Cost of Roster

[TodFitch]

Hi John,

The region web site shows that you successfully accessed the site at about 10:15 PM Pacific Time this evening. If you are still having problems drop me an email.

In case you don't get back to this forum for a while, I also sent an email to you.

--Tod

[jd2ksilver]

OK I must be doing something wrong.  I am relatively new , 5-6 months I think. 

But I did not get a card to submit my info.  Nor can I access the roster even though I am a paying member here, and the Golden State Club???????

Todd, maybe you can send me a email shedding some light on how to access it?

Thanks, John

[TodFitch]

The national roster is on line. All you need to do is send your dues into the Golden State Region. :)

You can't get to that portion of the web site without being a dues paying member. Of course to belong to the region you must also belong to the national. . .

http://goldenstate.ply33.com/

[Cliff54]

I believe that POC should just put the membership ROSTER "on line" its a lot quicker and less costly. The Harris system is a money making tool for Harris.

"just my thoughts"

Cliff59

[mopardave]

I also thought the cost was excessive, but I ordered one anyway.

[Jim Benjaminson]

Hi David -  actually the roster isn't costing the club anything other than some time and transferring membership data to Harris Direct.  We knew from the get-go it wouldn't be a "big seller" but it was a chance to publish a hard cover roster/book with photos of members cars at no cost to the club.  Jim Benjaminson

[David Pollock]

I was surprised to learn the cost of the membership roster. I realize it is a major undertaking and has not yet been cleared of problems but despite the effort put into it, I cannot generate any enthusiasm for paying $80 or more for a copy.  If others feel as I do, it seems to me the club may be headed for a financial crisis of major proportions.

Did I miss something along the way, or has this project gotten out of hand? Call me cheap if you will but I can live without the roster more easily than parting with $ 80.   dp