Membership Question

[Chuck Loveless]

Will I be notified when my membership is due or is there a way to tell when it is due?

[Alfred Greeson]

NOrmally you will just notice that a "members only" item will not open for you and it reminds me that I forgot to renew, which is easy to do online and they will get it reinstated quickly, usually the same day.

[Alfred Greeson]

I don't recall any notice that it has or will expire.

[Greg Baehman]

I’ve received postcards in the mail about one month in advance as a reminder of my annual membership dues being due, you’ll likely receive the same.

[Ken Hill]

I’ve received postcards in the mail about one month in advance as a reminder of my annual membership dues being due, you’ll likely receive the same.

I’ve always received a card in the mail about a month before my membership expires.

Ken

[Russell E. Cleary]

I always get the card, too.

But discrepancies are not unknown, whereby you are paid-up, but the system has not fully reflected that for the Forum, and you notice that you are characterized when online as a "Forum Associate" and not a "PGCA Member".

An email by you to Mary Bowes, the PGCA Membership Coordinator, will quickly straighten the discrepancy out.

[William Woods]

Given my failing memory I decided to become a lifetime member. Now I do not have to worry about renewals. Something to consider.

[Bob Brown]

If you look at the mailing label on your quarterly Parker Pages magazine it also list the month and year of your member expiry date. I also receive the postcard reminder in the mail a few months before the date.

[John Dallas]

Would it be cheaper/easier to email the notification?

[CraigThompson]

The easiest thing to do is pony up the $500 one time for a life membership then it’s all irrelavent the rest of your existence