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dhmkt01 · 5:57AM

@s0n1c said:

@dhmkt01 said:
@DartNode I have stopped expecting anything from you now. It has been more than 60 hours, and the free giveaway tickets have still not been replied. Not even a single update or message.

I understand this is a free giveaway, but free should not mean wasting time. A simple update would have been enough.

I think there are already more than 400–500 tickets pending, and nothing seems to be moving. It feels like I have wasted my time with dartday sorry to say.

And if there are issues again in the future, I hope it won't be handled the same way and simply be called "free" as an excuse.

Thank you.

ungrateful and impatient mjj detected

Impatient? Maybe. Ungrateful? No. I was only asking for an update. 🙂

lala_th · 5:59AM

@dhmkt01 said:

@AlteredParadox said:

@dhmkt01 said:
@DartNode I have stopped expecting anything from you now. It has been more than 60 hours, and the free giveaway tickets have still not been replied. Not even a single update or message.

I understand this is a free giveaway, but free should not mean wasting time. A simple update would have been enough.

I think there are already more than 400–500 tickets pending, and nothing seems to be moving. It feels like I have wasted my time with dartday sorry to say.

And if there are issues again in the future, I hope it won't be handled the same way and simply be called "free" as an excuse.

Thank you.

@DartNode I'll take this guy's free stuff, since he's so unhappy!

If my disappointment can make someone else happy, I'm happy to pass it on. Enjoy it! 🙂

Please ask DarkNode to transfer the ticket. At the current pace, I think it may take another 60 hours to process anyway. 😄

I'm in the next one in the queue.

rpqu · 6:03AM

Anyway, I submit my ticket 14h ago. No reply yet. Last time, it was around 12-18h I forgot

default · 6:52AM

@rpqu said:
[...] Seems like people thought your teams are slacking

Some people might also be thinking that on Dart Day there was some Solitaire Championship organised between datacenters in US. But since when should one care about imaginary theories and assumptions? The event was fun and that is all that matters; besides we all know dedicated servers are assembled and provided manually afterwards.

nikio · 7:18AM

If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

JoshR · 8:08AM

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

default · 8:18AM

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

rpqu · 8:32AM

@default said:

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

It's actually very easy. Just use roaming esim. Oh no esim? Just use removable euicc.
If they were using it for VPN, surely they won't excessively abuse the service resource beyond networking capabilities.
It's just people like them exist in CNNIC address space. People outside that address space also could exhibit such behavior.
Exhibit A: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/217855/crunchbits-behavior

nikio · 1:10PM

@default said:

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

Cheating and entitlement is seemingly integral to some cultures. My university made it a point to never publish class rankings, but word somehow got around inside a certain community that I was regularly acing my courses. They asked me to write papers for them in various inventive ways (sometimes offering nudes for barter, sometimes asking for 'mentorship'). And then the MJJ-levels of entitlement would come out when I naturally refused (sorry, usenet has better nudes).

A few months ago I had the misfortune of picking up a parcel from a certain person of a certain background. He wanted to take a photo of my passport with his phone with document number visible. I told him that this would happen around the time Hell starts ordering antifreeze. He got royally indignant and started telling me how he operates a legitimate business and I shouldn't be coming in if I don't want to do business with him. I did tell him the pickup location wasn't my choice (the pickup location was the choice of another person of his same ethnicity who 'pretended' nobody was home, just pulled up, left a 'while you were out' card and drove off).

And that's not to mention their co-ethnics at the market pumping meat full of water before sale to overcharge you.

None of these people are trying to benignly find a firewall bypass while dealing with unexpressed frustration caused by a tyrannical government. This is just cheating for cheat's sake. Entitlement for entitlement's sake. Forgive me for making conclusions.

rpqu · 1:23PM

@nikio said:

@default said:

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

None of these people are trying to benignly find a firewall bypass while dealing with unexpressed frustration caused by a tyrannical government. This is just cheating for cheat's sake. Entitlement for entitlement's sake. Forgive me for making conclusions.

Right, their intention is impure thus it appears on their conduct
Anyway, another piece everyone should read

What is a “Transfer Station (中转站)”?

