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Old 05-11-2005, 23:45   #10
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Re: subscriptions for presents
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Originally Posted by testcard
I was thinking of sites like WhichOnline, Guardian, or content providers like Napster for streaming, MSN premium et al
Reminds me I need to cancel Which? online. I subscribed about a year ago when I was buying loads of white goods. Probably lost the saving in the subscription now!
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Originally Posted by homealone
I like the idea of setting up your family with firewall & antivirus ..
I had a spare AV/Firewall licence left as it was cheaper to buy a 5 pack to cover the PCs I own that are connected to the net, so thats on my parents PC now.
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Originally Posted by testcard
Subscribe to digiguide already (8.99 well spent)
ft.com no money
donation.. well my wife sees too.....
So do I
Like the Guardian, the historic content and many of the same day articles are subscription - It is not just a financial paper, it is actually a quality broadsheet for other news too (though a bit light on sports if that is what you are after)
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