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How Do I Buy An Advanced Membership?

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How do I purchase an advanced membership - and what are the benefits? I love this site because it is the only place where I can air my frustrations about a world that is NOT gluten free!

Please help me - I sent an email to admin about two weeks ago, but got no answer.

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tarnalberry Community Regular
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You don't buy it - you just participate. "Advanced memeber" is just a label denoting the number of posts - same thing with the little blue boxes under your name next to the posts.

Guest Happynwgal2
Guest Happynwgal2
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You don't buy it - you just participate. "Advanced memeber" is just a label denoting the number of posts - same thing with the little blue boxes under your name next to the posts.

OK, thank you for helping me understand this better. Then why is there a link to buy a membership even though it doesn't work that way?

gfp Enthusiast
gfp
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OK, thank you for helping me understand this better. Then why is there a link to buy a membership even though it doesn't work that way?

Its just a part of the software that Scott uses to power this board...

I guess it just comes that way...

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Then why is there a link to buy a membership even though it doesn't work that way?

There is??

I've never seen it or noticed it. Where abouts?

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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There is??

I've never seen it or noticed it. Where abouts?

Perhaps, it's Scotts Newletter that could be subscribed.

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