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• Click here (or go to lincolnsquirrel.com and click on “Subscriptions” at the top right).
• If you opt for an annual subscription, your credit card will be charged $54, and then automatically charged $54 one year later to renew. New monthly subscribers will be automatically charged $3.99 per month. Note that charges are automatically made each month or year unless you contact the Lincoln Squirrel to cancel your subscription.
• Your subscription fee will be automatically charged when you subscribe via PayPal/credit card. This does require creating a PayPal account, which is simply a secure gateway to your regular credit or debit card and does not require setting up a new charge account. PayPal is actually the most secure way to pay for things online.*

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• Please send a check made out to “Watusi Words” (not “Lincoln Squirrel”) for $54.00. Please include a note with your name, telephone number and email address. Mail it to:

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You can get help any time by emailing lincolnsquirrelnews@gmail.com or calling 617-710-5542. Thanks again for your support, and happy reading!

* PayPal is well known for keeping data secure and encrypted, as well as excellent customer service. The articles below explain that it’s safest to link your PayPal account to a credit card, not a debit card or checking account, and that it’s actually safer to pay for things with your credit card via PayPal rather than giving your card number directly to online merchants.