If you missed it in April, no sweat. This great deal on All You magazine is available again right now. All You is a women’s lifestyle and home magazine chocked full of coupons. You can buy it on the newsstand exclusively at Walmart or order a home-delivered subscription.
Option 1: $0.69 Per Issue After Rebate (24 Issues)
Right now Ebates, a cash back site, is offering a whooping 51% back on purchases made at Magazines.com. If you shop through Ebates (first going to Ebates, then navigating to Magazines.com from the Ebates portal) you can buy a 2-year All You magazine subscription for $34.00 and earn 51% back in an automatic rebate; that makes the final price like $16.66 or $0.69 per issue. If you’re a first-time Ebates customer, then you’ll earn an additional $5 sign-up bonus; that makes each issue $0.49.
The $17.34 cash rebate you’ll earn will be deposited into your Ebates account within a week or so after your purchase. Ebates pays their rebates quarterly. For a purchase made today you’ll be paid the $17.34 mid-summer.
P.S. – I don’t know how long Ebates will be paying 51% cash back, but I suspect it won’t be forever. Please leave a comment if you visit Ebates and see the cash back percentage for Magazines.com is decreased.
(Thanks, Hip2Save!)
Option 2: $0.87 Per Issue Without Rebate (30 Issues)
If all that cash back shopping stuff seems too complicated and not for you, you can still get a great deal on All You magazine. Order a 2-year subscription through MagFundraising for $25 + $0.99 processing fee, which is $0.87 per issue. No coupon code required. No waiting for cash back. Simple and straight forward.
What’s in All You Magazine?
I mention All You magazine with some frequency because of its coupons. Compared to any other magazine title I’ve found, it consistently contains the most coupons. I believe my subscription pays for itself with the coupons I use from it.
Each issue contains $80-$100 worth of coupons that I often use to get free products. Coupons cover the spectrum from toiletries like toothpaste and toilet paper to cosmetics from brands like Sea Breeze, Neutrogena, Rimmel and Almay to coupons for groceries. In my opinion, the coupons in All You are often higher-value than what you’ll find in the newspaper for the same brand.
Of course it is a magazine too, full of articles about health, fashion, home, and cooking-related topics. I don’t actually read the magazine. I get it solely for the coupons.
Your turn: Some people l-o-v-e All You and others don’t. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the best coupons you’ve found in the magazine. I’d also like to hear, respectfully, from those that have decided All You isn’t a good value for their family, for whatever reason.
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I just recently called them to renew for a cheaper rate. The lowest she would go was $14.90/year, which is what I paid for my 1st year and is $1.24/issue. I don’t use a ton of the coupons from there, but I’m sure I’ve more than paid for the subscription. A few months ago, they had some high value Nature Made coupons ($3, $4, $5), that I combined with Target Qs and a Target sale, and ended up getting 4 bottles of vitamins for $1.09 + tax.
Carrie or Laura, do you think if I did one of the offers you posted, that it will extend my subscription? Thank you!
Lisa – yes, in my experience ordering a subscription through any of the online magazine sites extends your current subscription.
I just went through your link and paid $25.00 + $0.99 processing fee for 30 issues.
I tried Option 1 and a 2 year subscription is 34.00. How do I find the deal for $16.66?
Looks like the ebates/magazine’s.com deal is you pay $34 up front for 2 years and then get back through ebates $17.34 (51% of $34). So you are really paying $16.66 total after your rebate from ebates for the 2 years, which is 0.69 cents a copy. Right? According to your post it made it look as if I would be paying $16.66 up front and getting $8.50 back from ebates, but that doesn’t look to be the case. Right? Maybe I am misunderstanding your post. Anyways, it looks to be a great deal!
This is how I understand it to be also, when I looked at the Ebates site. :)
OK everyone, are you ready for me to ‘fess up on something? Sometimes I do not pay close enough attention to details. Laura often corrects my errors before they are public for the world to see (like this one with the magazine prices). But, she is having a baby today and will be off for the next 6 weeks, so my sometimes absent-mindedness is likely to shine through a little more than usual. Kelly got the math right. I have it laid out wrong in the post, but will fix it now.
Thru ebates to magazine.com its showing me $34.00 for 24 months. Guess the deal is gone now.
Kelly, thats the way it looks to me also.
What is the cost/issue of All You if you buy it at Walmart?
Hi, Walmart price is 10% off the $2.50 cover price. I went to order the .87 deal and cannot figure out how to order? Please advise.
