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To: Dan Meleney who wrote (38925)	8/23/2010 9:48:40 AM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78735

At the library? I get mine with an on-line subscription, automatically renewed each year. Likely not the best rate. I always wonder if the best rate would be if I let the subscription lapse. That seems to me to be when so many companies then try to woo you back with their best offers.

To: Dan Meleney who wrote (38925)	8/28/2010 1:35:05 PM
From: Spekulatius	Respond to of 78735

re Barrons' subscription. I am also on the 52$/year subscription for online and print combined. I got this through a mailer at work. My subscription is soon expiring and it looks like the won't let me extend this at the same terms (they offered my a deal around 99$). Same happened with the WSJ, which I let expire due to lack of interest. A Google search turns to a few links for as low as 43$ - i do not know if this is reputable or not but I am not afraid to order almost anything with my Amex card - they are very good at protecting you from fraud one call is enough. I also got an offer through email "Dion's Fidelity Independent Adviser" from Fidelity for 52$ as well but that was when my subscription just started so it did not do me any good.