Have been reading for the last 30 years, love it, but hate the ads!

This is the only thing I get deliverered to my boyfriends house in my name and because of that now I get a ton of useless ads and

Not only are there ads sprinkled liberally throughout the digest, but it also comes with several loose ads stuck in between the pages or included in the wrapping

The Reiman magazines are still high quality, thanks to having good editors, however Reader's Digest has made some unwelcome changes to them, as well--most regrettably, the addition of ads in these formerly ad-free publications

Believe me, TV has enough meaningless ads.

up to 1/3 of this magazine is pure ads

I must have misread the ad because I thought it was a one time charge for the year, but discovered a second charge has been made.

Believe me, TV has enough meaningless ads.

The first thing I do when I receive my monthly copy is I rip out the ads.

Usually I enjoyed ads, but now I will do some others mentioned: tearing those ad pages out the moment I receive the magazine

Now each issue is more ad intensive than the one before.

And I like the new format of the magazine ...less ads and nice paper.

This last issue featured an ad for a certain female pleasure device, promising to "spice up your love life" or something of that sort

too heavy on joke pages and ads & not enough substance articles as there were 20-25 years ago.

and I am not a consumer of any product that imposes ads on my attention

For decades now, the first thing I do is go through the magazine and rip out the ads

, I don't like the 'cardboard' ads that break the flow of fanning pages when I am looking for

The ads are unbelievable now

I don't like the drug ads (I don't even understand the point of drug ads that are prescription only

This last issue featured an ad for a certain female pleasure device, promising to "spice up your love life" or something of that sort

Funny and informative as it's always been.

Great as always

Still a good read but not as comprehensive as in the past

Originally when I signed up fr a subscription I would get confused as to if I had already got the magazine

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