A transfer station (中转站) is what the Chinese developer ecosystem calls an API proxy–an overseas server that sits between a developer and Anthropic’s infrastructure. It accepts API requests, forwards them as if they originated from the transfer station’s location, and passes the response back. The user redirects their software to the proxy’s server instead of Anthropic’s, and pays the API proxy RMB via WeChat or Alipay. This sidesteps both the VPN and the overseas credit card needed for direct access. Prominent transfer stations are catalogued in community repositories and ranked by real-time price and uptime. Below them, a longer tail of small and individual projects comes and goes.
The Supply Chain of Transfer Stations

A transfer station is not a sole entity. It sits in the middle of a layered supply chain, with most participants never interacting with each other directly.

Upstream are the resource providers: account merchants who bulk-register or acquire Anthropic accounts at scale; SMS verification platforms that supply the foreign phone numbers needed to pass sign-up checks; and, at the more technical end, reverse engineers who analyze Anthropic’s client code to find authentication shortcuts or detect when detection logic has changed. The payment infrastructure with card merchants and proxy networks also enables overseas billing from inside China.

The upstream also tackles more sophisticated KYC regimes–either by AI or humans. AI services have demonstrated the ability to generate highly realistic fake IDs capable of bypassing identity verification on major platforms, and deepfake tools now allow criminals to create digital clones that successfully pass biometric verification remotely. Even if the defender can successfully detect AI faking humans, a more labour-intensive method exists to find real humans. Agents travel to lower-income countries in Africa or Latin America to recruit real individuals willing to complete in-person verification.The Worldcoin black market offered a documented precedent, with iris scans harvested from KYC merchants in Cambodia and Kenya, sold for under $30

default · 1:56PM

@rpqu said:

@nikio said:

@default said:

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

None of these people are trying to benignly find a firewall bypass while dealing with unexpressed frustration caused by a tyrannical government. This is just cheating for cheat's sake. Entitlement for entitlement's sake. Forgive me for making conclusions.

Right, their intention is impure thus it appears on their conduct
Anyway, another piece everyone should read

What is a “Transfer Station (中转站)”?

A transfer station (中转站) is what the Chinese developer ecosystem calls an API proxy–an overseas server that sits between a developer and Anthropic’s infrastructure. It accepts API requests, forwards them as if they originated from the transfer station’s location, and passes the response back. The user redirects their software to the proxy’s server instead of Anthropic’s, and pays the API proxy RMB via WeChat or Alipay. This sidesteps both the VPN and the overseas credit card needed for direct access. Prominent transfer stations are catalogued in community repositories and ranked by real-time price and uptime. Below them, a longer tail of small and individual projects comes and goes.
The Supply Chain of Transfer Stations

A transfer station is not a sole entity. It sits in the middle of a layered supply chain, with most participants never interacting with each other directly.

Upstream are the resource providers: account merchants who bulk-register or acquire Anthropic accounts at scale; SMS verification platforms that supply the foreign phone numbers needed to pass sign-up checks; and, at the more technical end, reverse engineers who analyze Anthropic’s client code to find authentication shortcuts or detect when detection logic has changed. The payment infrastructure with card merchants and proxy networks also enables overseas billing from inside China.

The upstream also tackles more sophisticated KYC regimes–either by AI or humans. AI services have demonstrated the ability to generate highly realistic fake IDs capable of bypassing identity verification on major platforms, and deepfake tools now allow criminals to create digital clones that successfully pass biometric verification remotely. Even if the defender can successfully detect AI faking humans, a more labour-intensive method exists to find real humans. Agents travel to lower-income countries in Africa or Latin America to recruit real individuals willing to complete in-person verification.The Worldcoin black market offered a documented precedent, with iris scans harvested from KYC merchants in Cambodia and Kenya, sold for under $30

It's clear. I need to buy myself a forest and live by myself in a cave somewhere. The civilisation is becoming really complicated. Nothing is safe anymore; but hey, it's all for the safety of children.

rpqu · 2:29PM

@default said:

@rpqu said:

@nikio said:

@default said:

@nikio said:
If I ever start a hosting company I'm going to just ban sign-ups from certain parts of the internet to avoid the hassle of dealing with certain twattery.

