I need to recieve a magazine subscription but do not have an address to have it sent to. Any ideas?
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what kind of magazine are you looking for? you can probably find it at most stores. or try at a book store.
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Contact the circulation manager of the newspaper(s) that are delivered in your area!
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Try the address provided below.
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Try www.mailersclub.com
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I tried to do that last year for my birthday. I ended up looking for the ldscatalog magazine number and ordering them with my name over phone. I think you have to do them over the phone or go a shop or something.
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I cannot believe how many people are baffled by this.  I weep for the future.\n\nYou need to send the mail to the address that they give you.  This could be a residential addres, commercial or a PO Box.  You do not need any sort of address to send mail (although it helps, in case it needs to be returned to you for some reason).\n\nAddresses are written on the envelope or postcard like this:\n\nKiki\n123 Main St.\nDetroit, MI 44444\n\nor:\n\nKiki\nP.O. Box # 7\nDetroit, MI 44444
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if you look in the magazine there is often a contact number to obtain back issues
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you can go to your nearby post office\n:>peace
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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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To the Post office.  Only certain branches have this service, be sure to check at www.usps.gov
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contact a publisher !
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No. Most places have you enter the shipping address first. If the billing address is different (i.e. you are buying a gift for someone and having it delivered), there is usually a space to enter the billing address later.
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give me the address and i'll pull it up for you.  There is not a public website that i am aware of.  But they might exist....
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Use yahoo's calandar service.  You can reach it from your email page.
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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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Try a ad on e-bay, or go to www.com and see if you can get back issues of Raw magazine.
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Try your local  post office.