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This is actually posted in the wrong forum. All payment inquries should be made in Off Topic.
I posted this as instructed by Mr. Mojo,because he wasn't sure how it was done either. I was serious,and did not intend to create a "comic strip" question. Sorry I didn't intend to waste responders time. I won't bother trying to re-join when my 1 yr is up,but I thank the serious people who have helped me in the past with their advise. Bye
I posted this as instructed by Mr. Mojo,because he wasn't sure how it was done either. I was serious,and did not intend to create a "comic strip" question. Sorry I didn't intend to waste responders time. I won't bother trying to re-join when my 1 yr is up,but I thank the serious people who have helped me in the past with their advise. Bye
Don't go, It's all good clean fun, we harass the crap out of each other all the time.
How do I pay,er,renew,my subscription for the next year? Any advice would be appreciated.
Press the User CP link up top, it's in the red bar under the forum logo. Then go down to User Control Panel option miscellaneous Paid Subscriptions. The top one is the year plan. Also:
...I was serious,and did not intend to create a "comic strip" question. Sorry I didn't intend to waste responders time. I won't bother trying to re-join when my 1 yr is up,but I thank the serious people who have helped me in the past with their advise. Bye
OK fellas, I guess the fun's over. To answer what I think your question is, there is no renewal fee or process for being a member here unless you choose to become part of the Supporting Member Program. Details are at the link provided below. You get some extra features and a snazzy icon in your avatar (see mine at left). When it's time to renew, an email notice is sent to you. I hope that's the info you were looking for. And Jeez Robert, stick around and don't take all this so personally:
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