Good point, problem is: they're also buyers. Many companies make lots of money precisely because some governments are oppressive towards their own citizens. If a government in some country establishes some great internet firewall, then trying to bypass that firewall generates awesome sales for datacenters in other countries which embrace more freedom. And here's the kicker: common people want to bypass that too, even though they are not tech savvy and maybe don't even have discipline; but one thing is for certain: they can't discuss badly about their own government due to reprisals — so they blame things on you when some aspects don't work according to their expectations.

I'm not trying to justify an MJJ in any way, shape or form. I am just trying to understand the psychological problems that drive such approach. When one hears about some cheap (bypass) cake offering a bit of (porn) freedom, they want it. In my opinion it is a mixture of issues and frustrations piled up on top of one another, all starting from control of governments and lack of freedom. If a common MJJ would have freedom, they would not even bother to grab a VPS or dedi, hence not pay for your hosting services.

None of these people are trying to benignly find a firewall bypass while dealing with unexpressed frustration caused by a tyrannical government. This is just cheating for cheat's sake. Entitlement for entitlement's sake. Forgive me for making conclusions.

Right, their intention is impure thus it appears on their conduct
Anyway, another piece everyone should read

What is a “Transfer Station (中转站)”?

A transfer station (中转站) is what the Chinese developer ecosystem calls an API proxy–an overseas server that sits between a developer and Anthropic’s infrastructure. It accepts API requests, forwards them as if they originated from the transfer station’s location, and passes the response back. The user redirects their software to the proxy’s server instead of Anthropic’s, and pays the API proxy RMB via WeChat or Alipay. This sidesteps both the VPN and the overseas credit card needed for direct access. Prominent transfer stations are catalogued in community repositories and ranked by real-time price and uptime. Below them, a longer tail of small and individual projects comes and goes.
The Supply Chain of Transfer Stations

A transfer station is not a sole entity. It sits in the middle of a layered supply chain, with most participants never interacting with each other directly.

Upstream are the resource providers: account merchants who bulk-register or acquire Anthropic accounts at scale; SMS verification platforms that supply the foreign phone numbers needed to pass sign-up checks; and, at the more technical end, reverse engineers who analyze Anthropic’s client code to find authentication shortcuts or detect when detection logic has changed. The payment infrastructure with card merchants and proxy networks also enables overseas billing from inside China.

The upstream also tackles more sophisticated KYC regimes–either by AI or humans. AI services have demonstrated the ability to generate highly realistic fake IDs capable of bypassing identity verification on major platforms, and deepfake tools now allow criminals to create digital clones that successfully pass biometric verification remotely. Even if the defender can successfully detect AI faking humans, a more labour-intensive method exists to find real humans. Agents travel to lower-income countries in Africa or Latin America to recruit real individuals willing to complete in-person verification.The Worldcoin black market offered a documented precedent, with iris scans harvested from KYC merchants in Cambodia and Kenya, sold for under $30

It's clear. I need to buy myself a forest and live by myself in a cave somewhere. The civilisation is becoming really complicated. Nothing is safe anymore; but hey, it's all for the safety of children.

Civilization is complicated. I mean, have you try to understand women, girls?
Children, terrorism that's what rulers said to justify law that shouldn't be passed under normal circumstances

vono · 2:34PM

I was wondering if there are any updates on the Houston VPS disk issue. Hopefully it can be resolved soon.

fernandoak69 · 3:49PM

Wheres the promosssss?
wuttttttttttttttttttt

Hayzee · 3:52PM

@fernandoak69 said:
Wheres the promosssss?
wuttttttttttttttttttt

ur a bit late

mark1210tx · 5:15PM

Hey All-

First time poster, long time lurker...and recent survivor of DartDay 2026. I'm not sure (and want feedback to help me understand) but is this particular provider consistently overloaded and/or understaffed with minimal testing?

