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anyonebutme (0)
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They use vxsbill, you will not have any troubles canceling. If the clip you want is there, can't help on that front.
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08-08-11 10:13pm
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pat362 (0)
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Be advised that I reviewed this site not so long ago and and it's a pretty bad site. If the membership was less than 10$ then it might not be so bad but you'll be spending 20$ for possibly nothing worth saving.
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08-09-11 05:57am
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whynot2 (0)
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REPLY TO #1 - anyonebutme :
Thanks for the response...I guess my biggest fear, aside from out and out fraud, is not being able to find the link(s) that allow you to cancel online, I suppose because I had that happen to me once, albeit quite a few years ago. It's self-evident on this site? Do you do it from the service site, or from the vcsbill site?
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08-09-11 09:25am
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whynot2 (0)
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REPLY TO #2 - pat362 :
Thanks for cueing me to that pat362. I did read the review and take note. Darn that nostalgic tug. The irony might be how the concept of 'value' has changed: I'd guess that the magazine that contained the photos that I remember, probably cost something like $20, in like 1978 or so dollars.
Anyhoo...we'll see.
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08-09-11 09:28am
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pat362 (0)
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REPLY TO #4 - whynot2 :
I'm not sure if it's going to work but I'd recommend you take a look at TBP's site and see if any other sites owned by the parent company include this site in their membership. This way you could get more for your money.
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08-09-11 12:39pm
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