These are now due, why not download a standing order form to make things easier
Hope alls well with everybody
Posted: 05/01/2009 13:34:11 By: megan |
remember ive moved
38 upper paddock road oxhey village watford wd19 4dz
Posted: 07/01/2009 12:45:29 By: megan |
A new kennel?
Posted: 07/01/2009 14:16:17 By: Garry R |
I sent a cheque to the old address. Will it be forwarded?
Posted: 07/01/2009 15:07:31 By: JC |
See you are still having trouble getting your paws to work the shift key Megan, but at least the caps lock is off!!
Posted: 07/01/2009 17:13:27 By: Andrew M |
yes john got that one
pesky paws
Posted: 08/01/2009 12:52:33 By: megan |
heres the form http://www.merlinrocket.co.uk/membership_form.htm
Posted: 09/01/2009 10:43:21 By: Mags |
Megan, can you check the MR bank account to see if we have paid for this year - changed banks and they have screwed up most of our standing orders & direct debits. Membership number 2577? If not then I'll fill out a new form. Thanks
Posted: 13/01/2009 19:59:48 By: Andy Hay - Enchantment 3386 |
Good to hear that the banks are maintaining their usual high standard of service as they try to retain our confidence in their skills at managing our money. Bloody marvellous.
Posted: 13/01/2009 22:37:30 By: Garry R |
And what does BANKER rhyme with?
Posted: 14/01/2009 10:21:35 By: . |
hi andy
yes membership received thanks
Posted: 16/01/2009 09:35:15 By: meg |
Funny thing though, millions of you have bank accounts and don't keep your cash under the mattress. Maybe we are providing some sort of service after all!
Posted: 17/01/2009 12:27:24 By: Banker |
Perhaps the lack of a workable alternative leads to the continued use of banks by 'the public', and also leads to their patronage being misinterpreted as support for the actions of the banks?
Posted: 17/01/2009 17:15:41 By: Observer |
Banks earn very little if anything from those who have current accounts in credit, it is those of us in debit with overdrafts who pay for the shareholders bubley etc So how can some banks charge 21.9% or more for credit when the bank of England rate is so much lower?
Posted: 18/01/2009 00:19:42 By: Skint |
Maybe because you are skint and don't have any collateral - makes you risky - currently my borrowings are tracking at 0.25% under base - so I'm paying 1.25% - whoppeee
Posted: 18/01/2009 18:00:16 By: Risk Manager |
Neither a borrower nor lender be!
Posted: 18/01/2009 18:06:45 By: . |
Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.
Posted: 18/01/2009 18:09:35 By: Polonius |
Was it Polonius who had a saying about Neither a gloater or a smart arse be; perhaps it was someone else?
Posted: 18/01/2009 18:42:27 By: Observer |
money is coming in nicely keep on sending those cheques in, quite a few new faces joining the fleet
Posted: 28/01/2009 12:53:26 By: megan |
Sorry to be a pain but isn't it about time that this could be done on line?
Posted: 02/02/2009 18:32:46 By: floppy toppy |
Not without a third party taking (say) 10% of the fee to process transactions!
Posted: 02/02/2009 19:16:12 By: Mags |
Floppy,
If you have internet banking? You will have the sort code & AC No of the NMROA therefore do an electronic transfer of funds and advise our treasurer of your details. Alternatively set up a DD or SO online. Be careful of SO though as I have found out in the past they do not have any guarantee as DD's do if payments go astray!
Posted: 02/02/2009 19:23:21 By: Richard Battey |
Its not that expensive. Most UK based processors charge 2.9% plus a standard charge of 20pence.
So on a membership fee of �25.00 thats 93pence. Not so bad really.
Especially considering my stamp cost 27pence to post my cheque.
Posted: 02/02/2009 19:36:45 By: David |
I don't think Megan has DD processing, although the Laser Assoc give a discount on membership for DD, so it is possible and I guess as it saves time and effort.
Paypal charge 3.4% + 20p at entry level. No Chex charge 2.9% + 20p, about �1.00 on the membership fee.
I don't know what is involved in setting up DD for the reciever, but I would suggest that the assoc could think about charging say �25 by DD and �27 by other method - cash, cheque, S.O and so also afford to offer an online mechanism such as PayPal/NoChex without losing income.
The advantage being that this would encourage DD and I would expect reduce admin/chasers etc, as the onus is on the members now to actively cancel their membership rather than being chased, and would also allow the ability to collect funds online, for those that want to pay that way.
Posted: 02/02/2009 19:38:14 By: AlanF |
As Alan said
the bank details are on the membership form so just do a transfer quoting your membership number and name and let me know you have done it
free tin of pegigree for anybody doing it that way
Posted: 03/02/2009 09:21:28 By: megan |
You will also find that the banks require a minimum number of people before they will set up the arrangements for an organisation to use DDs - used to be a miminum membership of 1,000.
Posted: 03/02/2009 10:01:42 By: Midlander |
Hi Megan,
Just paid my membership online, via a transfer. Should be in your account soon.
David Charlton
Posted: 17/03/2009 08:29:46 By: DaveC |
I pay mine by standing order set up by internet banking where the onus is on the sender not on the collector. Has worked for the last 4 years and of course if you choose to leave the association (but who would?) you just stop the order.
Posted: 17/03/2009 08:48:35 By: Garry R |
woof woof dave will send your stuff
Posted: 17/03/2009 10:34:00 By: megan |
Any sign of magazine yet?
Posted: 17/03/2009 12:44:37 By: . |
late this week im afraid but worth waiting for
Posted: 17/03/2009 13:09:50 By: megan |
Do Associate members get the yr book and magazine? Is the lastest issue due out soon?
thanks
Posted: 20/03/2009 11:43:18 By: :-) |
aye they do indeed , despatch is iminent(sure thats not the way to spell it), the 2009 yearbook is based on data jan 2009 so wont include some latest updates
Posted: 21/03/2009 11:21:40 By: megan |