Re: [RC] [RC] Director at Large - Deanna German
Can someone who knows please tell us the amount to recover miles ridden as a
non-member? $50 for 50 miles sounds a little extreme to me, but if I was
going for that 1000 mile mark on a 20YO horse (and $1200+ spent on ride
fees), suddenly it doesn't sound as extreme.
Another distance riding group I'm in charges $10 or $20 to recover
unreported miles (reporting doesn't happen automatically) and I believe
that's per year of unreported miles, so if one had 3 - 5 years of unreported
miles, one would have to pay somewhere between $30 and $100 to recover those
miles.
Just another reason (incentive) to join. :-) Look at it this way: even if it
turns out to be $50, that's about what it would have cost you to join
(figuring in the non-member fee) so it's a wash.
Or you could just let the miles go until someday when you want to reclaim
them.
Deanna
on 10/2/02 9:19 AM, Joe Long at jlong@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>> Second, if they join later and want those miles to
>> count, they pay a large fee (I believe it is $50 per ride season, if
>> it hasn't gone up) to "recover" them.
>You have GOT to be kidding me! I did my first ride a month ago and will join
>AERC in the next year, but to think I have to pay a rip off of that much to
>reclaim those miles really burns me. You'd think the 10 bucks a ride could
>pay for that. I guess I will lose those miles because I sure as heck won't
>pay another 50 bucks for them. That is robbery for one 50 mile ride.
>Tiffany
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