They are using a service to do the registration online, it's that service
that is charging the fee, the NSS is not getting any of that.
If you mail in the form and use a CC. the NSS is having to eat the credit
card transaction fees (which they do for everything we process).
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 a
Geary,
That explanation doesn't hold up because you can use a
credit card with the mail-in form but there is no fee mentioned (as
Bill Mixon also pointed out). I hope they don't try to tack one on.
I'm not sure that would even be legal because they would be charging
you more than you
And you can pay with a credit card using the paper form, which has no
mention of any fee. So if they add one on that does not show in the
total you signed for, raise holy hell. -- Mixon
If you can't say something nice, come and sit by me.
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Go ahead and register early and save $20 person. Several from TX have
registered and we were the first ones from KY to register. I think the
cave/geology tours offered the first Sunday and early in the week will give
us a great overview of the caves in the immediate Huntsville area. Maybe
Bill
I forwarded Mark's email related to fees to Julie Schenck Brown who is the
convention chair. Here is her response.
Geary
-Original Message-
From: Julie Schenck Brown [mailto:jesche...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2014 2:26 PM
To: Geary Schindel
Cc: Carol Tiderman (cti...@ymail.c
No, that fee is not out of line for online registration of events. In the last
year I've registered online for events as disparate as museum tickets,
concerts, beer festivals, and music festivals. The per person fee has ranged
from $3 to $10. Be glad that you have the option to mail in the regis
One caveat about registering for the NSS Convention online.
I started out going that route, but when I got to check out, they
wanted a whopping $8.63 fee for online registration (for two people).
I terminated the session and downloaded the paper forms. There
doesn't appear to be any f
To amplify the note about pre-registration for the NSS convention,
Huntsville, Alabama, July 12-18:
That's a great caving area. There's a 180-foot pit within the city
limits.
Besides the preregistration discount, if you do not preregister for
the convention by May 1, you can only register
This movie has been chosen to premier this coming week at the South by
Southwest movie section.
The filming is beautiful and tickets are still available.
http://yakona.org/
It is about the San Marcos River and springs, it's history, habitat, and the
threats.
The guys that were putting the film id
That's a pretty unenlightened view of the issue, Bill.
Andrew G. Gluesenkamp, Ph.D.
700 Billie Brooks Drive
Driftwood, Texas 78619
(512) 799-1095
a...@gluesenkamp.com
On Monday, March 3, 2014 9:43 AM, Mixon Bill wrote:
http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/Documents/R2ES/Bexar_RP_Taxo_module.p
http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/Documents/R2ES/Bexar_RP_Taxo_module.pdf
Endangered Karst Invertebrate Taxonomy of Central Texas
A catalog of what's on the official Insignificant Species List. Learn
what not to report to the feds to keep their sticky fingers off our
caves.
"Specimens should
*** HELP US MAKE THE 2014 NSS CONVENTION GREAT-- PREREGISTER! ***
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The 2014 NSS Convention in Huntsville, Alabama, promises to be a truly
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*** HELP US MAKE THE 2014 NSS CONVENTION GREAT-- PREREGISTER! ***
If you register for the 2014 NSS Convention by Thursday, May 1st, you
can save 20% off the cost of Registration!
The 2014 NSS Convention in Huntsville, Alabama, promises to be a truly
outstanding convention. Great caves! Gr
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