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The phrase "already a subscriber" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has previously signed up for a service or publication.
Example: "If you're already a subscriber, you can access the premium content without any additional fees."
Alternatives: "currently a subscriber" or "a subscriber already".
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A movie addict, I'm already a subscriber to Netflix's streaming service, paying $7.99 a month.
Already a subscriber?
"You're already a subscriber and you don't pay anything extra.
If you're already a subscriber, we will extend your subscription for a year.
If you're already a subscriber please sign in or link your subscription.
If you're already a subscriber, you may have digital access included in your subscription.
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Birchbox, which was founded by Harvard Business School grads Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp, launched nearly a year ago and already has a subscriber base of 45,000 customers as of June (all of whom are paying up to $10 per month for a box or $110 for a year).
The new Sirius XM, the only satellite radio provider out there, already has a subscriber base of 18.5 million and offers over 300 channels.
The new Sirius XM, currently the only satellite radio provider out there, already has a subscriber base of 18.5 million and offers over 300 channels.
If you're already a digital subscriber, or you've linked your print subscription to our Web site, it'll be free forever once you log in.
Another key selling point: You already have it if you're already a Prime subscriber.
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