Free 1week E-edition of Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday

Aubs

The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday are offering a free 7 day access to their E-edition...

PLEASE READ THE Important information for subscribers AT THE BOTTOM

Prices:
1 Week - £ 4.94
Monthly - £ 19.85
Annual - £197.60

Direct link to register: https://register.anm.co.uk/register/electronic.htm
Daily Mail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk
E-Editions: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/e-editions

It appears that you have to subscribe to either the monthly or annual package, but if you cancel during the 7 day trial, you will not have to pay anything.

Hope this helps someone... I think it could be a really good idea for Brits living outside the UK who don't want to wait a day for the paper and/or pay £1/ea just for a news paper!

Aubs

Info from the site:
Great news! You are now able to have exact copies of Britain's best daily and Sunday newspapers which are accessible directly from your computer screen!
We now digitise the Mail every day and bring it to your PC as a page-by-page edition where you can actually turn the pages with the click of your mouse! You can see a sample by clicking right here.

But as well as having access to an exact copy of the printed paper from your computer screen on the same day it was actually printed, there are other benefits to your
E-editions:
Searchable - with the Personalise function, you can search through the whole paper (and past issues) at the click of your mouse, to find specific articles or subjects of interest.
Enlarge - you can enlarge the size of the whole page and the text for easy reading.
Read Later - you can save articles you are interested in to a clip board called MyCollection to read later, or you could even print off the pages that you want to read away from your PC.
Accessible - you can gain access to a copy of the Mail from any computer screen anywhere in the world.
Archives - as well as being able to read today's exact paper today, you have access to an archive of old issues to read and search through as well.


Important information for subscribers
8 things you really need to know about the Daily Mail E-edition

1. Our 7-day free trial gives you exclusive access to the Daily Mail E-edition and is only available with monthly or yearly subscriptions.
2. Your free trial starts as soon as you have registered.
3. When you register to the Daily Mail E-edition you'll be asked to choose a subscription package; there are three to choose from: one week, monthly or annual. You will NOT be charged until the end of the 7-day free trial, and you can cancel your subscription at any time before then by ending your agreement with our payment partner WorldPay.
4. A subscription to the Daily Mail E-edition provides access to the newspaper and does not include the magazines and / or supplements.
5. To take advantage of the 7-day free trial, you must be 18 years or over. During registration we'll ask for your credit/debit card details. This helps keep our administration costs down, and our subscription prices as low as possible. Taking your credit/debit card details at registration also means you don't have to do anything at the end of your free trial if you wish to continue with the Daily Mail E-edition.
6. At the end of your free trial you will be charged your first payment for the Daily Mail E-edition (according to the subscription package you have chosen), unless you have already cancelled your agreement with WorldPay.
7. Please note that no refunds can be made for periods of less than one month and any refund payments for periods greater than one month will be based upon accessing the Daily Mail E-edition at our standard monthly rate.
8. You will receive an email from WorldPay within 24 hours of registering. This email contains the unique WorldPay login details you require to update your payment details or cancel your account. It is important that you keep this email in a safe place as long as you are a subscriber to the Daily Mail E-edition.