I wrote this article way back in 2011 for Board of Realtors magazine regarding this practice. http://www.tbrnet.org/uploads/file/Magazines/Jan2011.pdf

personally I believe it's prudent not to send mail within three days of thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Super Bowl Sunday, Mother's Day and the Fourth of July weekend.Direct mail like newspaper are a call to action media type whereas tv radio billboards and magazines are reinforcement.

@Mike Hurney Isn't esquire a magazine.  

So you may not have to buy it...The only thing I would add is grab a various Realtor Magazines and News Paper Classifieds.

Also may I ask where these discarded porn magazine are located now?

To all the people saying you drive a beater for a car etc. you have to LOVE cars to understand.If a car is just a 4 set of wheels to you to get from point A to point B then you will see no value or an experience just the high cost.I used to get the magazines once a month at my house as a kid from car and driver and a few others.

New Yorker -"I know this Site, ya know"Texan - "There's this friendly place down the web at"Coloradan - "DUDE.. there's this smokin hot web site"Californian - "Really, it's so pretty"

It's about $10-12 per 50 and they seem to go fast when the magazines hold around 15 rounds.

Magazine top 500 fastest growing companies, but think it is Fortune Builders, not CT homes(the flipping business) that seems to be making the money.If I was bringing in $15,000 to $25,000 times 100 people on average per event I would be damn wealthy too.

I was publishing a magazine at the time so I was able to get away with it after several e-mails for verification.