Check Out Discounted Newspaper Subscriptions in Your Area

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Last night at the Moms of Multiples meeting, I promised further information on how I have gotten discounted newspaper subscriptions.  Here are the details:

Check out  DiscountedNewspapers.com to find out if you can sign up for a discounted newspaper subscription in your area.   I signed up for a six month trial period to have my local paper delivered for about half the cost that I pay at the newsstand.

My subscription just ran out a few weeks ago, so I canceled.  I was then called by their customer service and they offered to continue the subscription for the same price if I would remain a customer.  Once your subscription runs out,  I recommend calling your paper and asking if you can continue at your discounted rate.

Note to my local readers: I subscribed to both the Philadelphia Inquirer and The Morning Call.  I usually buy both anyway since the Inquirer no longer carries RedPlum.  The Morning Call was the same price as the newsstand, but I like the fact that it’s delivered to my door now!

Question: How do YOU score cheap or free newspapers?  I am hoping to explore this idea a bit more this year and find ways to snag extra coupons inserts for free.   Let’s face it, lots of coupons = lots of DEALS!