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It’s that time of the year again

Posted by Nicholas Gruen on Tuesday, February 19, 2008

http://aqualung.typepad.com/Crikey-logo-white.pngAnyone who wants to participate in Troppo’s bulk subscription to Crikey! should email me on nicholas at gruenxxx dot com dot au – and remove those ‘x’s. If you subscribed last year you should get an email from me.

Depending on numbers the cost will be as follows.

3 5 Annual Subscriptions: $80 each
6 9 Annual Subscriptions: $70 each
10 20 Annual Subscriptions: $60 each
20 49 Annual Subscriptions: $50 each
50+ Annual Subscriptions: $40 each

Last year we got between 20-49 subscriptions.

And of course remember to contact me if you’ve changed your email from last year.



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8 Responses to “It’s that time of the year again”

  1. wilful said:

    gah, I renewed one week ago. The universe owes me $65.

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 12:27 pm | Permalink
  2. Nicholas Gruen said:

    Make a note for next year wilful.

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 1:40 pm | Permalink
  3. dk.au said:

    count me in

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 1:49 pm | Permalink
  4. Andrew Leigh » Blog Archive » Crikey subs said:

    [...] Troppo blogger Nicholas Gruen is looking to secure a group discount on Crikey subscriptions. Anyone who wants to participate in Troppos bulk subscription to Crikey! [...]

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 1:54 pm | Permalink
  5. Mark said:

    Is it possible to get an extension to an existing subscription through one of these group deals? I’ve got another ~3months left on my current one and topping it up would be good.

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 2:48 pm | Permalink
  6. Discount Crikey « Littlelle said:

    [...] Discount Crikey [link] [...]

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 8:12 pm | Permalink
  7. Chris Lloyd said:

    Nick, Am I to assume that bots can now extract emails from username dot domain dot country? So we need to add some more fake text to fool them? If so, is a pornographic suffix really the best way to go?

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 10:53 pm | Permalink
  8. Nicholas Gruen said:

    I’m sure robots CAN do the extraction, it wouldn’t be very hard to tell them to.

    I don’t know if they actually have been made. So I thought I’d add the ‘xxx’s. I doubt they’d bother programming that into them as well – but who knows?

    Posted on 19-Feb-08 at 11:24 pm | Permalink