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To: TimF who wrote (3480)	11/15/2009 6:30:07 PM
From: SiouxPal	Respond to of 4893

Great question.

To: TimF who wrote (3480)	11/30/2009 8:25:12 PM
From: SI Bob	Respond to of 4893

Would that give you a lifetime of "premium plus" level access? No. I thought I'd mentioned this in another post but maybe I either intended to, or I didn't want to confuse the hell out of everyone. Lifetime still includes a YEAR of Premium-Plus, which is also why it shows the increment as 12 months. The 3-year subscription includes 3 years of P-Plus because, like monthly, quarterly, etc, the basic subscription level itself DOES expire, taking P-Plus with it. For Lifetime Subscriptions, I not only don't want to create (again) a large population of members who won't ever contribute to the business's coffers again, I want them to be able to consider P-Plus a take it or leave it proposition after a year, if they wish. In the near future, I do plan a simple change to the P-Plus package. I haven't decided yet whether to price it differently (raise it) or get rid of the 5-year option, but am leaning toward the latter because even a nominal $19.95 I have a good chance of getting yearly really is a better model than $69.95 I have a smaller chance of getting every 5 years.