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Question Posted Wednesday September 12 2007, 7:02 pm

hey DangerNerd, i was just wondering the difference between a paid account, and a free one. i don't think i have a paid one because i've never gotten a bill or anything, in fact i just recently heard of these. can you please explain the advantage i'd have with a paid account?

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DangerNerd answered Thursday September 13 2007, 4:54 am:
Hi there,

Thanks for asking. Please click the "Get More Stuff" link at the top of the page, which contains a list of features you will gain.

Most people like the total lack of ads more than anything.

Thanks again,

DN.

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