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This week's freebies are unbeatable. Where else can you find offers for cologne, textbook rentals, kid's books and more? If this doesn't put you in a happy place, what will?! Get a free sample of cologne from BOSS when you fill out a simple request form. Look for the free sample link at the bottom...

Get three free issues of Seventeen magazine when you share your name, address and e-mail. The freebie comes via ValueMags and is sponsored by ShopTheLook.net. ValueMags swears you won't get a bill or any further communication and you can even check a box saying you don't want to receive any more...

Get a free subscription to Maxim magazines courtesy of Mercury Magazines for a limited time. Seriously folks, this won't last more than a few hours. To get the deal, share your name, email, size of your company, what industry you work in, your job function and a few other details. Depending on...

Get into summer mode with this week's freebies, including a free refreshing limeade drink from Taco Bell, free ice cream, a free book for young readers, and free magazine subscriptions you can read at the beach. Stock up for summer BBQs and parties at BJ's warehouse club, which is offering a free...

ValueMags.com occasionally has freebie magazine subscriptions, and I just discovered the landing page for all of them! The site currently has four offers; unfortunately, the others listed on the link above have already expired. But check back again, as I love free magazine deals and post them...

Can't get enough of the Big Apple? Thanks to the folks at the Tribeca Film Festival (who sponsored this promotion), Time Out New York offers you a free two-year subscription to its weekly magazine. So whether you're a tourist searching for top-notch entertainment and upscale restaurant ideas or a...

Zinio, a purveyor of digital magazines has recently rolled out the ability for iPhone users to read current copies for free. They already provide a cheaper subscription price for many digital magazines striking a cord with eco and fiscally conscious consumers but this move should get way more...