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This scam has never been hard to figure out...Here you go: When you buy a magazing subscritpion you apply stickers to the forms. The return envelope has windows in it showing the stickers in place. No stickers and it heads straight for the shredder. Unless you pay to track the mailing being received, there is no way to prove they disposed of your entry that failed to purchase a subscription.
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