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Old 12-15-2006, 11:33 PM   #1
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Check MagazinePriceSearch.com tracks the lowest prices on 2639 magazine subscriptions! We find the best prices on magazines! before ordering any magazines. They do a price search each day. The best deal often changes. First of the week, I renewed my FWW for $67 and change for three years. That is a savings of over $16. Money in my pocket!
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Thanks Bruce, that's a good lead. I have to renew my FWW come April after the bargain 3 yr. subscription I got off of E-bay expires. I should check all my other subscriptions too.

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Thanks Bruce I renewed my FFW and saved
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