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Free $10 ($5 x2) Zinio Credit (Digital Magazine) for Completing a 1 Minute Survey

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The survey takes 1 min and they email you a $5 code per survey
Allow 72 hrs for delivery
$5 vouchers are stackable

First Survey $5
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/KTTYQCG

Second Survey $5
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HGN6KMR

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  • +1

    Thanks. Will have to wait until Aliens is over.

    • +1

      Ozbargaining…Like a boss.

      • +1

        I think you mean "Like a Professional"

  • Thanks heaps!

  • $5 or $10 off Zinio's massively inflated prices for digital magazines won't get me in.

    I cancelled my three magazines in 2011 after Zinio price-gouging.

    • I cancelled a subscription too. Know any cheaper digital magazine service? I installed Google Currents and that has plenty of free content to flick through when you're in the mood for digital reading.

      • +1

        Buy the iTunes cards from the current deal at Harvey Norman, and then get your magazines from the Newsstand, search via the App store. Voila, half digital price magazine subscription/s. A magazine I used to pay $8.95 for one paper issue now costs me about $13 for the year digitally, and bonus no trees cut down either.

    • +1

      It's mainly the Australian magazines that are a complete rip on Zinio. I subscribed to a good magazine recently, $13 less a $10 coupon they emailed me = $3 for 12 issues. Win!

      You need to pick and choose carefully via Zinio for example they want $40+ for one year US Elle magazine, however on Apple Newsstand it is $20 (which you can bring down to $10 using half price iTunes credit - see comment above). Shop around before you click "buy". There are still some crazy cheap deals on Zinio, like daily deals and 2 years for the price of 1 deals. Plus, if you stay subscribed, they seem to continually send free credit, $5 here, $10 there.

  • -2

    Zinio is not worth the effort. Cancelled my subscriptions after I couldn't get the account to work with my new computer.

    Great idea wasted IMHO.

    Your mileage may vary.

    • Why do people down vote someone for having an opinion about a product/service? Which may or may not assist someone's decision?

  • +6

    I've found it quite good. I use on my iPad. You need to wait for a 'deal' I think. I got my 2 subscriptions very cheaply, and since then I've scored at least $45 in free coupons (thank you OzBargain!). I usually use them to buy single issues, so not spending anything extra. Only complaint, I now have too much to read!

  • +1

    How do you stack vouchers?

    Also, this is from 28 Jul 2011 or earlier (http://forums.redflagdeals.com/archive/index.php/t-1064252.h…)
    Are these still current? Can you tell us, how did you find out about the deal?

  • +8

    Not wanting to hijack the thread, but many people might not know that your local public library probably has Zinio subscriptions. That means that if you have a library card, you can read magazines for free on your devices at home using Zinio.

    My local library currently has 48 magazines, but if more people use this, I think they will expand. Go to your library's website and search for the eBooks and eMagazines.

    Our instructions say:
    "You can view Zinio magazines via a web browser or via an app. To get started, create a Zinio account using your West Torrens Library membership number (barcode)"

    On a related topic, you can search if your local library has free ebooks
    http://search.overdrive.com/

    Also we can check out toys and sports equipment from the library.

    • +1

      Yep - covered back here! :) http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/91815

    • Good tip regarding local library Zinio collections. I wish my rates were used by the council for some Zinio copies.

      I think that it's a better idea than having multiple copies of a specific magazine issue at multiple library branches and which may only get read or borrowed a few times.

      Zinio copies could get more people interested and involved with their local libraries - or at least help with Zinio's uptake and usage.

      In 2013, librarians need to get more awareness and public use of their library's digital assets!

      I'll get off my soapbox now.

    • My library doesn't :( (City of Sydney)

  • I like Zinio. I use it regularly (have about 6 active subscriptions). Overseas subsriptions are really good value (eg Popular Science can be had for $10pa which is a bargain) but Australian magazines are not much chepaer than print subscriptions which totally misses the point.

    When asked how they could make the service better, I suggested removing DRM.

  • +1

    I still haven't received any vouchers. Did anyone receive theirs?

    • +1

      I haven't received mine either…

      • neither have i

        But they sent me a $10 promo voucher, this is the 2nd $10 voucher they send me in March :)

        • +1

          no vouchers here either

        • No voucher for me, either.
          To anyone who received one, did you get an email to confirm a code ora credit on your account?

          I think that the surveys were already expired, so no voucher or credit.

  • i finally contacted zinio (something i want to buy). they sent on the voucher codes within the hour :)

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