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Hey All

Just wanted to share that for the past 3 days, I have mosied on out of the house in the morning to trip over a copy of the AGE which will continue to be delivered to my door Thursday - Monday for the next 12 months.

$25 must be a mistake, do yourself a favour and help the club out in the process.

For anyone looking for a bit of 'what's in it for me?' in your donations, this has to be the best value going around!

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    I also subscribed to this special.

    Best thing is that there is no where near as many articles about Collingfilth in the Age as there is in the Herald Sun - and that's got to be the best reason to take out a subscription!

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    I've had it for the last year and so have my folks

    Some friends of my folks who don't follow football are thinking of getting a Dees membership just for the paper cos they'll still be ahead

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    I've had it for the last year and so have my folks

    Some friends of my folks who don't follow football are thinking of getting a Dees membership just for the paper cos they'll still be ahead

    4 issues for 52 weeks equals 208 newspapers, and at a cost of $25 is approx. 12 cents per issue if you're already a member

    at $170 for an adult 11 membership + $25 for the age offer, you're still still talking less than $1 (93c) per paper.

    Tell your friends.

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    4 issues for 52 weeks equals 208 newspapers, and at a cost of $25 is approx. 12 cents per issue if you're already a member

    at $170 for an adult 11 membership + $25 for the age offer, you're still still talking less than $1 (93c) per paper.

    Tell your friends.

    Even less if you are pensioner/retirees as my folks friends are ;)

    $120 or $11.41/month + $25 for the paper

    sweet deal for those in that bracket

    Or you can get the Age direct from them for

    Fri - Mon (4 Days) - SAVE OVER 30%* 52 Weeks $260.00

    http://subscriptions.fairfax.com.au/Starts...rc=INETGENE0707

    Saving of $115 for concession members plus paper

    Even more if comparing full price

    For every member who takes up this special offer, The Age will donate $10 back to MELBOURNEfc. Subscribe now to save over $320, and support your Club
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    I will be painting my house soon, I could do with the extra paper.

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    I've had it for the last year and so have my folks

    Some friends of my folks who don't follow football are thinking of getting a Dees membership just for the paper cos they'll still be ahead

    melbman,

    Great avatar. Best show on TV.

    GL.

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    I've had it for the last year and so have my folks

    Some friends of my folks who don't follow football are thinking of getting a Dees membership just for the paper cos they'll still be ahead

    4 issues for 52 weeks equals 208 newspapers, and at a cost of $25 is approx. 12 cents per issue if you're already a member

    at $170 for an adult 11 membership + $25 for the age offer, you're still still talking less than $1 (93c) per paper.

    Tell your friends.

    Points well made. Its a no brainer. Best deal this Christmas.

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    melbman,

    Great avatar. Best show on TV.

    GL.

    For sure. Can't wait for season 4

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    Seems odd that so many seem to have never heard of this before recently...

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    Seems odd that so many seem to have never heard of this before recently...

    I have been a member for many years. This is the 1st year that I had seen this from the club. Our marketing at times in the past has been nothing short of a joke. I'm not suprised that i am not the only one who is now a 1st year subscriber to the age.

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    I remember getting a flyer for it as part of my membership last year, and i've seen it in some of the magazines the club has sent out.

    Oh well, at least people are finding out about it, more cash for the club!

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    I remember getting a flyer for it as part of my membership last year, and i've seen it in some of the magazines the club has sent out.

    Oh well, at least people are finding out about it, more cash for the club!

    Last year I only received my membership, and that was after nearly 2-3 months of waiting! The year before, sent to the wrong address. For the 2-3 years prior reserved seats at TD stuffed up.... and i could keep going....... at the end of the day though who cares-there's nothing better then to watch the greatest football club in the world!

    But it does seem like they have finally got their act together. its a great feeling waking up to a good read on the door step over the weekend!

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    Seems odd that so many seem to have never heard of this before recently...

    I've always known of it's existence.

    I've just never lived anywhere where I wouldn't have to worry about 100 other people making it downstairs before me to pick up the delivery. =)

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    Yeah, i would get one, but it is only avaliable to Victorian based supporters, and i live in NSW. So i cant get it :(

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    I organised mine yesterday, so cheap. my housemates are quite impressed as all of us are far too lazy on the weekend to get up to get the paper

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