Hey Guys! Free- Stuff,Maxiim & Blender Mags! (NEW LINK!
01-04-2004, 05:42 PM
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Hey Guys! Free- Stuff,Maxiim & Blender Mags! (NEW LINK!
UPDATED: May 18, 2004
Free for 4 years. New subscribers and RENEWALS!!!!!!!.
http://www.discountmags.com/subscriptions.php
For you guys that may be interested!
or want to pass it along to someone they know..
here are the free magazines!
Enjoy!
Free for 4 years. New subscribers and RENEWALS!!!!!!!.
http://www.discountmags.com/subscriptions.php
For you guys that may be interested!
or want to pass it along to someone they know..
here are the free magazines!
Enjoy!
01-05-2004, 02:41 AM
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Hmmm...I did it and the email says "If you do not want to receive other subscription offers, clicking here will remove your name from our update list." So I click it because I hate junk mail and I get this "Bad Referrer Use your BACK button to return." So I thought going to their main site "complimentarymagazines.com" and I get:
Dear Reader:
The complimentary magazine subscription offer that linked you to this page has expired.
The affiliated Web site offered you a magazine as a “thank you” gift with your purchase, or when you became a member of their service.
The subscription quantities they offer are usually limited, so we try to provide alternative offers if demand exceeds the available supply.
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So I basicallly signed up for probably 100,000 junk mail companies with no way out, yay. I would like to write the company and request I don't be put on the list but I'm afraid it'd be like calling the cops because my friend stole my crack pipe. How did you get this page?
Dear Reader:
The complimentary magazine subscription offer that linked you to this page has expired.
The affiliated Web site offered you a magazine as a “thank you” gift with your purchase, or when you became a member of their service.
The subscription quantities they offer are usually limited, so we try to provide alternative offers if demand exceeds the available supply.
Site Under Construction
Check back in a few days for more info.
So I basicallly signed up for probably 100,000 junk mail companies with no way out, yay. I would like to write the company and request I don't be put on the list but I'm afraid it'd be like calling the cops because my friend stole my crack pipe. How did you get this page?
01-05-2004, 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted by DrJay
Hmmm...I did it and the email says "If you do not want to receive other subscription offers, clicking here will remove your name from our update list." So I click it because I hate junk mail and I get this "Bad Referrer Use your BACK button to return." So I thought going to their main site "complimentarymagazines.com" and I get:
Dear Reader:
The complimentary magazine subscription offer that linked you to this page has expired.
The affiliated Web site offered you a magazine as a “thank you” gift with your purchase, or when you became a member of their service.
The subscription quantities they offer are usually limited, so we try to provide alternative offers if demand exceeds the available supply.
Site Under Construction
Check back in a few days for more info.
So I basicallly signed up for probably 100,000 junk mail companies with no way out, yay. I would like to write the company and request I don't be put on the list but I'm afraid it'd be like calling the cops because my friend stole my crack pipe. How did you get this page?
Dear Reader:
The complimentary magazine subscription offer that linked you to this page has expired.
The affiliated Web site offered you a magazine as a “thank you” gift with your purchase, or when you became a member of their service.
The subscription quantities they offer are usually limited, so we try to provide alternative offers if demand exceeds the available supply.
Site Under Construction
Check back in a few days for more info.
So I basicallly signed up for probably 100,000 junk mail companies with no way out, yay. I would like to write the company and request I don't be put on the list but I'm afraid it'd be like calling the cops because my friend stole my crack pipe. How did you get this page?
I got the links from this site
http://www.slickdeals.net/
I just use my Hotmail account with no problems...
01-05-2004, 09:45 AM
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hmm..Junk email is fine, I assumed that means my snail-mail box is going to be full with junk. They didn't specify via email..ahh oh well, as long as its not an insane amount of extra crap in my mailbox its worth 24issues of maxim 
