Where to Retire Magazine--Free Issue

[Fern Modena]

This is a link for a no obligation free issue of Where to Retire Magazine. It's THE source for seeing what's out there and getting ideas of different areas to live in. The offer has no strings, its not a "cancel if you don't like us," and you don't need to give a credit card number to get it.

I subscribed before we moved, and I kept my subscription because I like it so much. Its reasonably priced as a subscription, too. I know quite a few TUGgers who subscribe.

Fern

 

[AwayWeGo]

Goofing Off 24-7 Already. (Not That Anything's Wrong With That.)

Too late.

I'm already retired.

So it goes.

-- Alan Cole, McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.​

 

[DaveNV]

Fern, are you also receiving a lot of unsolicited new junk mail because they've shared your name and address with other companies? I didn't see anywwhere on that web link that says they don't share your contact info. I'd like to see the magazine, but I already get such a mountain of junk mail every week - I really don't want to add to my postman's hernia.

Dave

 

[Fern Modena]

I've never gotten anything that I attribute to subscribing to this magazine.

Fern

 

[grest]

This is a link for a no obligation free issue of Where to Retire Magazine. It's THE source for seeing what's out there and getting ideas of different areas to live in. The offer has no strings, its not a "cancel if you don't like us," and you don't need to give a credit card number to get it.

I subscribed before we moved, and I kept my subscription because I like it so much. Its reasonably priced as a subscription, too. I know quite a few TUGgers who subscribe.

Fern

That's exactly what happened to us...we aren't retired yet, but we moved to a retirement community, and still subscribe to the magazine. I like it!
Connie