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Old 06-16-2002, 02:26 AM  
Keev
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Join Date: May 2001
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teadtrinker cut the BS

Each porgram or service offers different selling points... But nothing is free! We all know that... We like to keep it upfront and simple a (one time) payment pays for itself and free general updates! 2 signups an its payed off!

This includes the database editor aswell
- Built In Form Filler
- Built In FTP
- Customizable Duplication Naming System
- Plus all the standard features submitters out there offer and then some.

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So now I ask why would one pay 10 - 25.00 a month for service?
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Why would one want to give away hard earned traffic to a almost free tgpsubmitter?
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A) Would you rather pay once and be done with it... Rather than pay monthly 10-25.00 or more depending on service options?

B) Or does one compromise all his traffic and loose some to a free tgpsubmitter every day that one uses it?


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Well for some its fine and it fits there situation and don't mind giving there hard earned traffic away.

Myself I could have kept a couple days of that lost traffic made a sale or two paid off a small investment and keep all the traffic in the future increasing my bottom line.

But thats to each individual to decide....



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2 signups and its paid off and no worries VS. 10-25.00/ MONTH

2 Sign Ups VS. Give traffic away daily as a way of payment

Or just pay once and be done with it and make more money becuase of not having to worry about being black listed ...
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