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ValueMags is an American magazine subscription shop run by Contrail Inc. from Chicago, Illinois. It has been selling online since the late 1990s and offers cut-price print subscriptions to US titles across categories such as cooking and food, home and garden, business and finance, news and politics, sports and travel, as well as arts and crafts. Examples on the site include Food & Wine, Taste of Home, Real Simple, Time, Rolling Stone and People, with prices in US dollars.
The site also has a free magazines page, an Instant Start collection and special offer pages, and it links to eMags, a sister digital service that advertises unlimited reading and listening on any device with a two-week free trial. ValueMags says it never automatically renews print subscriptions; it emails you instead and lets you decide.
The big catch for UK readers is delivery: the FAQ says it only processes orders for US addresses, so you can't have magazines sent to the UK. It could still be handy for sending a subscription to friends or family in the US. Publishers ask you to allow 4 to 6 weeks for weekly titles and 6 to 10 weeks for monthlies before the first issue arrives.
| Delivery | US addresses only. Allow 4 to 6 weeks (weekly titles) or 6 to 10 weeks (monthly titles) for the first issue. |
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| Returns | Subscriptions are never renewed automatically; ValueMags emails you with the option to renew. |
| Ways to pay | Credit card. |
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