eBay: Brew Your Own magazine - 3-year subscription, $10

Not likely at all, so I wouldn't trust the link enough to click on it and take any chances; some websites can now automatically install malware on your computer. At the very least, you're likely to get ripped off because it is highly unlikely that legitimate subscriptions are being sold at that price. I hope no one here falls for this.

Cheers.

Bill Velek - PERSONAL sites =

I can't vouch for the original poster, but go to ebay and search for subscriptions of your favorite magazine. A lot of magazines are so desperate for new subscribers that they give current subscribers free gift subscriptions and they put them up for auction.

So if you don't want to trust the OP, go to ebay and find that subscriptions are being sold at that price.

Tom W

Yes, Tom, there are and here is an example:

1. The poster appears to be a spammer (and scammer according to 'Ant'); the email addy is snipped-for-privacy@spamexpire-200711.rodent.frell.theremailer.net and here is his/her profile --
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   -- which indicates zero posts prior to October, a single post in October, and now

1. As they say, "If something seems to be too good to be true, it probably is." A quick check of the BYO website and other magazine outlets shows the following for a _ONE_ year subscription: .00 direct from BYO -
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   00009575 .95 from Amazon.com -
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   .85 lowest price MagazinePriceSearch.com -
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-- or $27.68 for a __ TWO __ year subscription And here this spammer is offering THREE years for Ten Dollars. Frankly, I don't think they'd arrive because the postage alone to deliver 24 magazines probably exceeds ten bucks. Now, you could probably get your money back from eBay, or PayPal, or your credit card company, but how many of us would want to spend perhaps an hour or longer getting jerked around on the phone or filling out forms just to recover $10.00.

But I could be wrong. Cheers.

Bill Velek - PERSONAL sites =

I for one never click on tinyurl or snipr or such links. And as they say if it seems to good to be true it probably is.

So on this rememberence sunday I'm going to settle down with a bottle or 2 of Real Ale (not decieded which ones yet) and watch the History Channel