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Margot Elena Giveaway! Win the Summer Box!

Liz Cadman
ByLiz CadmanJul 8, 2018 | 312 comments

This week's giveaway prize is the sold out Summer Margot Elena box! ( Check out our review of the Margot Elena box to see what you can expect if you win!) Thank you, Margot Elena, for providing this prize for MSA readers!

Enter the giveaway below and good luck! (Winner will be contacted by email – make sure to enter with an email account you check frequently).

If you do the refer-a-friend entry option in this giveaway, you’ll get the entries for that once the friend has entered the giveaway. Giveaway is open only to US residents 18 and over.

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Liz Cadman
Liz Cadman
Liz is the founder of My Subscription Addiction. She's been hooked on subscription boxes since 2011 thanks to Birchbox, and she now subscribes to over 100 boxes. Her favorites include POPSUGAR Must Have, FabFitFun, and any box that features natural beauty products!

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312 comments

Donna porter

My advice would be first to check prices and then reviews.

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Leisl Gering

Read the reviews first and keep an open mind.

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debbie wilson

Reviews From Other Customers That Have Subscribed Then Decide What Is The Best 4 U !!! Tsvm 4 The Chance 2 Win !!!

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Let’sSwap

Read the reviews, look up the spoilers, ask yourself how many items in this box will I actually use because it is not a great value unless you will use enough of the items in it to make it cost effective. Then look for coupons and discount codes. Make the bigger commitments on Black Friday or Cyber Monday to save even more and stay within your budget.

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Maxine Petersen

I got the mega jellies reading this. Goodbye money.

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Weezie

READ THIS SITE! lol. I have learned so much from Liz and the team.

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Yvonne

My advice is to read past reviews and only subscribe to subscription boxes with products that you love.

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Nikkim

I picked put my couple from watching a whole lot of YouTube lol I’d watch an unboxing for like a year straight of openings so I can really see what it’s like

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Nichole

Another reason to love this website! If only I could afford all the boxes 😂

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Lisa

I would give the advice to check out a few months worth of reviews and see if they are a right fit for you or for the price.

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Elizabeth

My advice is to keep an eye out for Black Friday sales!

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KimberlyB

Besides reading reviews of course, you might want to set yourself a spending cap for the month. It’s soooo easy to all of a sudden have a few hundred dollars of subscriptions, which is great, but the credit card bills, not so much.

Also, swapping here on MSA. That way when you get some items you don’t care for, you can swap them with someone else who has what you want.

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Nicole H

Read reviews and always look for a coupon for your first box.

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Beth Blanchard

Definitely read reviews, check out the brands they promote, check their social media presence, and really know what you’re subscribing to before you have over the money!

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amygleach

Check for promos!

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Heather Hopper

Read reviews. Go to various sources and read all the reviews you can about a subscription. Be sure to check dates on reviews, too – some services get better and others get worse.

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TheOtherJulia

My advice:
*Read reviews, MSA is a great resource for this.
*Start small, maybe a cheap sub to see how you like it.
*Understand the terms of the subscription before you purchase. Unfortunately many people don’t understand what they’re buying and get really upset when their expectations are not met. So be an informed consumer!
*Get your money’s worth. If you won’t use the products it’s not a good deal. So don’t get sucked into the excitement of a bargain if you don’t use or like the products.
*Enjoy what you receive. If it’s becoming overwhelming or a financial strain, cancel and put your money elsewhere. There’s nothing wrong with using the products you have and taking a break now and then.
*Try new things. Maybe step out of your comfort zone and try something new. It might become your favorite!
*Be a part of MSA and let us know your thoughts about a sub. Help out a fellow addict. 😉

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azdesertgrl

Do your research and loo up reviews!

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Paula

Really been trying to cut back subscriptions but this one is practically screaming my name!!

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Hannah

Check reviews and try to not have FOMO if you decide to subscribe to a box.

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Melissa W.

I would suggest to not go all crazy and order 16 boxes a month as I did. Pace yourself! A few boxes a month is more than enough, or else you’ll end up with more stuff than you’ll know what to do with…

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Elise

Have a budget lol

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Staci

Don’t try subs if you have an addiction personality or if it runs in your family. Stay away…. but there are worse things to be addicted to.

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Kate

Don’t go too crazy at the beginning or you will end up with product overload.

Bonus: Skip the Ipsy’s, birchbox’s, etc. if you are going to get a box that offers full size products. Otherwise, things like ipsy are a good place to start.

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Lola

Check reciews, set a budget and select boxes that contain items you will actually use rather than get them for fomo.

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