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Lost ability to see former questiions


Question Posted Wednesday February 28 2018, 10:34 am

DangerNerd;

Hows it going, are you managing to get any rest. Sorry to bother you but I seem to have lost the ability to see former questions. I'm not getting any ad's so I'm not sure what's wrong. Do I need to send you money.

Adviceman49

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DangerNerd answered Thursday March 1 2018, 9:30 am:
Howdy,

Another year gone by.

Thanks for letting me know. Your account has been upgraded. Keep your money, you do enough around here. :-)

Thanks,

DN.

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