Mercury Magazines are once again giving away free Food Network magazine subscriptions. I hope these are edible or the recipes come along with a chef to cook them. Otherwise, this is a freebie wasted on me. 😊

Your free subscription runs for a full year and you don't have to cancel at the end. They'll send your “renewal reminders,” but that's all they are. Like other Mercury offers, you should skip the second page of offers by saying “No Thanks” at the bottom! The third page will let you enter your name mailing address.

ValueMags is handing out free InStyle magazine subscriptions, along with a dozen other free magazines listed below.

I think I'm holding off on this and waiting for an OutDisheveled freebie. It'd be more up my alley.

I linked to the main freebies page for ValueMags too, so if you're not into style, check out some of the other free subscriptions they currently have!

• 4 Wheel & Off-Road
• Automobile
• Bridal Guide
• Diabetes
• Diesel Power
• Hot Rod
• JP (a jeep magazine?)
• Outdoor Life
• Outdoor Photographer
• People
• Super Street
• The Red Bulletin

All magazines listed below do not have a fee with them! I omitted any offers charging a processing fee and only listed 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 a quite a few new offers to choose from. One of the main reasons I keep coming back to RewardSurvey is they tend to always have at least one rare, exclusive free magazine offer.

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.

September 2019 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

• AFAR (6 issues)
• AllRecipes (6 issues, digital edition)
• Arthritis Today (6 issues)
• Diabetic Living (4 issues, digital edition)
• Family Circle (12 issues, digital edition)
• Health (10 issues, digital edition)
• InStyle (12 issues, digital edition)
• Shape (10 issues, digital edition)
• The Red Bulletin (10 issues)
• Golf (12 issues)
• Travel + Leisure (12 issues)

$20+ Freebie Level

• Cigar Aficionado (6 issues)
• Men's Health (10 issues)
• Real Simple (12 issues)
• Sports Illustrated (39 issues)
• Sports Illustrated Kids (12 issues)
• Wine Spectator Magazine (15 issues)
• Whisky Advocate (4 issues)

$30+ Freebie Level

• Golfweek (11 issues)
• People (15 issues)
• Variety (48 issues)
• Robb Report (12 issues)
• AdAge (24 issues)

$50+ Freebie Level

• Us Weekly (52 issues)

They track “new members” by email, for the record!

Today marks the first time since 2011 that I've found a free Elle Decor magazine subscription. I don't even remember what jokes I initially made for it. Probably something about someone named Elle already decorating my place. Or maybe another referencing whatever was going on in my life. It most likely had to do with coffee or my dogs.

I live a riveting life.

This is yet another Mercury Magazines offer, so you know the procedure!

I almost feel bad offers like this free subscription to Esquire magazine. A forest equal in size to Connecticut has probably been razed thanks to all of the free magazines we get.

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 some “special offers” that you can ignore.

It's been a while since I've found a new signup form for a free Real Simple magazine subscription. However, while analyzing this month's RewardSurvey offers, I noticed this rare free 1-year Real Simple subscription. The last time I found this magazine was back in September 2018!

It's real simple to request Real Simple. You simply really answer their really simply questions and start receiving your Real Simple magazines in six to eight weeks.

So simple!

The survey should take no more than 3-4 minutes. You'll then have enough credit to select the Real Simple offer under the $30+ rewards section.

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 is back with another rare magazine offer! Today they're handing out free Men's Health magazine subscriptions. The last time I found a dedicated form for Men's Health was October 2015!

I tried following the cover stories advice and built a beach body this morning. It doesn't quite look the same made out of LEGOs.

Quick, name one toy cooler than LEGOS! ERRRNT, time's up, it was a trick question since there isn't one.

LEGOS not only are timeless, but they are amazingly awesome when it comes to passing time and bring creative. I'm 35 and I still find myself constructing skyscrapers and spaceships probably a little more often than I should. I figure a free LEGO magazine subscription will only help fuel my addiction, but I'm okay with that.

This freebie sends out magazines 4 times a year, with no renewal or payment ever required. It's designed for children ages 5-10.

You can signup here and you'll start receiving issues with the next mailing!