I was fooled too. I got it in the mail and called and was told i was entered in the lottery. Then I was told no purchase necessary and would i like magazines.in all fairness they said no purchase necessary.
They also said 90 day money back gauruntee. When I changed my mind and I could have on day 89 technicly but in all honesty it was earlier, that was when my trouble began i told the representative I wanted to cancel and get my money back.
They offered to shorten the subscription and charge me less and in all fairness I was enjoying the mags and agreed.
So I can't complain that the representative did not give a cancellation code since I agreed to the compromise.
If you do not want it say "no Just tell me a cancellation code" be firm repeat it or ask for the manager.
Another important tip:
If you do not call/initiate the call then do not give your credit card info.
I learnt from this experience that when in doubt as soon as they ask you for credit card information just say "bye" and hang up do not even take it out of your wallet.
In conclusion, I got something for my money and they/NME did not lie to me.
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