Hi Everyone,
It's Toby from Citizen Space, it's been a while since we posted to the
group, we have had our heads down here working on our brand new space,
Connections SF. The first space I have ever built from the ground up to
service freelancers and startups with on demand lodging and office
How long is your membership agreement?
To answer your question, it depends. We have a mix of memberships, though,
as it looks like you do.
In general, everybody is month to month and everybody pays up front for the
oncoming month. Bills go out mid month and are due before the first of the
Hi Jon,
I'm making all the people that I've been talking to as well as the current
members of the newly created LinkedIn groups, aware of the Google group
you've created. My space owner / operator contacts are a mixed group of
people like me who are looking to set up spaces and others who have
Awesome quick responses and very helpful. I know all of my members well -
I just think I've done a poor job of drawing attention to the 30 days
notice. I have a great relationship with this particular team but they let
go a part time person that they had at a dedicated desk. They didn't plan
Well, that's a convincing endorsement! Thanks!
Anne
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 1:43:30 PM UTC-5, Tricia Chirumbole wrote:
Hey there,
I can only speak for Affinity Lab, but I can't pass up the opportunity to
say how awesome I think that the crew is - the people who run it, the crowd
Take me off your email list
Kimberly Sikes
Store Manager
Belk Aiken #554
Aiken, SC 29803
803-642-5628
On Nov 27, 2012, at 8:20 AM, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com
wrote:
Check the date of the post you replied to ;)
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Got
Thanks! I'll check out Canvas--I'm a lazy District dweller who probably
won't get on the Metro for work if I can avoid it. I'll let you know if I
have more questions.
Anne
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 1:25:40 PM UTC-5, Judy Schramm wrote:
Geek Easy has gone out of business. Affinity Lab
Kimberly,
You actually need to unsubscribe. Head over here to change your settings:
https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out
Have a great day!
-Alex
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We do this as well as a deposit that is refunded so long as 30 days notice is
given.
It prompts the explanation of the expectations, as well as provides that
financial buffer for us in case people find themselves in a situation where
they need to leave with less notice.
-Alex
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Alex, so you end up collecting 3 mos equivalent upfront?
Jerome (not from an EvilBerry)
On Nov 29, 2012, at 8:19 AM, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
We do this as well as a deposit that is refunded so long as 30 days notice is
given.
It prompts the explanation of the
Oh, I really like the idea of having people initial for understanding. Nice.
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On Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 12:55 AM, Jerome Chang wrote:
No, just first month + deposit.
I see that what I said was confusing. The as well was an agreement with Ky,
not in addition to. Sorry about that :)
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My view is that I want to provide as much flexibility as possible while
giving myself a little window during which I can replace revenue if I lose
someone.
I imagine this is most relevant when dealing with a smaller number of larger
tenants whose revenues are more painful to lose and more
We're also in the camp that collects a first and last month's membership
fees at sign up. I like the idea of having them initial it, but I also go
through it with really brief bullet points before they sign - I literally
point to the sections and say this is your monthly membership fees, this
And for those with dedicated areas, 1-mo notice is very fair. I can see your
point, Tony, if there are no dedicated areas like a gym membership.
Jerome (not from an EvilBerry)
On Nov 29, 2012, at 8:41 AM, rachel young rac...@camaraderie.ca wrote:
We're also in the camp that collects a
People leaving abruptly has not been a problem for us. It's happened a few
times over the last few years, but not enough to make it a problem to deal
with.
I do agree with Tony - it burns me as a consumer to pay for a month of
service I don't use anymore, and because of that I am hesitant to
Hello
I am a lecturer at the University of Birmingham, starting some research
looking at coworking spaces in the UK to undertstand better how they
support creativity, what use of media they do on a day-to-day basis and how
they link to the areas around them. I have written a short blog on our
Hi Caroline
Our co working space is just down the motorway from you.
www.enterprisehubnetwork.com
Great article thanks for circulating the link.
You might be interested in what we're up to next - setting up a 'start up
zone' in the midst of the co working space for fledgling young
I ask for 30 day advance notice, but, do not enforce it in any way.
Mike
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Jerome Chang jer...@blankspaces.comwrote:
I don't think that's the point. If someone wants to exit since this is for
work, they should know at least a month ahead, not just up and walk
I love this group.
On Wednesday, November 28, 2012 9:43:17 PM UTC-6, Jamie Russo wrote:
I did a search on this and couldn't find any thread specific to this -
What are spaces generally requiring for termination notice? My approach
has been that memberships are month to month with 30 days
We only take a deposit and ask for 30 days notice from our Resident
members. Even then, we are generally pretty flexible with the deposit.
We've kept the deposit in cases where we only had a few days notice, or
once when someone cleared out at 7AM on the day their billing went through.
We tell
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