To roll or not to roll?

[I-S]

The membership application form says that the membership is on fixed term to october, whereas elsewhere it says that the membership is now on a rolling basis with renewal 1yr after joining. If it is on rolling basis, I'm interested, otherwise will wait until oct.

[Legnum Boy]

Im sure that was last october, its a rolling 12 months now, I am 99 % sure.

[nick-f1]

I think it is too, but a pm to Andy ( The Vee) will find out

[Nick Mann]

It IS now a rolling 12 months. Works the same as your tax disc (without the 6 month option)!!

[HJM]

The membership application form says that the membership is on fixed term to october, whereas elsewhere it says that the membership is now on a rolling basis with renewal 1yr after joining. If it is on rolling basis, I'm interested, otherwise will wait until oct.

Another thrifty owner :rolleyes5

Even if it had have been an October renewal (still 9 + months membership) - £20 is not exactly life changing - joining CVR4 can be :-b

[Vector]

don't know what all the fuss is about
20 quid ? sheeesh i lost more than that in the washing machine ... ..not a member .. .. yet , but working on it and 90% of my info comes from you guys ...hell i'd donate 20 quid just for the help so far :-D
but i'm tight so i won't ...i'll just join instead.... :-b



thumbs up CVR-4
-V-

[ritch_w]

£20 is not exactly life changing

but it would get a VR4 to shops and back - maybe!!!

only joking - £20 well spent BTW

[I-S]

HJM - I just bought a house, have a huge mortgage, live on my own (no second income), and on a 22yo's salary... of course I'm thrifty!

[HJM]

Just tuning my violin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ritch_w]

HJM - I just bought a house, have a huge mortgage, live on my own (no second income), and on a 22yo's salary... of course I'm thrifty!

wait til u get married and have kids etc ozey: then u'll know all about financial hardship - and thats just keeping the wife in shoes!!!

[I-S]

wait til u get married

There are laws against that.

and have kids etc :

And certain physiological problems with that.

Count your blessings though....

[I-S]

Right, all done on my part....

[Kieran]

HJM - I just bought a house, have a huge mortgage, live on my own (no second income), and on a 22yo's salary... of course I'm thrifty!

Ditto here Issac.... Ok, I've a partner, but she's studying for (another) degree, and we're both in the 20-25 bracket. We're also getting married to and so we're trying to find cash for the wedding! So we're thrifty too! Hence our £20 membership is paid!!!

Why?! Well, when I'd just bought my beloved GLS, I was very concerned about breaking it, and entrusted everything to my dealer.... As you probably know, that meant I spent £900 in one service once - And if I knew then what I know now, I could've done half the work myself!!! :rolleyes5 :rolleyes5 :scared1:

Since I found the club, and it's excellent members, I've recouped the £20 in terms of not handing it to my dealer, many, many times over. Enough so that I could afford to get a V6 Sport and still afford to keep it in good order.

Maybe we need a new motto....

"Club VR-4.... The cheapass way to run a car you know you shoudn't really!" :-D :$

By the way - Thanks for joining Issac. I read your posts with interest and it will be good to have another GLS member to post articles and stuff!

Kieran

[KiwiTT]

Try to think of the 20 quid as a investment in knowledge. What you find here will save you that and more. The knowledge will avoid unncessary expenditure, access to discounts to save more.

Best of all you join a "select" crowd, nearly 100 full members out of a 1500 registered.

[I-S]

I'd come around to that way of thinking, mainly over the ATF thing. If I can give a little back by organising the group buy, it's a start.

Currently considering some sort of additional income (tutoring school kids in the evenings or something, or bar work or who knows what...) though.

[Big Ian]

on my first purchase through 1 of our "FULL MEMBER's ONLY" discount'd suppliers i saved myself £35 quid £20 quid well spent mate,you'll save £££ on the long run?

[The Vee]

By the way, YES it is a rolling membership :-D :-D :rolleyes5

[valmes]

Why don't you accept credit cards?
And if somebody beside Spirit can PM me additional info - I need it right now, in order to make a bank transfer.

[KiwiTT]

Can also use paypal. [see here

[valmes]

If I could pay via paypal, I woul've become a member a long time ago... but paypal doesn't register people from Russia.

I can pay with VISA, but for that you must have a "PaypalMerchant account" and a link to some place where I can enter my credit card info. ozey:

I can pay with bank transfer, but local banks require full info, not only IBAN and SWIFT. (So I am waiting for reply from Spirit).

I can pay with Western Union, but I would also need additional info on whom to pay to...