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Pretentious and boring. It goes straight in the bin unread. However hard I try, cancelling seems impossible. A bit like some STIs - you don’t want it, you know where it came from, but it will not go away, no matter what you do.
I signed up because of free gift on offer. Tbh the magazine is very boring and full of adverts, I tend to flick through then never pick it up again.
The earphones that came as free gift broke after only a few weeks, I couldn't find any email address to contact them and they have not replied to my tweet on twitter. I will be canceling my subscription and will not miss the magazine at all, in fact I found out that I could have got for free online anyway by using my local library magazine app..
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