I wish I searched for reviews prior to making a few purchases but so far, out of 3 products only one was delivered and working.

Products:

1) I purchased a $250 dedicated box, assumed it would take a day or two to get powered up (that's what I'm accustomed to if they aren't instant dedis) but so far - nothing. No information, no IP assignment, no status. I see in the DartNode portal it's there under bare metal, but clicking the status just takes me to a ticket view...nothing about current provisioning status like it says.

2) I purchased a VPS for a year - it was delivered nearly instantly (yay) but attempting to upload a custom ISO has caused some kind of a loop or backend issue. It never times out, and as such won't let me re-attempt to upload or cancel what it believes is the upload in progress... Some kind of dashboard issue.

3) The good news, the free VPS is working...ironically.

Control Panel/Dashboard/Network:

There seems to be an issue several issues with the Dashboard and testing in general:

1) Attempting to setup rDNS shows a previous customer's rDNS entries when they had these IP allocated to them. I would think those would have been cleared.

2) Ticket status - one area of the dashboard shows open, another shows closed.

3) The stuck never ending ISO upload as described above

4) Support - two tickets opened since Wednesday, no response or result other than moving tickets to a different queue...follow ups go unanswered.

5) The order queue - I'm just going to say that was painful, no captcha or verification or anything to avoid bots....seems like that was a 11th hour project

6) Status Page - their status page doesn't seem to work, status.dartnode.com returns missing or blank information so I couldn't tell if there were known provisioning issues or outages..hence the tickets.

7) There's a lot of latency at least on the free VPS gateway... pinging it's gateway from the VPS is 100+ ms of latency. I don't know of its the node I'm on, or typically for a free VPS but there's an issue there (can't determine if its a known issue as the status page is down)

So this brings me to my main question - I've used AdvinsServers, OVH, ServaRica and others - and OVH was a bit slow in ticket handling but I've never experienced support like I have here with DartNode (or lack of). I read some comments here, and a lot of excuses and white knighting..but I would have thought they would have been properly staffed to support any influx of orders...given that they sched. the dartday date so its not like they didn't know of the possibility of a deluge of work heading their way.

I like the wholesale prices, I enjoyed the live streaming and jokes and banter, but I haven't been unable to use the products or receive the support and all the while, its not like these "lost days" are being automatically readded to my year subscription...its just money/time lost for those days, they are just gone and that aggravates me the most.

I can't tell if this is provider is more for hobbyists or sufficient for production use..the prices are similar to others so I assume its not just ran by hobbyists for hobbyists but am not 100% sure.

I share all this to hopefully improve the next go around if there is one, seems like a lot of potential but not ready yet.

rant over...

bchot · 6:07PM

@mark1210tx are you same as the barred @mark1210a account?? only 1 account per user! and make usernames differ for gods sakes..

i tell you this, i got $10 VPS in Houston on BF 2025, took a few days to receive it back then, but it worked great, not a single issue until now, so i went ahead and got 3x$10 VPS in 3 other live locations, pre-ordered 2x$10 VPS coming in Boston and Washington DC, and also was lucky to snatch 2x$7 VPS, of which both were stuck provisioning since they have issues in Houston right now, so I asked and received 1 in Kansas City instead, the other 1 i still want in Houston, so just waiting. Otherwise their panel is home-made, so it may sometimes have issues, in last half year they changed it quite a lot, improved for that matter, before you'd have to ask for new OS install, so it's a work in progress. I do agree that queue was annoying. For dedis - they are just introducing those, so a bit of patience and understanding is def prescribed there.

Let's put it like this: your new bill will be on July 1st 2027, so technically you'd be getting free usage until July 1 2026, hence i think you can and should treat this as prep/provi time and chill. long messages are very interesting, and yes they help you complain and be heard, but honestly, so much negativity here on DartNode, that i personally felt like saying something. TBH the value delivered even in $10 VPS is great. not many providers allow unmetered 1G. here you get it for $7.

one thing i was not happy with: the GAs.. twitch i was not able to stream at all, had to F5 to see progress of arcades, although i did "give" them my free monthly prime sub - it helped nothing. but then again it is free for me, so no issues there, and this is 1st time i used that fre monthly sub in 5 years...

