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  1. January 5th, 2011 #1
    Claudio from Chile
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    About the language, the value of ads and theme

    Hi, I need help please. I want to make a classified site but not commercial advertisements. Can I? Can I change it completely to Spanish? The other thing is I want to know if can I buy the personal theme and change in the future to other advanced? Thanks and sorry for my basic english.
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