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Magazine subscriptions from the US

newbridgemom · 2010-11-03 21:21:11

I'm an American living in ireland and I love getting magazines through the post by subscriptions. I can't get used to the prices charged by magazines in the UK and Ireland for subscription services though. So I have to recommend to look at US magazine publishers homepages and see how much they charge for an international…

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#32 05-11-2010 09:52PM

newbridgemom

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Has anyone tried wired.co.uk with the postcode bt1 1aa? https://www.circules.com/subscribe/wired-uk/54214

sometimes it works!

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#33 07-11-2010 09:02PM

sweetie

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gnolan wrote: »

I'd also like a cheap subscription to Wired or something similar. Amazon.com have 2 years for $20 and can't purchase from the .com website. wired.com have 1 year for $70 outside of the US!

see this thread
Calibre seems to have wired on it for free

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#34 09-11-2010 09:06PM

joss

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I'd a Wired (US hard copy) sub and just cancelled. October issue was on sale in the local shop October 1st, arrived in the post November 3rd. Their shipping (via Pitney Bowes) is awful.

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