Question of the Week
 
Would you be more or less inclined today to subscribe to a printed RV magazine than you would have five years ago?
 
With  1633 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
Much more inclined
7.04% (115)
More inclined
11.39% (186)
About the same
34.17% (558)
Less inclined
25.84% (422)
Much less inclined
21.56% (352)
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The magazines have fewer relevent articles, they are just too skimpy on pages and info to justify the price. I used to look forward to receiving my rv magazines, now I have let me subscriptions lapse. And, I am someone who prefers to read newspapers (not online version) and books (not kindle)!!!
Posted:   8/24/2009  By: Anonymous  
I let all mine expire. Being fulltime they are always late.Besides that,someone always leaves them in the laundry room at most of the parks.I find what I need online. Tom
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Anonymous  
Since I retired last year I have let all my subscriptions expire. The Magazines dont catch up to me for up to 6 months...
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Fox  
Seems to me everything is in a big spiral downward. Same travel spots in all the mags. The only subscriptions I keep are to Camping World. (The service centers are good)
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: J T Simms  
I prefer paper for books, mags, reports. Easier for me to read anywhere, flip back and forth. I retain more, read the whole article. But also make monthly trips to the dump to recycle papers, mags. So for many forms of reading, online is best.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Anonymous  
As a full-timer, I have to pay for mail forwarding. Therefore, I would read a magazine on-line or not at all.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Whinot  
We only subscribe to Motorhome and Good Sam mags. Any others we want to read we buy at the news stand, but not very often. I much prefer to read online. We are traveling so much I do not have time for snail mail of any kind. We get absolutely zero bills via mail for the same reason. All bills are paid online too. No mags in print form, like newspapers, are a thing of the past.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Dwight N. In Western Ky  
Well, since this is just year 3 of RVing, I am "much more inclined". Also, I spend enough time on the computer already without having to read my magazines there as well. I would only change if I were a fulltimer or nearly so.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Mike A.  
Paper is out, internet is in and live goes on..I know, I am an old papermaker.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Donald Beauvais,   
The RV magazines, like all magazines, have reduced in size greatly in the last 5 years and much of it is advertising. It is not worth the cost anymore. I, too, read my RV news online.
Posted:   8/22/2009  By: Tinkerbell47  
  

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