MacRumors.com 2002-2003 Contributor's Mug
MacRumors.com is now offering a 2002-2003 Contributor's Mug for users who wish to contribute to this site.
This year's Mug is a 16oz Frosted Glass Mug, with the MacRumors.com logo/name on one side, and a list of products/rumors from the 2002-2003 rumor season. Total cost of the Mug and contribution is $32.
Readers who wish to contribute, but don't need a Mug may contribute via Paypal or Amazon.com for a reduced cost of $20.
All benefits of contribution last one year from the day of payment. Major benefits of contributing include:
an ad-free version of the main site, "Demi-God" designation in the forums, and a warm fuzzy feeling*.
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Readers who do not wish to contribute may continue to enjoy MacRumors.com as usual.
* your mileage may vary: warmness and/or fuzziness of the feeling not guaranteed. Be sure to forward your username to contributor@macrumors.com after receiving your payment confirmation email.
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