I love how this thing's already worded as if I had actually signed up for something before. I wonder if they realize their stuff can be linked to direct like that?
Then again, maybe it's reverse psychology. Sure, it's a free subscription, and sure, you feel SO h4x0r-ish because you're "getting in on something" that "wasn't meant for YOU", but what IF they just wanted you to believe that so they could build a large enough email addy database to make it a tasty sale to some vendor?
In that case, I say we ALL sign up with those wonderful, anonymous, disposable Hotmail addresses! What a great way to practice some healthy passive aggression/revenge! Of course, it would be more fun to see what goes down when MagazineCity sells someone a list full of bum addresses...
Oh, and I know what their "privacy statement" up front says, but you probably wouldn't be surprised to see a little sumpin sumpin in the fine print that negates it...
*immediately signs up every punk in memory*
is it March already! shoot, gotta clean it out
Oddly enough I get a letter from AT+T every month saying that I am signed up for a paperless statement, and that it is available now. How is that paperless? Grrr. Ok, enough ranting. If you want free magazines, sign up and take the risk with me
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