[Psml] Probable Spam: Re: PSML Digest, Vol 3, Issue 11 Dues billing question

[Robert Miller]

John,

I will take your first question. I just did this exact thing with a couple
students recently. I gave them the application and the phone number for the
Commander of the squadron nearest where they live. I then called that
Commander and gave him their information and suggested he call them
directly. I also told him he owed me a couple now ;~) I followed up with the
prospective members a day later and confirmed they had been contacted by the
other Commander, they had. 

Cheers,


Bob 


-----Original Message-----
From: psml-bounces at usps.org [mailto:psml-bounces at usps.org] On Behalf Of John
& Judy Gill
Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 6:08 AM
To: boatsafe at comcast.net
Cc: psml at usps.org
Subject: Re: [Psml] Probable Spam: Re: PSML Digest, Vol 3,Issue 11 Dues
billing question

I don't know why this message was addressed to me, but I will ask the
obvious questions:  "What happens when a prospective member wishes to join a
Squadron in a different area than the Squadron who taught the boating course
he/she took?"  The next question is:  "Why send the information to National
if they are not going to keep accurate records?"

John Gill

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On Nov 24, 2006, at 7:20 PM, WMMILLER at aol.com wrote:

> I believe it is up to the individual to keep the certificate of 
> completing a boating course.  That is how the records can be corrected 
> regarding family or full membership.  Don't fault headquarters if the 
> squadron can't keep their records up to date.
>
> Bill Miller
> GLSPS
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