The $5/2 months is only the price for the first six months, while our initial-operations discount is still in effect; $5/2 months, $25/year -- after the first six months, it becomes $6/2 months, $35/year. (The FAQ was inaccurate; I just corrected it!)
We did the prices for smaller increments of paid time by dividing the yearly price and then rounding off to the next highest $.50 increment -- we didn't want to penalize people who needed to pay in smaller installments, even though that does slightly increase the chances that people will choose not to renew. But the smaller increments of paid time are either equal to or slightly more than the yearly price, not less than.
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We did the prices for smaller increments of paid time by dividing the yearly price and then rounding off to the next highest $.50 increment -- we didn't want to penalize people who needed to pay in smaller installments, even though that does slightly increase the chances that people will choose not to renew. But the smaller increments of paid time are either equal to or slightly more than the yearly price, not less than.