Users can also access other podcasts without paying a subscription fee.
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Still, paying a subscription for DNS filtering is a bit odd.
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No one likes ads, but people like going to websites without paying a subscription fee.
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But, at the same time, we have a percent of our users that are paying a subscription.
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Now its products are primarily used for work, with businesses paying a subscription fee for the platform.
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The company has a "few hundred" customers, according to Mehta, who are paying a subscription for the service.
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If they were paying a subscription, shouldn't they be getting something more than just access to the servers?
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The $80 tracker is expensive to use, as it requires paying a subscription fee of $7 a month.
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Instead, after paying a subscription fee, they can bid for the girls they desire, starting from 1 yuan an hour.
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After paying a subscription for one month to OkCupid to see who had "liked" her, 15 out of her 38 likes were from couples.
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AWS is a cloud computing service that allows anyone to store their data on Amazon's massive network of servers, paying a subscription fee for the privilege.
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One user complained that they shouldn't have to sit through a pre-roll ad any time a video is selected since they're already paying a subscription fee.
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The site is designed to be ad-free, with readers paying a subscription fee that would then help dictate the type of coverage its reporters turned out.
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Current Alexa device owners can also add the unlimited FreeTime version that comes with the Echo Dot Kids Edition by paying a subscription that starts at $2.99 per child, per month.
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The cloud lets businesses access applications through the web, paying a subscription usually based on the number of users, instead of signing more expensive fees for software installed in private data centers.
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Businesses are now able to access applications by paying a subscription usually based on the number of users, instead of paying big licensing fees for software installed on their private data centers.
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In the case of Headspace, that means paying a subscription fee that costs anywhere between $6 to $13 a month (or a whopping $419.95 for a lifetime membership) to access a majority of the content.
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If you delete the app and reinstall it later, it will request the token from Apple, and Apple will respond to the app's servers with 01—indicating that it's time for you to start paying a subscription to use the app.
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There is also a subscription option for Outside TV Features, where viewers are able to start a 7-day trial of Outside TV Features before paying a subscription fee.
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Former Cincinnati.com logo Since October 2012, Cincinnati.com has operated behind a metered paywall that allows readers to view 10 stories a month before paying a subscription fee. As a Gannett property, Cincinnati.
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Oneclass is a Canadian note-sharing platform where students share class notes. The users uploads notes and receives credits, which can be used to exchange for other notes. Users who do not upload notes can access them by paying a subscription.
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On September 9, 2009, DDO became free to play, with a micro- transaction store; players can gain VIP status by paying a subscription fee, which garners them additional rewards every month. A free player's first micro-transaction converts them to a "Premium player" with additional perks (though less than those of a "VIP").
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Registration is free and users with free accounts have access to standard features such as forum posting, private messages, B/S/T access. Users paying a subscription fee are called Annual Supporting Members (ASM) and gain access to extra features such as increased Private message (PM) capacity, larger avatar, access to a private forum, no wait between posts, and free Gold Ups.
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Alf joined the > Greystone Harriers paying a subscription fee of half a guinea; he was only a > member of the Harriers for three weeks and was instructed to return his > membership card by Bob Richards the Honorary Secretary, following an ontrack > fight with Vic Mason in the 440 yards at the Greystone Harriers Sports > meeting. Alf's staple diet was fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.
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Online subscription-based services can suffer from complaints about billing practices. Some online dating service providers may have fraudulent membership fees or credit card charges. Some sites do not allow members to preview available profiles before paying a subscription fee. Furthermore, different functionalities may be offered to members who have paid or not paid for subscriptions, resulting in some confusion around who can view or contact whom.
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The Secret World is a massively multiplayer online role-playing video game set in a modern-day real world under attack from occult forces. Ragnar Tørnquist led development of the initial game for Funcom. The Secret World uses a subscription-optional, buy-to-play business model, requiring players only to buy the game with no additional subscription fees, with additional benefits to those members still paying a subscription. In 2017, The Secret World was relaunched as Secret World Legends.
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Cable also broadcasts using standard (PAL) signals though often scrambled to prevent people watching the channels without paying a subscription. Cable has not fully transitioned to the digital format (DVB-C) as some parts of the physical cable network are not suitable for transmitting the digital signals. In most analogue cable TV areas, customers received a letter from Virgin Media offering a free switch to their digital TV service. If the customer chose not to migrate to digital, they would've lost all TV channels when the switch off occurred.
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Registered users are able to browse through online lists of users who are logged into the site at that time, or through lists of all active profiles. Users can send messages to each other and participate in chat rooms, which — except for the Australian and Irish chat rooms — tend to be dominated by UK users. Users can upgrade from 'guest' to 'member' status by paying a subscription that allows access to all the site's functionality. Members may add more photos into an 'album' attached to their profile that are viewable by other members.
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This measure assures satellite television providers that only authorized, paying subscribers have access to pay television content but at the same time can allow free-to-air channels to be viewed even by the people with standard equipment available in the market. Some countries operate satellite television services which can be received for free, without paying a subscription fee. This is called free-to-air satellite television. Germany is likely the leader in free-to-air with approximately 250 digital channels (including 83 HDTV channels and various regional channels) broadcast from the Astra 19.2°E satellite constellation.
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Yashpal was appointed to the central committee and became organiser in Punjab. It was around this time that he met his future wife, Prakashvati Kapur, through his HSRA work. That relationship caused much jealousy and also concern among other HSRA members: the 17-year-old Prakashvati was considered too young to be involved with the group, although already paying a subscription, and was perceived as being vulnerable. There were also concerns about his commitment to the cause, since people thought that the life of a revolutionary was not compatible with marriage and HSRA members had taken a vow of celibacy.
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The NCHA Super Stakes is the second jewel in the National Cutting Horse Association's annual Triple Crown. It is held in April following the November/December NCHA World Championship Futurity and a few months before the NCHA Derby, which is held during the summer in conjunction with the NCHA Summer Spectacular. The Super Stakes is an event for 4-year old horses while the Super Stakes Classic is for 5 and 6-year old horses. The event is limited to the offspring of stallions that were previously nominated by paying a subscription fee, the majority of which is added back to the million purse offered in prize money.
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Scroll enables users to browse websites partnered with Scroll without the display of online advertisements in exchange for paying a subscription fee. Scroll does not work as an ad blocker, which disables advertisements without compensation to the publisher; instead, it sets a browser cookie indicating that the user is a Scroll subscriber, and Scroll software incorporated into the website detects the cookie and serves an ad-free version of the site. In exchange for disabling advertisements, partner websites receive a portion of the subscription fee. As of January 2020, Scroll keeps 30% of the subscription fee and the rest is distributed among publisher sites. Payments to sites are made individually by user based on their own “engagement and loyalty”, rather than by disbursing money from a single pool of all subscription revenue.
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