Fyi, Larry had some comments. I think they make sense. Refund policies ought to be clear and stated or linked to a statement. Imo, it's just good, fair business practice. If we want to be nice and take all comers ("leavers" is probably more appropos), then we ought to say how nice we are, imo. Slightly paraphrased by me, Larry suggests: > Refunds: > Allow refunds to anyone up until a specific date, which > should be, at the very least, a few weeks prior to > having to give the hotel final counts for banquets, > vans, roomnight guarantees, etc. I would prefer to be > even more conservative and > maybe go for 60 days as Rick suggested. Regardless the > policy should be posted on the registration web site. [To which Scott adds, a small fee should be stated to deter those without good faith.] > Early Bird: Don't resell refunded early-bird discounted > regs to anyone; it is not fair. If they go to anyone, > it should registrants 51 and 52. But it was a promotion > done to test early for the potential draw. Early Bird is > over. ===== How long can you wait until the good air fares are gone? The AGA 2004 Convention is less than 3 months away. "Last minute" air fares can be pricey. And the Banquet and Field trip have limited capacity. Take time to make your plans but don't wait too long. A dozen Banquet seats were reserved in just the last ten days. Convention Details/Registration at aquatic-gardeners.org & gwapa.org _______________________________________________ AGA-sc mailing list AGA-sc@thekrib.com http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-sc