Leave a Review Town & Country Magazine US
Zinio
I really dislike the app. I want my magazines on my bookshelf - not on a separate app trying to sell me everything In the world. The Aino app is awful and makes me wonder if I want to read any of the magazines it supplies.To mag
Really disappointed
I subscribe to several other magazines and I am still in awe that a magazine as well known as Town and Country has major, major limited digital capabilities. Why is it that a subscriber to your digital magazine does not have the ability to enlarge the text! I mean really !!!! When are your going to correct a truly poor function issue?
I will just go to the Zinio app should I choose to down load any of your magazines. Better yet I might just save my money and go to the bookstore or library if its really an issue I must see.
Please give those individual the ability to enlarge the text/reading material.Show lessPiccadilly C
Rip off
Subscribers should be able to download the current issue!Dan Kinard
Disappointed
Ditto for all the previous comments. Join the digital world free for print subscribers.SpecLKR
Ditto
Really??! Print subscriber and I can't download the same thing I get mailed to me? Wow you and WSJ are gonna have need to get with the times.505to714
Isn't free with print subscription
You expect print subscribers to pay AGAIN for the same magazine? I'll stick with Better Homes & Gardens, thanks.LeahM
No included for print subscribers
Not included with print subscriptions like the Economist or other magazines. This is a huge disappointment!EroSparrow
Make free for subscribers
I am a print subscriber...should be able to take it on my iPad. Bummer.Homles #16
But I'm A Regular Subscriber...
...so why can't I access the digital version for free like I can with Vogue, InStyle, etc.? You need to keep up with your competition T&C and allow us regular subscribers to access content digitally for free. As a frequent business traveler I just cannot justify having only "old fashioned" magazine subscriptions that I must lug around. Please reconsider or so will I...Show lessRedhead129
No Free Digital
How is it possible that some mags still believe in not doing what is morally right and giving existing loyal print subscribers free access? Disappointing...to say the least. The free digital access that I get in most of my subscriptions just keeps getting better and better! Take some pointers from Vanity Fair, National Geographic, Real Simple, Glamour, Elle, Time, Newsweek and even Reader's Digest (which is great fun). All are progressing at the speed necessary to maintain a loyal fan base.Show lessHappy5R!
