Magazine Swap
Thanks in advance for your answers,
Katluvsbears from Coatesville, PA
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If you just want to get rid of your magazine rather than trade them, try http://www.freecycle.org You can post what you have to give away or what you are looking for.
Post By Guest Post (Guest Post)
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I have recently started a company where people can trade their used magazines with each other for the price of a stamp.
www.swapmags.co.uk
Post By Amy Yeo (Guest Post)
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Check out our global magazine recycling project for literacy at:
http://magazineliteracy.org
Start a magazine recycling project in your town. Join with your friends to organize a magazine swap fundraiser for literacy. Contact us to learn how. Thanks.
Post By John Mennell (Guest Post)
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I was trying to find the website - magswap.qlickme.com but it won't load. Is it not active anymore? Katave27 AT hotmail.com
Post By kathy (Guest Post)
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i've just started a magazine swap forum.
come and visit magswap.qlickme.com if you are interested.
Could not access you link, IS IT CLICKME? OR QLICKME?
Post By sue (Guest Post)
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i've just started a magazine swap forum.
come and visit magswap.qlickme.com if you are interested.
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you can swap magazine at titletrader.com, check it out, thats where I list mine.
Post By momma3 (Guest Post)
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you can swap magazine at titletrader.com, check it out, thats where I list mine.
Post By momma3 (Guest Post)
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I am curious to know about this also. I would like information if you find any.
Would you please email me directly if you find any more information?
Thank you
ucmelaffn @ aol . com (take out spaces)
Post By Michele (Guest Post)
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I actually used to work for a store that sold magazines. When the next issue came out, we tore off the front cover and sent that back to the distributor (think it was too expensive to send the full amount). We just threw the rest in the dumpster. You may want to ask at the store what they do with unsold magazines.
Post By Karl (Guest Post)
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Hi! I am not aware of a site that sells out of date mags, but I can tell you about what the publishers do with them. I worked for a company that restocks the mags at grocery stores (at the register, etc) and I had to go in there in the mornings and pull all of the out of date mags, throw them in a bin (sometimes it would be over 400 mags a week!) and they go to the printing warehouse and get shredded. I could NOT believe that when I was told that. What a waste, even if they could be donated or something, but shredded and thrown away? That was just my experience, but the company was a pretty large company, that dealt with over 1000 mag and newspaper titles. Good luck in finding anymore info. Robyn, Pa.
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