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#10223 by Trev2283
25 Jan 2006, 12:01
Just a quick question on the member’s kit, when completing your details it asks for your forum name, is this my full name or my user name to log in to V-Flyer?

Bit of a silly question I know, but there’s always one!


Cheers

Trevor
#94454 by Littlejohn
25 Jan 2006, 12:04
Is this your name for the luggage tags? If so it is your full name (or whatever else you want to be called!). Its worth think about what to put in the contact details - if your luggage were lost, and you were abroad, what would be the best way to contact you?
#94455 by HighFlyer
25 Jan 2006, 12:09
Trevor

If you are referring to this page, then its your forum name, so Trev2283. When i go to that page my forum name is automatically entered into the box.

The two lines for 'personalisation' are for your luggage tags - so your real name and phone number or email address. As Sailor says, think about your best means for contact for the tags, your mobile phone number in international format is probably the best option.
#94457 by easygoingeezer
25 Jan 2006, 12:31
Mines got my email address on, never far away from a pc these days.
#94459 by Trev2283
25 Jan 2006, 12:53
Thanks for the replies [y]

I'm now a fully paid up member of the V-Flyer :)

Cheers

Trevor
#94460 by Littlejohn
25 Jan 2006, 13:00
Thank you. And Welcome!

See you in the clubhouse - mines a large rum please.
#94464 by Trev2283
25 Jan 2006, 13:07
I was just about to say you'll have to wait until my members logo appears, but it's there already....wow, that was quick.....Club houes here we come! [y]

Cheers

Trevor
#94466 by Trev2283
25 Jan 2006, 13:17
How long do i have to wait to gain access to the club house once registered [:?]
#94470 by bezza123
25 Jan 2006, 13:44
Not long think it should be done within 24hrs if i remember correctly!
#94507 by VS045
25 Jan 2006, 18:36
Yeah, it should work within 24 hours.

Cheers,
VS045
#94508 by Trev2283
25 Jan 2006, 18:39
24hrs............Only took about 5 minutes [y]
#94511 by catsilversword
25 Jan 2006, 18:51
Tis not often that there's something to be pleasantly surprised about - but today, I was! Ordered my silver card yesterday, got home tonight - there it was! Is it Pete who does them? If so, thanks Pete and good to know there's someone on the ball. If it wasn't Pete..... er....[:I]
#94512 by Decker
25 Jan 2006, 19:03
It was Pete [oo]
#98073 by xenole
08 Feb 2006, 13:23
Can someone remind me of this:

Going to get a silver membership card, and want to put my phone number on it, so its:

+44 then you miss out the first zero of the area code? eg 01532 becomes +44 1532 etc.......
#98078 by preiffer
08 Feb 2006, 13:28
Yup - exactly [y]
#98285 by Jimmy Mc
09 Feb 2006, 12:18
Just decided to take the plunge and join - cant wait to put my tags on my bags - yippee!!!!!
#98317 by ChuckC
09 Feb 2006, 14:18
Originally posted by Jimmy Mc
Just decided to take the plunge and join - cant wait to put my tags on my bags - yippee!!!!!


Glad to have you on board, Jimmy, and thanks very much for your support.[y]

Chuck-
#98516 by xenole
10 Feb 2006, 09:22
Why does it say "£10.00 (£10.00) (Member's price £7.50)" next to the silver membership card, yet it automatically defaults to £10.00 in the basket?
#98591 by PS100
10 Feb 2006, 16:09
I have tried about three times to buy a membership kit with my credit card but everytime I've automatically been taken to a site to open a paypal account. Is opening a paypal account the only way of obtaining a membership kit?
#98592 by Nottingham Nick
10 Feb 2006, 16:17
Originally posted by PS100
Is opening a paypal account the only way of obtaining a membership kit?


Pete will give the the definitive answer, but AFIAK - yes [8D]

V-Flyer is nowhere near big enough to have a merchant account, so Paypal is the easiest, safest and most convenient way of transferring money.

I was quite cynical before I fully understood Paypal, but I swear by it now - I use it to send and receive cash, and have never had a problem.

Nick
#98649 by Pete
10 Feb 2006, 22:46
Originally posted by xenole
Why does it say "£10.00 (£10.00) (Member's price £7.50)" next to the silver membership card, yet it automatically defaults to £10.00 in the basket?



That would mean your seeing the non-members price (ie, the first one @ £10). You need to be logged in to get the discounted price; which you should be able to do by entering your membership number at the top of the page in the store.

Pete

p.s. As Nick says, V-Flyer isn't a huge commercial operation, so the only way we can accept credit card payments is via PayPal. Also as Nick says, I've never had a problem with them; it's been safe and fast and easy to use for many years now.
#98650 by mcmbenjamin
10 Feb 2006, 22:57
Originally posted by PS100
Is opening a paypal account the only way of obtaining a membership kit?


PS100: I tried a 'dumpy' check out form the VF store. When clicking '
If you do not currently have a PayPal account, click here (button)' on the page that asks for your PayPal username and password; I was able to get to the final screen without signing in to PayPal, only with a credit card. PayPal is safe using PayPal opens the wonderful world of eBay :)
#99040 by PS100
13 Feb 2006, 11:55
I have tried again but it is telling me I need to sign up to paypal which I am a bit relucant to do because as well as my credit card details they seem to want all of my bank account details as well which seems a bit strange if I am paying by credit card.
#99043 by Pete
13 Feb 2006, 12:21
Hi PS100,

Thanks for the feedback. It's prompted me into looking at some alternative payment systems out there. Whilst PayPal is safe, I appreciate it's not right for everyone.

Thanks,

Pete
#99046 by HighFlyer
13 Feb 2006, 12:37
I am a bit relucant to do because as well as my credit card details they seem to want all of my bank account details as well which seems a bit strange if I am paying by credit card.


As a side, the reason for this from PayPals angle is that your bank account is your default payment option (with Credit Cards being added as secondary options).

A more relistic view seems to be that they want you to only have one personal Paypal account, which corresponds with your personal bank account. You give your bank details when you sign up (useful as you switch funds between your Paypal account and your bank account) but its main use is for Paypal to check that the name on your Paypal account matches the name on your Bank account.

I got into an interesting situation when they discovered i had two Paypal accounts, as apparently i could have used them to launder money or something silly. Needless to say, my second Paypal account was quashed [:(]
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