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This doesn't seem to punish anyone except the riders, who paid the entry 
fees and rode the ride,  because if results aren't recognized/published 
riders don't get credited with miles/points.

No skin off the RM who probably lost money and won't put on another ride 
anyway.

This happened some years ago when RM didn't pay AERC fees.  By the end of 
the season some one else stepped in and paid the AERC fees for that ride.

As far as bounced checks, no pay etc., RM can go the legal route and file 
charges.   If the non payer isn't local it may take a while but it works.
When ride entries were $50 it was only a misdemeanor, but today's laws make 
any bad check a felony.   Not something most folks want to bring on 
themselves.

Not sure how this might work on the other end, with an unwritten, or posted, 
refund policy?




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Maul" <mmaul@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "ridecamp" <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 10:27 AM
Subject: [RC] Ride managers, riders, and AERC



> What AERC does do is that if the ride manager doesn't pay the ride fees - 
> the results don't get published.  SERA had an example of this a few years 
> ago. And the ride manager finds it difficult to get sanctioning in the 
> future. 


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