Free Stuff You Ask?

Send us a postage-paid, self-addressed envelope to the below address and we'll return a handful of Linux and Linux Journal stickers to you free of charge (like this one):

Send envelopes to:

Linux Journal
Attn: Sticker promo
PO Box 980985
Houston, TX 77098
USA

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a.jane's picture

awww...

On September 25th, 2007 a.jane (not verified) says:

why don't you come up with this regularly? can i sign up in advance? lol

Jon loric's picture

Can we still get stickers?

On September 27th, 2007 Jon loric (not verified) says:

Can we still get stickers? And how long will this offer be valid?

orvils's picture

Is this offer still valid?

On January 11th, 2007 orvils (not verified) says:

Can we still get stickers? And how long will this offer be valid?

Anonymous's picture

hope stays thier for a while

On January 17th, 2007 Anonymous (not verified) says:

hope stays thier for a while just hard it

marie's picture

other designs?

On December 20th, 2006 marie (not verified) says:

are those two the only designs being sent out or are there other "mystery stickers" to surprise us?

arta's picture

nice idea... i want to have

On December 17th, 2006 arta (not verified) says:

nice idea... i want to have some :)

linux user's picture

I have sent mine

On December 11th, 2006 linux user (not verified) says:

I have sent mine letter out, waiting for the Linux Journal stickers, hmmmm Linux Journal stickers

Jeff Schenck's picture

jpg versions?

On December 6th, 2006 Jeff Schenck (not verified) says:

Is there a high-rez jpeg of Francois in the red Corvette available for download? Very cool.

nightfox's picture

Is this valid only for US

On December 4th, 2006 nightfox (not verified) says:

Is this valid only for US residents? Thanks.

Kiwinewt's picture

I think it must be. How on

On December 4th, 2006 Kiwinewt (not verified) says:

I think it must be. How on earth would the US postal service allow letters to be sent without US stamps on them?

Linux Journal's picture

Available outside of the U.S., mostly...

On December 4th, 2006 Linux Journal (not verified) says:

Linux Journal is indeed based out of the U.S. so for those outside of the U.S. wishing to participate in this promotion, please check in to International Reply Coupons. They're supposively (so our local post office tells us) available for nearly all country members of the United Nations. IRCs are available for purchase at your local postal office. You purchase a coupon locally and enclose it in an envelope to your foreign correspondent. The party on the receiving end (Linux Journal in this case) redeems it for airmail postage at their local postal office. LJ will gladly accept these coupons. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Reply_Coupon for further info.

fhew's picture

But is it worth it?

On December 5th, 2006 fhew (not verified) says:

The first time this offer was made, I went out to get one of those IRC things and sent it in. Well call me dissapointed, the IRC cost around $6, plus the postage, plus the extra envelope, and like the saying goes... "and all I got was one lousy sticker".

So although the IRC technique worked, it wasn't worth it... that time.
Who knows... maybe this time you get a whole stack of different stickers...

carlie's picture

Understandable

On December 9th, 2006 carlie says:

I'm glad to hear some feedback on the IRCs as I've never personally purchased one (going on the sole word of the USPS which seems daring in itself).

I just asked our fulfillment house to make sure five or six free stickers are returned in each envelope. Not sure if that makes it worth while for you or not, but at least it won't be just "one lousy sticker". ;-) Thanks for the feedback.

karzy kay's picture

yeah snikers

On January 17th, 2007 karzy kay (not verified) says:

yeah snikers

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