Deal or No Deal for Online Magazine Shoppers

June 23, 2006 (Press Release) -- Advertisers purchase ad space based on a particular magazine’s “paid circulation.” The higher the “paid circulation”, the higher a publisher can charge for their advertising rates. In addition, magazine subscriptions sold below the publisher’s authorized price are not considered to be “paid circulation.” Independent audit bureaus such as the Audit Bureau of Circulation, www.acessabc.com, monitor the “paid circulation” of magazines to safeguard the investment of advertisers. These independent audit bureaus were created to verify magazine circulation claims to protect against inflated and misstated circulation claims. When these independent audit bureaus find subscriptions sold below the publisher’s authorized price they will cancel the subscription. The canceled subscription stops the online shopper from receiving the balance of the magazine copies ordered. The win-win now turns into a possible lose-lose situation for the online shopper. In addition to losing the remaining magazines ordered the online shopper would most likely lose again trying to receive a refund. Receiving a refund from an online retailer without a physical address, phone number or a contact email link is next to impossible.

Purchasing low price magazines can be risky if shoppers do not investigate an online retailers policies and guarantees thoroughly. Fortunately, there are sincere online retailers selling low price magazine subscriptions at the lowest price allowed by the publisher. Along with a 90-day unconditional money back guarantee, www.usmagsonline.com guarantees online shoppers will receive all the magazines ordered for the entire subscription term. In addition to their selection of over 1,200 magazines, they offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with no shipping, handling or hidden processing fess.