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Our newspaper subscription expired two weeks ago. Upon receiving the last delivery of the 3-month promotional period, I called and canceled our subscription.
At the time of cancellation, the representative offered me another discounted rate $3 more than I was paying. Knowing that another offer would come, I chose to wait for a promotional deal.
As we subscribe to the Sunday-only service, we went without a newspaper one Sunday. Not 2 days later, I received a call offering me the same 3-month deal at the same rate I was paying. This deal I took.
After writing down the information including the representative’s name, the amount, start date, promotional period, and billing date, I noted our newspaper subscription on our calendar. I recorded the first delivery date and marked my calendar for 3-months later to cancel this subscription.
By knowing what price I was willing to pay, I was able to quickly make decisions on the deals presented. Businesses are hurting for sales, and the offer I want will come. I just need to be patient and wait for a promotional deal.
In the past, I have had to wait a month before I could sign up for another promotion. This time, I only missed one paper before receiving the next promotional offer.
If you are looking to save on your newspaper subscription, wait for a promotional deal. These deals are usually found on flyers in the newspapers, wherever sample newspapers are given out, or via telemarketers. Knowing your price point will help you choose a great deal. Happy savings!
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