subscribe to magazines from usa but pay in indian rupees.?
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No, Almost all USA products brought must be pay by back in Us dollars unless it is under a wired transfer from the bank to a account in the states.The Bank will have its own transfer rates.
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In regards to the magazine:\n\nhttp://www.manufacturing.net/ind/index.asp?layout=siteInfoWebzine\n\nIn regards to Industrial Distribution Group:\n\nhttp://www.idglink.com/home/home.asp
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from the publisher...\nyou have to pay, '
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Sounds like someone is having delusions of grandeur, or have you bothered converting rupees to US dollars yet?\n\n\nDarryl S.
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u can't: u have to BUY it and u can download updates for free 4 a limited period of time\nit cost me about 1300 Indian Rupees
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India is a BIG place! I traveled from Nainatal, Talayal, in the Himalayas, to the southern most tip and in between and across.\nI would not be surprised if you found quite a difference in rates in different geographical areas, from the same company. Generally, one could always rely on American Express for truth, no funny business, and availability. You will always have someone (family) to represent you in the States, or wherever 'abroad' is... if you have trouble convincing someone there is a problem. The lowest rate in the world is not worth the stress of having to watch every word that is spoken, or written to you, especially while studying.\n\nProbably best to set it up where ever you are most reputable place have instan updates and rate guarantee's , for officess ALL over the world, speak your own language, and deal with someone who may have your same customs.  Good Luck!
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It varies depending on your subscription type.. and the way it sounds on the website.. I think it changes depending on what promotions they are currently running..  Call them up and see if there are any specials.. They dont post the price on the website because people who paid more for the accounts would probably be unhappy.. kind of like plane tickets.. :)
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Catalogues e.g Great Universal, pay monthly
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You can apply to the Yahoo Publishers Network\n\nhttp://publisher.yahoo.com/\n\nAlas the program is still in beta and they accept only US publishers\n\nParticipants of the program must have a valid U.S. Social Security or Tax ID number, and web site content that is predominantly in English and targeted at a U.S. user base. \n\nYou can wait for it to be opened to international publishers\n\nIn the meantime, use Google Adsense or other contextual advertising networks that accept international publishers
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from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
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In your local library they should have something called the writers guide...in this there are all the magazines that accept contributions, what their requirements are and what and if they pay.\n\nThat is always a good place to start.
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Would you consider sending them to the USA instead? Because if you want them translated into English, you may have some language/cultural barriers that may make translation more difficult.\n\nHere is a website to consider www.guru.com. That is a bidding system, kind of like E-bay where you put a job out for bidding and applicants will bid on the job. You select a person and www.guru.com will be the go-between and you make the payments through their system as well.
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Don't think so.  Those are pretty expensive subscription prices so their online content you'd have to pay for.
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You would probably not prevail for several reasons:\n\n1.  Your $500 per issue plus $100 per month late fee is not in line with any costs you have accrued as a result of receiving the magazines.  Your state probably dictates a maximum that can be charged as a late fee.\n\n2.  Your home is not an advertising medium, the magazine is.  Unless the publisher is pasting ads to your house, the magazine has no effect on your home.\n\n3.  You have no legal standing to sue for the (perceived) wrongful use of your mailbox.  The U.S. Postal Service retains the sole right to use the space in your mailbox.  It cannot legally be used for any other purpose than what is dictated by the Postal Service.  If the publisher is having the magazine delivered by mail, then there is no problem.  If the publisher hires its own carrier, then you can complain to the Post Office.\n\nBasically, unless you are paying unreasonable amounts of money to receive these magazines, there is nothing you can do.  Why not write "Refused--Return to Sender" on them and put them back in the mailbox.  They'll get the hint eventually.\n\nDisclaimer:  I am not a lawyer.  The above post is to be taken as an opinion, not as legal advice.  You should always a lawyer licensed in your jurisdiction if in doubt about a legal issue.
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They are a magazine subscription address verification company.  If you have free or paid subscriptions to publications, this company will call and verify your information and potentially try to upsell you into a paying subscription.
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Contact Playboy mag and send them portfolio
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Call an insurace broker from india they will do it for you!