[SoggyCornFlakes]

http://www.mini2.com/privilege/

If you have and have done it then you'll know what this is all about ............

http://www.mini2.com/forum/showthread.php?t=77030&onlybyuserid=0&page=1&pp=15

.................. and if you don't know what it's all about , then you're going to really miss out

So go join today - you know it makes sense

 

[scooperman_uk]

Bob, you on commission?

seriously tho, now all the nonsense with the naming is gone, i would like to do this, but is there any other way than PayPal method?

 

[SoggyCornFlakes]

Not on commision but all paid up members have a vested interest in this

Not sure about alternatives to PayPal - I don't think so. It's painless enough though, even I managed it

 

[KPKalle]

I've said elsewhere that I'm interested in contributing to the upkeep of the site in general. But until there's an alternative to PayPal (e.g. sending a cheque or doing a direct payment from my bank account) then I will hold off.

Several weeks ago I started signing-up to PayPal with the intention of joining the "club". But when I read the small-print, particularly concerning my credit card details being stored on a computer in the US, then I decided I against it.

So I continue to wait .....

 

[scooperman_uk]

also with paypal you sign off any right to make a monetary claim against them if things go **** up! its well risky, not fiddly...

 

[scooperman_uk]

dont get me wrong im prepared to make a contribution...

 

[LMB]

Several weeks ago I started signing-up to PayPal with the intention of joining the "club". But when I read the small-print, particularly concerning my credit card details being stored on a computer in the US, then I decided I against it.

That's the same reason I haven't joined.

I have no problem sending a cheque or even a postal order.

I'm glad I'm not alone on this.

 

[KPKalle]

I think there's a lot of us in the same boat

 

[JpMcC]

I am also in the same situation, I would gladly sign up for the privilege membership but an alternative payment option would be fantastic

 

[Cooper_si]

Ok I Just Signed Up

 

[Paul]

I've been using PayPal, a lot, for years, and NEVER had a problem. The alternatives are expensive to use, or, the one alternative I could afford to use at this time, doesn't work properly, and offer just about zero support, a problem I personally have never had with PayPal. But I am working on it (just talking to myself when looking for help from the company(ies) concerned).

 

[SoggyCornFlakes]

Ok I Just Signed Up

Well done

Exciting isn't it

and there's 4 "virtual" signups too

 

[SoggyCornFlakes]

That's the same reason I haven't joined.

I have no problem sending a cheque or even a postal order.

I'm glad I'm not alone on this.

We take cheques for the Charity Ball though Mo ......................

 

[Cooper_si]

Well done

Exciting isn't it

id rather be a paid member to be honest, makes u feel all warm inside

 

[Fevs]

i am still waiting for my paypal account to do the stuff they need then me and mrs fevs can become part of the privilage

till then we shall stay as we are

 

[Billy Smart]

I've been using PayPal, a lot, for years, and NEVER had a problem.

Very true, i have been with them for years with E-bay, transfered a lot of money over the time and never had a problem with it.

 

[jason1wood]

paypal is ok, just trying to get verified with them, i tried a while ago but no luck.
would like to join, but am having to wait to become a verified member with paypal, not had this problem with ebay!

 

[scooperman_uk]

2 things i dont like about paypal.

if theres a dispute your account is frozen.
all monies in the account are confiscated.

this can be a dispute that you raise or have raised upon you.

im not keen on the idea that you sign away the liability from them accept if they happen to loose you back details / credit card number in the case of missuse.

far too risky.

Perhaps Paul, you could support UK-postal orders thats one of the safest forms of money transfer and it costs nothing?

 

[KPKalle]

Paul, isn't it possible to do a direct transfer from a UK bank account? I'd be much happier with this - in fact I do it all the time for bill payments

 

[RVW]

We take cheques for the Charity Ball though Mo ......................

:red: :red:

OOhhhh! that ones below the belt