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Could you please explain how to get an ASN and a /40 for $50/lifetime? I only know the option where you pay a yearly fee.


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$49 for lifetime access.

>$2.50/mo, $10/yr, or $40/lifetime. Purchase available in app.

The lifetime license is now doubled: MONTHLY $4.99 YEARLY $39.99 LIFETIME $149.99.

The service is $50 per year. unless I’m also confused here.

I would be put off paying $99 for a lifetime account. These should be available up to 5,000, but users should be able to still opt for the $5 or $45 options.

I do seeking for a lifetime note recently to store all my data. But considering lifetime, choosing subscription should be cautious.

The price $2.48/month means $1488/50 years, I would rather choose a buyout payment for $200.


The price is $5/month and $45/year when these 5,000 lifetime accounts run out.

It's $50/year.

I did that for a couple years. I highly recommend it as a learning experience, but I concluded that $50/year is absolutely 100% worth it.

Amortized that's only $14.50/year, and renewals cost less.

Yeah, I see a lot of VPN services advertising "lifetime membership" for like $30 on StackSocial. I'll pay more than that for a 1 year membership somewhere else just because I anticipate it still existing 6 months from now.

> A RIPE ASN (as a end-user through a LIR) and PA v6 will cost you around $100 per year

ARIN starting price is 2.5x that much (used to be 5x) for just the ASN. Glad the pricing is better elsewhere in the world at least!


>Netsol charges $35 for a 1-year .com renewal! (It’s $15 here).

And $8 at cloudflare.


Actually, one time payment of $50 for a lifetime access. Still high for their salaries though, it'd be something like $2,000 in US.

It has special pricing of $9/month for life if you signup during June.

It's also $30-50/month.

It used to be $35 a year at Network Solutions.

I see no mention of the duration for which this fee is paid for. Is this $15 fee per year, per month or lifetime?

Lifetime prices for online services? Sounds really sketchy.
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