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You are buying a line on this page for the term on the invoice. The line appears after a USDT transfer on Ethereum matches that invoice. Your contact stays off the page. The desk refuses a line that asks for a drug sale, a weapon sale, money before a meeting, or anything sexual that names a minor. A line is the shorter text. A box is the longer text. A week is the week price. A month is four weeks, three months is twelve, six months is twenty-four, and a year is forty-eight. The term on the invoice is the term that runs.
The price follows the placement. A thin banner above the masthead is the top rate. A sponsored line is labeled Sponsored. The desk uses the same refusal rules as a classified. The week prices are on the advertise page. A banner is the thin strip above the masthead. A masthead placement sits under the name. A section opener sits at the top of a section. An in-story placement sits inside a story. A sponsored post is its own item and is labeled Sponsored. The same week multiples apply.
The invoice states the Ethereum network, the USDT contract, the address, the USDT amount, the lari price, and the National Bank dollar rate used for that invoice. The site watches Ethereum for a USDT transfer to that address of at least that amount. One transfer pays one invoice. A form on this site cannot mark an invoice paid. The term starts when the transfer matches and runs for the days you bought. Questions go to desk@arenaherald.com.
The alerts form adds an email, a mobile number, or both, to the list for alerts and the newsletter. The list is not published.
A tip is stored off the public page. The desk reads it. The page does not print it back.