Thread: Anyone Tried 'Next Issue'?
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Old 12-20-2011, 05:45 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by jefftheworld View Post
If you match a State to a zipcode you can usually get this working. I often use New York 10001 (easy to remember).
Won't work for my free online subscription to ET, since I need to enter the zipcode as it appears on the shipping label for my paper subscription (and mine is a postal code!).

Can't get the free trial of People or In Style because I do not have a credit card with a US billing address (credit card is required for free trial for automatic billing if you don't cancel).

A customer service staff member from Next Page contacted me and confirmed that the service is only available for US billing addresses at the moment - no word when Canadians will be given the privilege...

Still curious to hear if any Americans have tried it...let me know...
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