The Best FREE Hot Magazine Subscriptions - Magazines, Newsletters, Bargain Fanzines, Samples

You can receive free magazines from several online sources. Once you receive your first issue, you may find a response card in the magazine that lists additional free subscriptions. I have received a number of free magazines of good quality on topics such as popular music, safety and health, art, history, psychology, martial arts, business, travel, restaurants, insurance, computers, and many more.

The method in which some of these Internet magazine sites work is that they provide a free one-year subscription. At the end of the first year, they bill you for the next year; if you don't want to continue the subscription for a price you simply do not return the subscription payment.

Numerous other magazine subscriptions remain free from year to year, with an occasional request for you to update your information. Some of these come to you based on your professional or educational qualifications or interests.

Still other magazines are online-only (digital) magazines and many are of them free of charge as well.

Although free magazine sites often advertise as business magazine sites, all sorts of magazine genres are available from a number of them.

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• b2byellowpages.tradepub.com
• PhysOrg.tradepub.com
• GreatInsuranceJobs.tradepub.com/
• QuintCareers.4jobs.com

• FREE MAGAZINES http://www.all-freemagazines.com/
• GetFreeMag.com http://www.getfreemag.com/
• Magatopia http://www.magatopia.com/
• TradPub.com http://ukaf.tradepub.com/
• OnlyFree.net http://www.ofree.net/magazines.html
• FREE BUSINESS MAGAZINE NETWORK http://the.businessmagazinenetwork.com/
• BizReport http://www.bizreport.com/magazines/
• FreeBizMag.com http://www.freebizmag.com/welcome.asp?FBMVisitId=4261860757
• WiseBread http://www.wisebread.com/free-magazine-subscriptions-for-all
• Hispanic Magazine https://www.ezsubscription.com/
• Free Trade Magazines http://www.freetrademagazinesource.com/
• ClickPress http://clickpress.tradepub.com/
• TechXtra http://techxtra.tradepub.com/
• Forensic Magazine http://www.forensicmag.com/register.asp

• YoLinux http://yolinux.tradepub.com/
• Chain Leader http://www.reed4success.com/freesubscription.asp?magid=241&promocode=WHA99BB6
• SlickDeals.Net http://forums.slickdeals.net/forumdisplay.php?f=13&sduid=0
• eWeek by Ziff Davis Publications - Dozens of free subscriptions here.
• Digital Juice https://www.digitaljuice.com/shopcart/customer/register.asp
• BPubs.com http://www.bpubs.com/free-magazine/subscriptions.htm
• RealTech News http://realtechnews.tradepub.com/

• Mercury Magazines http://www.mercurymagazines.com/pr1/100/10000
• Lowes http://www.lowescreativeideas.com/

Fanzines are written by the hard core fanboys and fangirls of science fiction sagas and other genres of entertainment that are often no longer in production. Some of these publications are offered at low costs through snail mail subscriptions. Hard copy print editions of some of these issues can become very valuable. This includes the Star Trek® universe, Dr. Who, Space 1999, Lost In Space, and others. From time to time, fanzines are offered for sale online at Amazon.com and eBay.

Crime stories and science fiction were offered in the early 20th Century as pulp fiction. in 19th C. England as Penny Dreadfuls and in the US at the same time as Dime Novels. You see references to dime novels in early Mad Magazine issues and many people today wonder what they are. Fanzines are a lot like all of those earlier publications, often produced at home and copied for distribution at places like FedEx Kinko's. When the Internet became popular, a larger array of art and clip art became available for these covers and pages. Some have become online magazines via YouTube.