Subscribing in dollars, how much would you pay?

By Steven P.
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Subscribing in US Dollars  

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  1. 1. I'd pay the following amount for basic subscription

    • $15
      142
    • $20
      35
    • $25
      8

  2. 2. I'd pay the following amount for ad-free subscription

    • $50
      157
    • $60
      14
    • I'd pay $60 and probably donate a bit more
      14

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Crazysah

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I really don't mind the ads, so I would rather just pay for normal subscriber, just to help the site a little more. I think the people complaining about the ads are just trying to find something trivial to moan about...

I totally agree with you mate.

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Zickar

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This site is one of the few sites I wouldn't mind selling a Kidney just to keep it alive, the problem is for people like me in Lebanon, a lot of sites like Pay Pal and other payment solutions have Lebanon on the black list (Because all the Credit card frauds and scams and all) and usually most sites use pay pal which keeps me (and I'm sure others) from subscribing or donating money, I would really wish you would come up with alternative solutions to paypal for us living outside the states if you are planning on using paypal cause this site rocks and I don't wanna see 15 bucks stand between me and it

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Chris-Gonzales

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$15 for basic. (the word is BASIC), but if there were a "premium" or "advanced" like option, then it would be around $25 (get a little more features, and perhaps a year's worth of membership)

Then I'd pay around 60 bucks, for ad-free as well as having a life time membership, blog etc.

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