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I have ordered a subscription to Seventeen Magazine and I wanted to know if you can track your magazine.

I wish you could! but if you go to service.seventeen.com and enter your info, then it should tell you when the last issue was mailed to your house

I have 4 magazine sorters full of parenting magazines that I want to keep for later reference. I dont need the whole magazine just specific articles but I cant figure out a good way to store them so that I can find what I want quickly. Any ideas?

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I want to order SEVENTEEN magazine i have the subscription order form thing, and i want to enclose my check , should i put it in an envelope and staple it behind the form-card because it says no postage needed or should i just put the card in the envelope with the money inside as well? and do they accept cash?

They give you the postage paid card to order the magazine and to be "Billed Later". When you pay later, you will have to pay the postage. Just a thought, have you checked the site below with this low, low subscription price, you could order it on-line if this is cheaper. Good Luck!

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The previous owner of my house moved out and left quite a few Man Myth and Magic magazines and a few spell books, what is the proper way of disposing without harming myself family or anyone else?

Books cannot cause you harm. Go ahead and sell or donate them to a used bookstore. Someone will appreciate them!

I have been receiving Working Mother magazine. I didn’t order this subscription but somehow I am getting them anyway. I am not even a mother. So how do I cancel this magazine, I have emailed the company explaining that I never ordered it but I still get the magazine .

Call the number below and explain that you are getting unwanted copies mailed to your home.

Working Mother Media/Bonnier Corp
Two Park Avenue 10th floor
New York NY 10010
212 779 5000 main number

My son loves getting mail and I was thinking of adding a subscription for him. The only ones I can think of are: NatGeo Kids, Highlights, Boys Quest/Hopscotch.

Any others? He’s 5, so I’m kind of looking at the 6+ category so he’s not bored with it.

We recently got Ask (arts & science) for the kids. We have yet to receive an issue, but for any of those published by Carus, you can preview a PDF of the magazine before buying, which is what I based the purchase on. Also, use code N401 if you buy from their website and you’ll get $9 off.

We were receiving one of their other publications last year which had a more literary basis: Ladybug. I wasn’t too thrilled with it. It was just kind of… trite, dumbed-down, annoying. The kids didn’t seem overly fond of it either and there was only one issue that got repeat reads with one particularly good story. We got it for a year and didn’t renew. Spider may be a little better, but we’ve only gotten one trial issue of it. I thought it was better suited for both my girls who were 2 and 4 at the time. I used to love Cricket, and will probably give it a try in a few years.

Their non-fiction ones look good from the previews on the Carus site and get good reviews on Amazon — which, by the way, is a another good resource for figuring out which one to get. I think NatGeo Kids got pretty low marks, for example, which is why I didn’t bother with it.

I’m looking for an online website/s that I can browse fashion magazines/catalogs or a website that has something similar to this set up. I want to keep up to date with style but cannot afford to purchase an array of magazines just for one read. Thanks

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i dont even know how., but apparently i have a subscription to seventeen magazine, that i dont want, and i lost the account number and it wont accept any other info. to login… what should i do?

You have to email their customer support line and give them all of the information that would appear on the magazine like your name and address. If they can’t fix it before the first magazine ships out, they should compensate you somehow, an if they don’t, ask them too

What are the best ones? I am talking about celeb magazines like J-14, Bop, Tiger Beat, Twist, Popstar or M. Thanks and no rude answers.

Why buy to view a magazine online, when there are free ones like:
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I am looking to subscribe to a magazine to make me more aware of global markets, investments, reitrement, savings, etc. I don’t want a magazine that is too complex because currently, I have student loans and can’t invest a whole lot. I just want good basic money tips. I have looked at Kiplinger Personal Finance Magazine, Money Magazine, Smart Money Magazine…Any suggestions for a good finance/money magazine for a 20 year old?? THANKS!!

I like lots of those mentioned above esp. WSJ. I also like Barrons.