WebmasterWorld subscription

Exactly how much do you save?

[photon]

Does the math seem a little off to anyone besides me?

[msr986]

Yea, but what's so bad about saving 16.3%? :)

[BlobFisk]

Think of all the time and heartache saved just by getting a quick answer to a question...

[Marcia]

I never did check the math, my assumption is that there are reasons other than "offering a discount" for having that kind of structure.

IMHO there are some discussions back there that can be worth twice the annual subscription to some people, even if that were the cost for 6 months. Of course, that may be because they're things I need to know, and I happen to need to know them right now.

I may be a little biased, because I'm the type that happens to like long term associations, and also feel more comfortable in certain ways in a more intimate environment where relationships can be a bit closer.

LOL. now I have to go check the math! :)

[photon]

Just for the record, I did sign up. I was just amused by the "marketing".

[lorax]

Of course, that may be because they're things I need to know, and I happen to need to know them right now.

Which is exactly why I signed up and will stay subscribed! Having the answer right there when I need it - or at worst able to post my problem/question and get an answer within a few hours - is most definately worth the expense.

Not to mention all of the knowledge I didn't know I needed to learn!

[Brett_Tabke]

Oops, switched the plan at the last minute before launch and never redid the math. It was suppose to be $30 and not 30 percent. Thanks.