Ok… I just checked out the deal through ebates.com. Right now they will only give you 26% back in ebates. So at $34 for 24 issues, minus $8.84 (26% in ebates), that is $25.16 total after ebates = $1.05 per issue.
SO, I then searched the web for ALL YOU magazine subscription deals and found this:
Go to http://www.eFundraisingonline.com... click “Support Us” and you will get their best deal on All You Magazine at 30 issues for $25.00. That is $.83 an issue and no waiting on a rebate! ( I do like ebates though for lots of things, just wasn’t the best deal right now) Shipping is free, no taxes and you don’t have to donate to their website if you don’t want too… plus, after I ordered, they offered me 15 issues for $5.00 for up to THREE other magazines. A pretty good deal! Best of luck!
Since MagFundraising is listed as 30 months is it actually a 2-1/2 yr subscription? I noticed other sites list a 2 year subscription to All You as 24 issues? Thanks!
Kayla,
As I understand it, All You is a MONTHLY magazine, so 30 issues would be 2 1/2 years.
I have the All-you Mag, but have noticed that I have not gotten as many good coupons over the winter months. I am hesitant to order again if the coupons will continue to be this poor. Carrie, is this a regular “trend” with this mag? Do the coupons become more relavent to mom’s with kids during the summer months?
Even better scenario: All You for 83 cents per issue, 30 issues $25, plus get a free movie ticket and free $25 restaurant-com e-certificate. 40% of your purchase will help a non-profit group trying to get licensing for naturopathic doctors in WI. To snag the whole deal – Click on my name above for the link, then click “return to WNPA page”, click “join the campaign” to set up your own landing page, then send 12 emails through the site (send one to your hubby or an alternate email address), and after 1 sale (you own at your second email addy) you’ll get the bonus ticket and e-certificate. You can also do renewals and choose from hundreds of other magazines there too..
No shipping. No processing fees. And after your order they make a few more sweet offers.
I also received a $5 coupon from Magazines.com by email, making the subscription $29 through ebates.com…final cost of All You is $.60 per issue!
:)
Love the .49cents issue price. Thanks Carrie. The deal I have been waiting for. Looks like next ebates checks ship May 15th.
Great! Thanks for this. I hopefully will now have 3 subscriptions! The colgate coupons pay for each issue alone!
I got the .49 deal for 2 years! $34 for 24 issues, 51% rebate ($17.34), plus $5 sign up bonus = $11.66 for 2 years!
Now we will have to wait and see if the rebate comes through in the next couple days!
BTW-thanks for sharing this deal Carrie! I really didn’t think the newstand or subscription cost was worth it with the limited number of coupons I would use out of each issue but for .50 and issue, I’m SURE I will get my money’s back!
I just ordered the subscription through ebates, I am not sure i did it correctly, but it ended up placing the order with magazine.com. The annoying part is it said I have to pick a try 4 issues free in order to complete the sale. which means if i forget to call 1-800-magazines my credit card will be charged the additional fee. I don’t think i will be using that site again. On the other hand, I am excited to get the All You Magazine and to maximize my savings.
You didn’t have to try those issues. The transaction was complete and you could either print your receipt or leave the window. I didn’t click on them cuz I didn’t want to try them. I would try and opt out of those if you can.
It seems like I am one of the only ones that is not a big fan of All You magazine. I was really excited to get a subscription, but it did not really save me enough money to cover my cost. It seems to me like most of the coupons for the issues I have are for cosmetic items/brands I don’t use or other items I don’t buy (except maybe the toothpaste, but I get those in newspaper inserts also). The Pocket Your Dollars lists always seemed to require coupons from back issues I didn’t have yet. That was pretty frustrating. Also, maybe the 6 months of issues I had may have been during a time period with not as many good deals.
I did think the magazine had some good articles, so I don’t think it was a total waste of money for me. I think if I needed to stockpile toothpaste or other cosmetic item, I would consider getting a subscription.I almost think you would need to try a subscription out for at least a year to see if it is a good deal for you. But for me, it seems like buying an extra newspaper would be more beneficial.
TM, I totally agree with you. Mine just expired after having it for 1 year. I know I did not pay for it with coupons that I used & also agree that buying an extra paper gives you many more options. Plus you only get 1 coupon per item. There are many people who post here that they buy multipal items every week.
I just checked the website ebates.com and it looks like the percentage is now 26% for Magazines.com.