Crunchy7761 · 6:37PM

@bchot said:
Let's put it like this: your new bill will be on July 1st 2027, so technically you'd be getting free usage until July 1 2026

Where are you getting this? My billing is all set to June 1st 2027 not July. Despite paying in middle of June.

PuDLeZ · 7:08PM

@mark1210tx said:

Hey,

For the dedi, when I sniped the unicorn last year, it took like 3 or 4 days but I know I was towards the back of the of line and I also had some of those juicy one time upgrades. Just be paitent, they will get to it.
For the VPS, when I've bought them during the sales or a GA, it does seem like the wait/steal on them is bad unless it's early in the sales event. It seems to last a few/several days which I assume this is because there's many others that just got them as well and they're pounding things with yabs/other benchmarks, installing a custom OS, etc. and then the usage will normal out. This is also not a unique experience for dartnode with these type of sales as I do experience similar with other providers. However, I can confirm the VPS I got a while ago (think 2024 BF?) didn't experience the issue during this recent event and currently isn't experiencing.
I personally just experienced the rdns with the new ones I just got, thought it was interesting but seeing those entries explainis why I got the spamhaus blacklisted emails...

Personally think the dedi is production ready but the VPS all depends on your project and what you mean by production for it. If you're one of those LET users that will be "losing millions" with your freshly purchased dirt cheap VPS, then I say you're better off spending some of the millions you're making on dedis...

P.S. Their dashboard is built in house and actually recently went through a major upgrade. There's sometimes issues with it but is usually fixed fairly fast if they know about an issue. Though just because the dashboard is broken/etc, that doesn't change how your vps/vds/dedi is running, it's running just fine even if you can't access the dashboard. Only thing that would be impacted with the webui is broken is the hard stop/reset/console but lets be honest here, you shouldn't really need that access once you have the box setup/configured.

mark1210tx · 7:10PM

@bchot said:
@mark1210tx are you same as the barred @mark1210a account?? only 1 account per user! and make usernames differ for gods sakes..

i tell you this, i got $10 VPS in Houston on BF 2025, took a few days to receive it back then, but it worked great, not a single issue until now, so i went ahead and got 3x$10 VPS in 3 other live locations, pre-ordered 2x$10 VPS coming in Boston and Washington DC, and also was lucky to snatch 2x$7 VPS, of which both were stuck provisioning since they have issues in Houston right now, so I asked and received 1 in Kansas City instead, the other 1 i still want in Houston, so just waiting. Otherwise their panel is home-made, so it may sometimes have issues, in last half year they changed it quite a lot, improved for that matter, before you'd have to ask for new OS install, so it's a work in progress. I do agree that queue was annoying. For dedis - they are just introducing those, so a bit of patience and understanding is def prescribed there.

Let's put it like this: your new bill will be on July 1st 2027, so technically you'd be getting free usage until July 1 2026, hence i think you can and should treat this as prep/provi time and chill. long messages are very interesting, and yes they help you complain and be heard, but honestly, so much negativity here on DartNode, that i personally felt like saying something. TBH the value delivered even in $10 VPS is great. not many providers allow unmetered 1G. here you get it for $7.

one thing i was not happy with: the GAs.. twitch i was not able to stream at all, had to F5 to see progress of arcades, although i did "give" them my free monthly prime sub - it helped nothing. but then again it is free for me, so no issues there, and this is 1st time i used that fre monthly sub in 5 years...

LOL - I think I'd be more creative if that was the case and would have picked a different ID.

All good points, though I think the billing start isn't correct.

bchot · 8:04PM

@Crunchy7761 said:

@bchot said:
Let's put it like this: your new bill will be on July 1st 2027, so technically you'd be getting free usage until July 1 2026

Where are you getting this? My billing is all set to June 1st 2027 not July. Despite paying in middle of June.

must admit i farted the puddle.. june/july... anyways it's still under $1/mo, and barely 65c/mo for the $7/yr.. i likey

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