Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of paymentpolicy


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Jul 23, 2011, 8:39:39 AM (13 years ago)
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Mallory Knodel
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    11= Payment Policy =
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    3 May First/People Link membership payment status schedule has three categories: good standing, at-risk, and suspended. The follwing definitions help us to manage our financial accounts more efficiently as our membership continues to grow. We encourage our members to contact us with any questions of concerns so that we may adjust their dues payment on a case-by-case basis (see ''Payment Policy'' below).
     3May First/People Link membership payment status schedule has three categories: good standing, at-risk, and suspended. The following definitions help us to manage our financial accounts more efficiently as our membership continues to grow. We encourage our members to contact us with any questions of concerns so that we may adjust their dues payment on a case-by-case basis (see ''Payment Policy'' below).
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    55'''Good Standing:''' Members who have paid their yearly dues within the last 12 months or those that that pay their dues within 30-days notice are in good standing. Automatic messages are sent to the billing email address for a membership account immediately upon expiration of yearly dues.
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    1313=== Payment Plans ===
    14 For members unable to pay their full balance payment schedules may be coordination with the Membership Associate, which is typically a monthly minimum. For example, this might be the annual dues amount divided by 12 for a monthly payment. If a member fails to make a timly monthly payment, that member is no longer eligible to follow a payment plan and must pay their dues in full as per the payment status schedule.
     14For members unable to pay their full balance payment schedules may be coordination with the Membership Associate, which is typically a monthly minimum. For example, this might be the annual dues amount divided by 12 for a monthly payment. If a member fails to make a timely monthly payment, that member is no longer eligible to follow a payment plan and must pay their dues in full as per the payment status schedule.
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    1616Additionally, members that are unable to pay their yearly dues in full can apply for a reduced rate by contacting the Member Associate. We recognize that this may be especially necessary for members that have fallen years behind.