| In an age of electronic media such as
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| | Re-Subscribing
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| websites, e-mail and cell phones, printed
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| | Contrary to rules of good customer
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| newspaper is still a very popular way to
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| | service, most newspapers actually offer
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| receive news. Spending a dollar at the
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| | better deals to new subscribers. You
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| newsstand everyday adds up though. There
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| | would think newspaper companies would
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| are ways to save money on newspapers.
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| | also want to keep current subscribers
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| Buying at a Newsstand versus Paying for a
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| | happy too. They are more concerned with
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| Subscription
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| | attaining new customers instead. These
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| It is surprising how many people buy
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| | companies assume that current subscribers
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| newspapers from newsstands instead of
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| | won't even see new subscriber promotions.
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| paying for an actual subscription. When
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| | There is usually a way to qualify for
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| buying from newsstands, smoke shops,
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| | these new subscriber rates even if you
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| convenience stores or newspaper boxes,
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| | are already subscribed. If you are
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| the price can be as high as a dollar or
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| | married, you can try subscribing in your
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| more for each newspaper. If you were to
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| | spouse's name as a new customer. If
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| buy each newspaper individually for a
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| | you're not married, a roommate might let
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| month, you would be paying about twice as
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| | you put the newspaper subscription in
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| much as a newspaper subscription. Even
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| | their name too. Sometimes changing your
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| if you only buy a newspaper on weekdays,
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| | address slightly works too. For example,
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| you're still paying more than a
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| | you could switch street to st. or any
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| subscription.
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| | other small changes like that. If none
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| Not only would you be saving money with a
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| | of those options work, you can probably
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| subscription, but you would also be
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| | cancel your subscription temporarily and
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| gaining convenience. Your newspapers
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| | then subscribe again.
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| would be delivered right to your door
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| | Subscribing Through a 3rd Party Company
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| every morning. You wouldn't have to go
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| | Certain companies can offer newspaper
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| out of your way to buy a newspaper
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| | subscriptions at a discounted rate.
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| somewhere else. Plus there would be no
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| | These rates are usually much lower than
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| need to scrounge up your change each day.
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| | the rates offered directly from the
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| Subscribing Long Term to Save Money
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| | newspaper publisher. Those companies
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| Almost all newspapers offer a discount to
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| | essentially work for the newspaper
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| subscribers who commit to longer periods
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| | publisher by reselling subscriptions
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| of time. If you only subscribe for a
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| | purchased at a bulk rate. Often times
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| year or less, you could be paying
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| | the discounted newspaper subscription
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| substantially more per year. Usually the
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| | rates are half the price you would pay
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| longer you commit to subscribe, the
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| | otherwise.
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| cheaper it will cost each year. It can
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| | Conclusion
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| be intimidating subscribing for longer
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| | Saving money on a newspaper subscription
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| periods. Really what is going to change
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| | can be quite easy. You just have to know
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| next year to make you not want to read
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| | where to get your newspaper from. Shop
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| the news though? Unless you are going to
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| | around and you'll find that the newspaper
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| move out of the delivery area, you will
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| | publisher won't even give you the lowest
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| still want to continue your subscription.
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| | price.
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| Subscribing as a New Customer versus
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