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asked this question on 05-19-2021 at 11:50 AM
05-19-2021 at 11:50 AM
You can extend a current subscription. When you order, be sure to use the EXACT same name/addy that is on your current mailing label so it can be matched up by the publisher. If you're not sure, you can verify your information by logging into your account at the magazine website.
Subscriber Account Login at TV Guide Magazine
https://subscribe.tvguidemagazine.com/pubs/TV/TVM/email_password_entry.jsp?cds_page_id=160382&cds_mag_code=TVM&id=1620930685238&lsid=11331331252013713&vid=1
If, despite using the exact same info, you start to receive duplicates...it's typically easily resolved by contacting customer service (see link above) at the magazine, and providing them with the two account numbers from the magazine labels - the publisher will merge the subscription accounts.
Subscriber Account Login at TV Guide Magazine
https://subscribe.tvguidemagazine.com/pubs/TV/TVM/email_password_entry.jsp?cds_page_id=160382&cds_mag_code=TVM&id=1620930685238&lsid=11331331252013713&vid=1
If, despite using the exact same info, you start to receive duplicates...it's typically easily resolved by contacting customer service (see link above) at the magazine, and providing them with the two account numbers from the magazine labels - the publisher will merge the subscription accounts.
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To those questioning its existence:
I subscribe to TV Guide for a disabled relative who lives in a care facility. They don't have internet access, nor could they use it if they did, and TV is their primary source of entertainment. It also has some puff-piece articles, a la People Magazine Lite. Ordinarily the print edition is heinously expensive, especially considering the amount of ads it has - $5/year saves a TON of $$$$. So thank you, OP!
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To those questioning its existence:
I subscribe to TV Guide for a disabled relative who lives in a care facility. They don't have internet access, nor could they use it if they did, and TV is their primary source of entertainment. It also has some puff-piece articles, a la People Magazine Lite. Ordinarily the print edition is heinously expensive, especially considering the amount of ads it has - $5/year saves a TON of $$$$. So thank you, OP!
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I've gotten it before. Nowadays it seems to be more of an entertainment type magazine, rather than just a listing of TV show times like in the old days. More along the lines of Entertainment Weekly magazine [amazon.com].
To those questioning its existence:
I subscribe to TV Guide for a disabled relative who lives in a care facility. They don't have internet access, nor could they use it if they did, and TV is their primary source of entertainment. It also has some puff-piece articles, a la People Magazine Lite. Ordinarily the print edition is heinously expensive, especially considering the amount of ads it has - $5/year saves a TON of $$$$. So thank you, OP!
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if you have access to the wifi at the care facility, an alexa device can provide television information and many other useful functions. including contacting you without the need for a phone. They must have the ability to speak and hear.
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