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Periodical Catalog 2017 Page by Page Version:Layout 1.Qxd - Experience the Best of Both Worlds in Reading Print &Digital 2017 CATALOG OF PERIODICALS 613 Franklin Street • Michigan City, IN 46360 Phone: (219) 814-5100 • (800) 426-5038 Fax: (219) 872-5940 • E-Mail: [email protected] Mag Select INTERCONTINENTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE GIFT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM The ideal gift for employees, clients, friends and family for such occasions as: • Anniversaries • Birthdays • Holidays • Incentive Programs • Benefit Packages • Annual Recognitions • Secretary’s Day • And MORE! Offer one title or twenty-four titles to pick from. You decide on the variety. Intercontinental Subscription Service has thousands of titles to choose from and the recipient decides which magazine they would like to receive. Prices of certificates vary. You will be remembered every time the magazine arrives at the recipients’ home/office. Happy Birthday! A GIFT FOR YOU! Congratulations! 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Due to the highly computerized nature of the publishers’ operations, they have great difficulty processing and pricing odd term subscriptions. Upon request, we may separate a list of those titles that we will be happy to process to the publishers at a later time in the year from your main list. This will alleviate the trouble of titles that are not on a common expiration date with your other subscriptions. We will do all of the work and worry for you! Some publishers will also accept 2- and 3-year subscriptions. Rate Changes At Popular Subscription Service (PSS), we do our very best to provide the most current prices to our customers. Please note however that since the periodicals are a product of the actual publishers, prices are subject to change and are at the sole discretion and control of the publisher. 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