive Benefit". It's sometimes called "Premium Uninterrupted Service", or "Uninterrupted Subscription Service". No matter what it's called, your credit card will be charged the "prevailing rate" each time your magazine subscription expires. If you let this happen, you could miss out on a better price from the magazine's publisher or somewhere else online.
Since 1999, ValueMags has never had a customer request to have their magazine subscription automatically renewed. We feel that it's best to leave this renewal decision in the hands of the customer. Our customers will have the chance to always get the best price and service, guaranteed. No pressure, and no tricks!
Once you've placed an order, it takes approximately one to two weeks for your
subscription to be received and scheduled by the publisher. Your subscription is
then added to the publisher's next production cycle and shipped via standard mail.
For example, if your monthly magazine subscription was ordered and received by the publisher
in July, and the August issue has already shipped, your order may be added to the
September mailing.
Publishers ask that you allow 4 to 6 weeks (weekly magazines) and 6 to 10 weeks
(monthly magazines) for delivery to start. Other less frequently published magazines
may take longer to arrive. If you have not received your subscription within the
expected time frame, please send us an email and we'll track it down. Keep in mind,
your subscription starts when you receive your first issue -- not when you place your
orders. If you subscribed for 12 issues in one year, you will receive all 12 issues.
2. Can I renew my magazine(s) with ValueMags?
Yes! Just go ahead and put the magazine you want in your shopping cart.
Notice the column called "renewal"? Change the 'No' to 'Yes' -- and when you
check out make sure your shipping address is the same as it appears on the
label of your current magazine. We'll take care of the rest!
3. How do I send magazines to more than one address?
On the checkout confirmation page, click the link to "Add New Ship To Address".
Enter the shipping address and click "Proceed to Checkout". Click the drop down
menu in the 'Ship To' column and choose the right address. Rinse and repeat...
4. How do I send a Gift magazine subscription?
ValueMags will send a Free post card announcing your gift subscription!
When you reach the order confirmation page, click "Add" next to each magazine
and enter a personal message to be included on the gift card. A Free Gift Card
will be sent to each recipient.
5. Is ordering online safe?
When you order a magazine online at ValueMags no one will have access to the information
you provide. We use SSL technology which encrypts your order to prevent
anyone else from reading it as the information travels from your computer to ours.
9. How do I change my address?
You can change your address by submitting a support request via our online form. Please include your current address and your new address in the body of the message.
10. Will you "automatically renew" my subscription?
No. ValueMags will never automatically renew your magazine subscriptions.
Be careful of other magazine subscription sites that offer "continuous
service" subscriptions. ValueMags will simply send you an email and give
you the option to renew your magazine subscription. No pressure, and No tricks!
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i would like to know who the bright person was who changed the tv guide did they forget that tv runs 24 hours a day and not 4 i was so dissapointed when i received it i'm ready to cancel my sub they miss half the issues and only list 4 hours a day and no numbers for the chanels like children are going to know that disney is 45 cartoon network is on 63 for what i pay i can go to tv guide channel and do just as good as trying to find something to watch and the price is included with my cox bill not something extra so after my sub expires i will not renew it if i have to go to the guide channel at 2 in the morning when i can't sleep why waste my money.
It is a "MUST" to see when your favorite shows are coming back on line. I can't do without my T.V.GUIDE. When my cable company stopped sending it, you stepped in and seamlessly took up the slack.
I do not like that TV Guide no longer contains detailed tv listings around the clock. You can no longer view detailed lists of whats on TV 24/7 which is what it used to be about. Also, there are only a limited amount of descriptions of movies and not a synopsis of all movies as in the past. However, the in-depth stories about my favorite shows are excellent.
I still miss the old TV Guide that was the size of a Readers digest, easy to grab and leaf through. The new one is just to magazine style for me.
they don't put complete details of the shows like they used to
nor do they show listings past 11pm for a late night person like me.
I also can't stand the grid style of listings.
I really only read it for an occasional entertainment value anymore . It seems the original purpose of the "TV guide was to be a guide for TV Listings" but they nixed all that info to a mere few pages in the book now.
TV Guide is a great household resource even for family members who don't watch much television. The feature stories and the recaps of shows helps you to plan your TV watching to find the shows that most interest you. The new larger format is far better than the old small one that was easily misplaced.
