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What is the difference between Premium and Institutional Accounts? Options · View
bay001
#1 Posted : Sunday, June 07, 2009 9:46:34 AM
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Groups: Administrators , Premium, Registered, WebAdmin
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Whereas a Premium Account is purchased and managed by an individual member, an Institutional Account is purchased by an organization or institution for use by its members. However, both Premium and Institutional accounts allow members to work on up to 50 projects concurrently; save all such projects within a higher storage limit; save their searches; use a larger address book; work with more collaborators; and access the website Toolbox. The Toolbox contains the following:

* Literature Search and Citation Analyzer
* Online Survey Manager
* Journal Selection Guide
* Research Methods Adviser
* Conference Selection Guide
* Grants Program Locator
* Bibliography Creator

Members of an institution or organization may sign up as Institutional Members only after their institution has (i) signed an agreement with MyNetResearch, and (ii) been allocated a unique Institutional Code. They will enter this Code during registration. As long as their e-mail address is from that Institution's web domain, their accounts are assigned Institutional status with full capabilities.

Note that Premium account members begin as Regular Members (with a free Regular Account). They may then upgrade at any time by paying for a 3, 6, or 12 month membership by VISA, AMEX or MasterCard. Payments may also be made through PayPal, but these payments take 24 hours to go into effect.
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