Ridecamp: Re: [RC] [RC] Director at Large

Well, you're right, I figured wrong. But I'm going to add to your bad news.
they say no pro-rating of dues, but I joined at about this time in 2000 or
2001 (can't remember which) and my dues were pro-rated to $35.

One of the reasons I joined was so every measely little mile I might acquire
would be counted and somehow I had this knowledge in advance of trying an
AERC ride. I wish someone would confirm or deny the "buy-back" amount. I
agree that $50 seems a bit much.

Deanna



on 10/2/02 3:04 PM, Tiffany D'Virgilio at dvirgilio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> on 10/2/02 11:53 AM, Deanna German at finishis2win@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
>> 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.
> 
> No that is wrong., I planned to join anyway, but knew it was already Sept
> and it was the only ride I would do this year. If I had joined it would have
> been 48 bucks for one ride. If one has to pay 50 bucks to recover the miles,
> plus the 10 non member fee that is 60 dollars and is highway robbery. I
> could have joined for less, and it wasn't economically feasible for me to do
> so for one ride. That would have been a dollar per mile plus entry fees. Now
> it may be 10 plus 50 for one ride? Give me a break!
> Tiffany
> 


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