Magazine Subscriptions from £1.00 Auto Express, GQ, PC Pro etc plus 20% Quidco @ MagazineSubscriptions
Was looking for sewing mags for the wife and stumbled across this website which is doing some amazing deals. 20% Quidco possible too. I've tried to list the ones I think are the best, but there are loads to pick from. I'll put links in the first post:
(All prices below EXCLUDE Quidco discount)
£1 subscriptions:
Auto Express (6 issues)
GQ (3 issues)
Land Rover Monthly Magazine (3 issues)
Practical Parenting (3 issues)
The Week (6 issues)
evo (3 issues)
Junior (3 issues)
MacUser (3 issues)
Octane (3 issues)
PC Pro (3 issues)
First News (3 issues)
Fortean Times (3 issues)
Money Observer (3 issues)
Music Tech Magazine (3 issues)
SelfBuild and Design (3 issues)
Web User (3 issues)
Other decent deals:
Time - £24.99 - 54 issues
OK Magazine - £25.75 - 26 issues
Digital SLR Photography - £3 - 3 issues
The English garden - £3 - 3 issues
Photography - £3 - 3 issues
Good Woodworking - £3 - 3 issues
RCM&E - £3 - 3 issues
Men's Health - £3 - 3 issues
Men's Fitness - £5 - 5 issues
House and Garden - £5 - 5 issues
Computer Shopper - £5 - 5 issues
Easy Living - £12 - 12 issues
Reader's Digest - £4.99 - 3 issues
Remember to go through Quidco!
Remember to cancel the direct debit at the end of the subscription!
All Comments (14)
Jump to unread Post a CommentAuto Express (6 issues)
GQ (3 issues)
Land Rover Monthly Magazine (3 issues)
Practical Parenting (3 issues)
The Week (6 issues)
evo (3 issues)
Junior (3 issues)
MacUser (3 issues)
Octane (3 issues)
PC Pro (3 issues)
First News (3 issues)
Fortean Times (3 issues)
Money Observer (3 issues)
Music Tech Magazine (3 issues)
SelfBuild and Design (3 issues)
Web User (3 issues)
Custom PC (3 issues)
Other decent deals:
Time - £24.99 - 54 issues
OK Magazine - £25.75 - 26 issues
Digital SLR Photography - £3 - 3 issues
The English garden - £3 - 3 issues
Photography - £3 - 3 issues
Good woodworking - £3 - 3 issues
RCM&E - £3 - 3 issues
Men's Fitness - £5 - 5 issues
Men's Health - £3 - 3 issues
House and Garden - £5 - 5 issues
Computer Shopper - £5 - 5 issues
Easy Living - £12 - 12 issues
Reader's Digest - £4.99 - 3 issues
Edited By: dmorison on Jul 17, 2012 15:44: Added Custom PC mag
If it's a subscription (i.e.Direct Debit), then yes. You should ensure you cancel the Direct Debit after the introductory discount has run out so that you're not charged for later editions.
If it's a credit card transaction, as some of these are, then I don't see how they could bill you beyond the initial transaction.
Have done this before with Custom PC.
I just cancelled the DD once they took the £1 out of my account.
Have done this before with Custom PC.
I just cancelled the DD once they took the £1 out of my account.
Actually, Custom PC is in the deal again. I'll add this to the first post
http://www.magazinesubscriptions.co.uk/computers-technology/computers-hardware-software/custom-pc
If it's a subscription (i.e.Direct Debit), then yes. You should ensure you cancel the Direct Debit after the introductory discount has run out so that you're not charged for later editions.
If it's a credit card transaction, as some of these are, then I don't see how they could bill you beyond the initial transaction.
In this case the credit card payments appear to be a single payment for a limited number of magazines. However some subscriptions are by a recurring payment from a credit card which is harder to cancel than a direct debit; you can cancel a direct debit by contacting your bank but to cancel a credit card recurring payment you have to contact the company the payment is going to.