Wall Street Journal 26 Weeks Free Subscription

Good my last newspaper ended last week...I have read this paper cover to cover for the last year..this really is some top notch content/view points from the outside(non-US)in....eyeopening..also suggest get a Roku and start looking at english lang news channels ( nice to step back and see how and wonderful and wacky US is .

I signed up dad, when his ran up, I signed up. Called in and asked to have them shipped to the "office" he is enjoying them, I read them when his done. Always get my news a day late.

http://www.rewardsgold.com/mags/w...wmem26.htm

Is also working was sent there after another offer.

http://www.rewardsgold.com/mags/w...1gd-26.htm another link

Tried the 39 week link but got redirected to the 26wk link. Lol. Signed up - hope it comes.

I tried the 39 week for a friend and it went to the 39 wk.

Just did the 26 week how long did it take for people to get theirs?

Mine came pretty quickly. I think it was 3 weeks. I've been ordering from RG for a while. They come reasonably fast.

Quote from dreamtheater17 : Mine came pretty quickly. I think it was 3 weeks. I've been ordering from RG for a while. They come reasonably fast.

Also i can't get into my rewards gold account they never sent me an email with instructions on how to log in and when i went to their website to set up the password they said my email wasn't in the system.

8-10 weeks until delivery starts. Hope it works.

Quote from Parker512 : Also i can't get into my rewards gold account they never sent me an email with instructions on how to log in and when i went to their website to set up the password they said my email wasn't in the system.

I found that if you enter you email address in lower case only it works just fine.

I signed up months ago, finally got my first issue this week, with a Christmas card and self-addressed envelope from the carrier looking for a tip. That was Saturday, and nothing since! Either I got someone else's by mistake, or my carrier is pretty ballsy to only deliver one issue and then hold off until she gets a tip! WSJ doesn't show an account at my address, so who knows!

Quote from earthgrrl : I signed up months ago, finally got my first issue this week, with a Christmas card and self-addressed envelope from the carrier looking for a tip. That was Saturday, and nothing since! Either I got someone else's by mistake, or my carrier is pretty ballsy to only deliver one issue and then hold off until she gets a tip! WSJ doesn't show an account at my address, so who knows!

it happened with me. It showed up for 1 day and then it started again after a gap of 10-14 days.

Quote from daniel32 : it happened with me. It showed up for 1 day and then it started again after a gap of 10-14 days.

I've been receiving two copies/day for the previous two weeks (they show up in a plastic baggie.

At first, I thought it must have been a mistake, but I figured out one reason: if I have two copies, I'll keep one for me and give away the 2nd, hoping It'll lure them into a subscription.

I greet my USPS carrier at the end of the driveway for quick access to the mail. He asked me about 2 weeks ago if I was just a hobbyist and seeing how many magazines I could subscribe to and and how many are cover-to-cover.

I explained I'm quite serious about the magazines I solicit and those are the ones I read cover-to-cover. (Those are either committed to memory or I can tell you which magazine something is from, the time frame within a couple of issues, and about where it was in the right issue. That's about 40. (I have another 20-25 I'm putting on my list of magazines I've read via retail and chosen not to pay the "publisher's discounted subscription" you see in insert cards of magazines on the newsstand. )

Almost all of the others are "volunteers" which have a simple message in my inbox, "for your consideration, a subscription to ..." (Opera News, Surf, Surfing, Surfer, Practical Horseman, etc.) Those, I don't put on a high priority list, but those are quite a bit more reliable & consistent (as to when they show up).

Back before the web was very well known to people online - I've got 25 years of Internet experience, so I got to watch the development of the Web - back when as a friend of mine says, "the world's biggest/largest secret club" - the only way you knew about the Internet is if you were on it.

I would write white papers on new things I perceived to be hot tech topics (across the board) in the next 12-16 months, and update previous works if I believed they'd be delayed or pulled up for some reason. I had enough of a budget to cover 125 magazines & 6+ newspapers/day.

I saw a stat (sorry, I can't provide a cite) which says 180 magazines start up each year (many are not all are online) and 60, new or old, go under.