to join or not to join..?
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Biggest advantage is if you want to sell something some day.
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It's a nominal fee. I pay it simply to support the site. It's the least I can do being that I use RL so much and find the site so helpful and enjoyable. I have never accessed the Off-Topic board (first I've heard of it, in fact) and have never sold anything on RL.
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Does paid membership erase the ads? If so, it might be worth. Rennlist doesn't exist without people posting to its forum. The only member benefit I see is the classifieds. But I can go to Pelican and advertise for free. Not slamming Rennlist, just trying to figure out also why people would pay.
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That said let's not forget that this site is ad supported and its members are the ones generating impressions making the parent company $$$. It is not as if Rennlist is being run by some guy from his basement scraping together two nickels to cover server costs or whatever...
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Oh, and access to the IHI Thread.
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OP: I think you need to include your accountant in this decision, and look at the cost/benefit analysis a little closer. I think I've pulled the trigger on that way to early. My advise is you stick around for a couple of years (around 5-10) and see what value the site brings you. There is nothing worse than rushing into an investment, and not have that cash laying around if you need it.
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I've saved a ridiculous amount of money reading the forums so a few dollars for the cause seemed logical.