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Facing headwinds on traffic, I have decided on a modest price increase for Trade Rumors Front Office for the first time. As of August 1st, the price will increase to $34.99 per year.
To show appreciation for all existing subscribers as well as anyone who signs up by the end of this month, we’re grandfathering all of those people in at the $29.89 per year price until 8-1-28! That means you have four days left to lock in three years of savings before the price goes up. Please note that you’ll need to keep auto-renewal on to keep the old price.
With MLBTR’s 20th trade deadline rapidly approaching Thursday, our writers are prepared to cover all the deals and rumors as we always have. If you enjoy our work and have the means, please consider a Trade Rumors Front Office subscription to enhance your experience!
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Does the paid subscription resolve the issue where if you are listening to audio from another app while scrolling mlbtr, the audio stops halfway through the article?