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I wish you had a lower-cost option for those of us who just can't afford $69. It's a lot when you're on disability and SS
asked by Katy S. on 3/17/19
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Hi Katy - To clarify, a 1-year membership is $42. The 2-year membership is discounted to $69 (saving $15 over the cost of two consecutive 1-year memberships).
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