Mercury Magazines is giving away a free Veranda magazine subscription. Because who doesn't want an entire, monthly publication dedicated to roofed platforms along the outside of a house? I've had this on my Christmas list for years!

Like all other Mercury Mags freebies, your freebie request is complete once you submit your address. All “special offers” after the mailing address page can be ignored.

Here's yet another old RewardsGold offer that Mercury Magazine claimed. This free Allure magazine subscription perfect for those looking to brush up on their fishing equipment knowledge. I believe each page contains a single photo and you to decide whether it's a lure or not.

Remember to skip or answer “no” to any non-magazine offers presented to you.

Mercury Magazines has free subscriptions to Oprah's O magazine, the only magazine title that sounds as if it were just startled. That is unless you happen to frequently scream “REDBOOK!” when walking through haunted houses.

For occupation, you can select “Other” then “Homemaker” via Industry. Also you don't have to do anything else once you've submitting your mailing address. There are a bunch of “offers” that show up on the confirmation page – you can just skip those and close the window.

How in the world is this the first time I've ever found a free GQ magazine subscription?! I can't find a single HIF post in the archive for a GQ freebie besides a copy of an Obama cover over a decade ago. Dang, I would have lost good money on that bet.

This is a Mercury Magazines offers, so everything is complete after submitting your address. The following pages advertise junk offers you can safely ignore by pressing the yellow “Continue” button without checking any of the boxes. You'll then arrive at a confirmation page with an arrival estimate of your first free issue!

This offer first appeared last week, then quickly died before I could publish. So I don't expect this to last long today, don't delay!

I almost feel bad requesting offers like this free 2-year subscription to Esquire magazine. A forest equal in size to Connecticut has probably been razed thanks to all the free magazines I've posted.

That's why I propose we all give something back to Mother Nature. There are plenty of ways to do so, but I buried a few old Esquire and GQ editions in my backyard so they will one day sprout into new trees. Isn't the circle of life a wonder?

After you submit your address, you'll be presented with “special offers” that you can ignore.

Mercury Magazines has a new free Outside magazine subscription offer available.

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Very funny, Mercury Magazines. Give us a freebie completely centered around something we can't experience. Outside. What even is “outside” anymore? I don't believe it ever existed in the first place!

After submitting the first page, Mercury Magazine will show you whether the freebie is in stock. My “job function” also changes each time I get a Mercury Magazine freebie. My new occupation is whatever I can click the fastest 😀

Then, once you submit your address, the signup process is complete. Any “bonus” offers shown after can be ignored.

All magazines listed below do not have a fee with them! I omitted any offers charging processing fees and only list 100% free subscriptions below!

Free magazine subscriptions in exchange for random surveys have been a staple in the freebie scene for as long as I can remember and it looks like 2019 won't be any different! RewardSurvey is one of the leading free magazine providers and this month they're offering … well, I'll be honest. They're not starting off 2020 with a resounding bang.

However, they do still have a few new offers! One of the main reasons I keep coming back to RewardSurvey is they tend to always have at least one new, rare, exclusive free magazine offer each month.

After signing up and completing a short survey (usually around 20 basic questions), you'll get $20 credited to your account that allows you to request most of the free magazines they offer. You can then log back in once a week, take the new survey, and add more free money to your account that can be redeemed for more free magazines or refer a few friends. All in all it takes me under 5 minutes (usually broken up during commercial breaks while watching TV) to get enough credit for the most expensive magazine offers.

April 2020 RewardSurvey Free Magazines

As usual, I'll continue listing free magazines I was offered. Depending on our profiles, we may have different magazines offered, so your mileage may vary.

Offers with a mean they are new this month. Also, some offers are hidden until you click the “see all offers” link in the bottom right of the page!

Under $20 Freebie Level

• Better Homes & Gardens (24 issues, digital edition)
• Fortune (24 issues, digital edition)
• Golf (12 issues)

$20 Freebie Level

• Cigar Aficionado (6 issues)
• Wine Spectator (15 issues)
• Florida Travel (12 issues)

$30 Freebie Level

• Robb Report (12 issues)

$50 Freebie Level

• Us Weekly (52 issues)

What's your favorite free magazine subscription you've gotten from HIF so far?

Fun fact. According to my Google image search for this free Cosmopolitan magazine subscription, the writers and editors over at Cosmo know of at least 48 bajillion sex moves that us peons are unaccustomed with. I'm just as much a red blooded male as the next guy and even I think they might have a problem. Somebody get these people into rehab or something.

As with other Mercury Magazine offers, you'll be told whether the freebie is in stock right after filling out the first page. My “job function” also changes each time I get a Mercury Magazine freebie. My new occupation is whatever I can click the fastest 😀

Also, once you submit your address, the signup process is complete. Any “bonus” offers shown after can be ignored.

Mercury Magazines has a new free Entrepreneur magazine subscription offer available. It's been a few years since I've seen one of these!

I sometimes say I'm an entrepreneur when meeting people or making casual chit-chat. It has a nice ring to it. Plus, saying you're a blogger doesn't quite hold people's attention.

Like with all Mercury Mag offers, remember to skip the non-magazine offers presented at the end.

ValueMags has a fairly rare free Entertainment Weekly subscription available right now. This freebie is for a 22-issue print subscription with no bills whatsoever.

For some reason my brain saw the image above and immediately thought “When Han Met Sally” and now I can't stop imagining Billy Crystal in space.