I have a SMOKING HOT All You Magazine subscription deal that is available right now! You can score an All You Magazine Subscription for $2.00 or $0.17/issue! All You Magazine is a magazine geared towards women filled with articles, recipes and COUPONS! For example, the issue pictured above has $52.49 worth of coupons! To score this deal, you will need to do a little work – but it will be worth it!
1) Go HERE to score a FREE Better Homes & Gardens magazine subscription. (This is legitimately free.)
2) After you snag your freebie, you will be asked to sign up for other offers. You do not have to accept any offers to take advantage of this deal.
3) Continue until you are shown the screen below with magazines subscriptions you can score for $2.00 each. All You is one of the magazines included.
3) Submit your credit card info.
**Please note that when you sign up for this, you are signing up for automatic renewals. However, see the fine print below for the phone # to cancel automatic renewal.
Fine print: Automatic Renewal Authorization: Enjoy the number of issues shown and the credit/debit card you provide will be charged just $2 for each selection. Your selections will then continue annually. Each year, you’ll receive a reminder notice and you authorize the account you just provided to be charged the rate on the notice for the next year of issues until you tell us to stop. Your name, address, and account information you just provided will be used by freebizmag to process and fulfill your selections. Cancel anytime at 1-800-884-3350 for a refund of unserved issues. Allow 4-10 weeks for delivery. If a magazine becomes unavailable it may be replaced by another with the same renewal features. For individual use only, not for resale. Please print this page for your records. Enjoy!
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My name is Liza and I began my money-saving journey in the Spring of 2009 as a way to stretch a limited household income. I had lost my job and my hubby was self-employed. I launched Addicted to Saving in November of 2009 and it has grown by leaps and bounds. Since then, my hubby and I have struggled with the ups and downs of two failed adoptions and are now LOVING being parents to our little man Asher who we brought home from Ethiopia in August of 2013. I feel incredibly blessed to be able to help you save money. My goal is that you will have FUN and become empowered to save more and more money each week..
Thank you so much!!! I just went and got mine. I have been waiting for a great deal on all you magazine!!!!
To many questions to answer and never got to the
All you magazine..
I followed the link, but no magazine was shown when I went to order. After the info about my industry etc. What does that mean? Anyone know?
Am I doing something wrong? Saying All You is $20.00 not $2.00?
The “All You” magazine deal for $2.00 is a good deal. It took me forevery to find “Better Homes and Garden” magazine. The I finally found the “All You” selection. I inputed my credit card info, but the “confirmation page” didn’t show any of my selections or that I had paid with a credit card, just the shipping address and, I presume, the name, address and telephone number of the service shipping the magazines. I hope I receive what I think I bought.
Thanks so much Liza!!!! I got BH&G, which I love, Real Simple, Sports Illustrated for Kids (Hopefully they don’t send a swimsuit issue…:) and All You – All for $6.00! You can’t beat that. Thanks so much for all the great deal you send our way – I so appreciate the little luxuries that I can afford because of your blog.
Just be aware that they will take your credit card number and any $2.00 magazine you sign up for will be set to automatically renew at full price one year down the line.
Thanks so much! I have been wanting to get this mag so bad..but now it was in my budget..alongside coastal living and real simple. This post made my day!!
When I do these kinds of automatic renewal deals I use a gift card type visa/master/discover that won’t have a balance on it by the time a year rolls around. So far that has worked well for me.
Thank you so much for posting this! And thank you Vicki for your great idea about the pre-paid card!