> And also the "Getting Starting Guide". Did you get one of this? It's costless.
> Actually, it is not free. It is subject to a one-time subscription of $29.50.

Sorry about my english. I thougth the word "costless" is a product that is very cheap for what we get from the money we spend, ie, a good relation between cost/value.

I bougth my copy a few weeks ago just because I was hungry with "don't remember his name", and I have already found it very valuable.

Artur


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