I write it like I mean it, but mostly they just want my money.
I'm looking to invest in TUSCL. I want to buy a VIP membership to complement my Verified status, but I want to the purchase utterly anonymously, non-trace-able. However, I totally lack internet-financial and computer savvy. If someone could explain it to me like I'm a third grader, I'd be grateful.
If this isn't an appropriate question please also let me know, I'll just walk away slowly ...
Anyone know where on the site do you click on to extend/renew your membership? I have always written numerous reviews to keep my membership but after 10+ years my VIP status is expiring soon.
On related topic. I would just do the dastardly thing of writing and submitting a few quick reviews in order to get VIP status, but I've read too many of those "I'm just writing this to boost my VIP status" reviews, in my two decades with TUSCL. Also I only attend two nearby clubs, concerning which I've said all that really needs to be said (for now, until something changes) so my review contributions would be thin at best. Back when there were more generous credits for submissions and I was reviewing more regularly, I was earning literally years of VIP status. But things are less generous now, and I attend less often, and I have less to say. I looked at my profile where I saw that my history goes back to 2004, but I was surprised that it didn't show some of the earliest reviews I remember, so, there must have been a previous user-name with even earlier submissions. Boy do I feel old.
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I have always written numerous reviews to keep my membership but after 10+ years my VIP status is expiring soon.
Or will something appear once I lose VIP status?
On related topic. I would just do the dastardly thing of writing and submitting a few quick reviews in order to get VIP status, but I've read too many of those "I'm just writing this to boost my VIP status" reviews, in my two decades with TUSCL. Also I only attend two nearby clubs, concerning which I've said all that really needs to be said (for now, until something changes) so my review contributions would be thin at best. Back when there were more generous credits for submissions and I was reviewing more regularly, I was earning literally years of VIP status. But things are less generous now, and I attend less often, and I have less to say. I looked at my profile where I saw that my history goes back to 2004, but I was surprised that it didn't show some of the earliest reviews I remember, so, there must have been a previous user-name with even earlier submissions. Boy do I feel old.