Word puzzle subscriptions are available both online and in print. Finding a word puzzle subscription isn't difficult. Subscriptions are available for word search puzzles, crossword puzzles, anagrams, word scrambles and other varieties of word puzzles. Many word puzzle subscriptions will offer free trials in order to let you try different types of puzzles. Word puzzle subscriptions are available in a one-time bundle pack, weekly, monthly and even daily, especially if you purchase online subscriptions.
Determine whether you want a print or online subscription. Online subscriptions are often cheaper. Online word puzzles can be printed for multiple family members to play. Print subscriptions can be copied for multiple players in the same household.
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Read your local newspaper. Most local newspapers have daily or weekly word search and/or crossword puzzles. National papers, such as The New York Times, also have word puzzles. Local papers can be found at most grocery stores and gas stations. For other newspapers, visit the newspaper's website for subscription information. Subscriptions are available for daily, weekly and Sunday-only delivery.
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Visit your local bookstore, drugstore or magazine retailer. Look through the different varieties of word puzzle magazines and books available. Subscription information is available near the middle and back of each magazine or book.
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Visit the websites of newspapers and word puzzle books. These sites offer both online and print subscriptions. Links to free subscriptions or free trials are often listed on these sites as well. See the Resources section for links.
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Create an account when ordering online. For free subscriptions, all you need is an email address and password. For pay subscriptions, provide the site with a valid credit card and billing address. Some places allow you to mail in subscription cards with the option to be billed later. Ordering word puzzle book bundles may also require you to pay a shipping and handling fee.
Tips & Warnings
Play a free puzzle by clicking "Free Puzzle" from the main Penny Press/Dell Magazine website, found in the References section.
The Atlantic Puzzler, listed in the Resources section, provides you with trial issues.
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