Lifetime Membership discussion

[scottfab]

Originally Posted by ZR1

Great feedback!

....snip...

One last thing concerning this thread:
For lifetime membership, our local Corvette club honors its members with a lifetime membership with no dues to those who have been members for 20 years. Just a thought.

Now I LIKE that idea !!
It's not about the money.
It's about the dedication.

[PhillipsLT5]

I like it too, maybe I am 1/2 way home

[FU]

Hmmm you pose some very interesting idea's Mr. ZR1, please come forward and introduce yourself.

Thank you,
Frank U.

[scottfab]

Originally Posted by PhillipsLT5

I like it too, maybe I am 1/2 way home

I guess I'm a bit over 3/4 the way but depends on if credit is
counted and transferable from the now three club (club names)
that there have been.
1. ZR-1 Registry
2. ZR-1 Net
3. ZR-1 Net Registry

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by scottfab

I guess I'm a bit over 3/4 the way but depends on if credit is
counted and transferable from the now three club (club names)
that there have been.
1. ZR-1 Registry
2. ZR-1 Net
3. ZR-1 Net Registry

Don't forget the lt5 registry and the president that stole our money

[Fully Vetted]

Originally Posted by ZR1

...For lifetime membership, our local Corvette club honors its members with a lifetime membership with no dues to those who have been members for 20 years...

19 more years to go. The Blue Beast will be 38 years old!

[WVZR-1]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

So....I will UP my offer to $225 for ten years with a Tag that says Gold Member and maybe Two Gold Stars.......

See Economic Analysis

And.....i do not need any free stuff every year or password for Members only (which is a plus for board members as that reduces their Headaches)

I had to recalculate as I have just been told annual membership is $35 rather than $45

A NEW membership is $45 and renewals are $35 I believe - Should there be a reinstatement fee for a lapse of several years of "no participation". I'd think it maybe deserves a conversation. Could or should such a fee be waived "for circumstances"? Might deserve a conversation also!

[DRM500RUBYZR-1]

So, let's see if I understand this.
I am older.
You are younger.
Either you are paying less because my "lifetime" buys less time.
or
I am paying more for my shorter "lifetime" to cover your longer time.

This sounds a lot like some healthcare plan that I keep hearing about.

Why not a medicare type option( although I am not there yet) where you younger fellas respectfully pay my share, because, .... uhh becuase.....
Well I don't know, the government does it so it must be right, right?



FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR OLD GUYS FOR LIFE!!!!!!

Boy, you young guys would really be screwed!

I plan to live to 90+, and drive too! (watch out)

Hey, but in a few years I can whine about "being on a fixed income"

Thanks for playing along!

Marty

[dredgeguy]

Originally Posted by DRM500RUBYZR-1

So, let's see if I understand this.
I am older.
You are younger.
Either you are paying less because my "lifetime" buys less time.
or
I am paying more for my shorter "lifetime" to cover your longer time.

This sounds a lot like some healthcare plan that I keep hearing about.

Why not a medicare type option( although I am not there yet) where you younger fellas respectfully pay my share, because, .... uhh becuase.....
Well I don't know, the government does it so it must be right, right?



FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR OLD GUYS FOR LIFE!!!!!!

Boy, you young guys would really be screwed!

I plan to live to 90+, and drive too! (watch out)

Hey, but in a few years I can whine about "being on a fixed income"

Thanks for playing along!

Marty

Marty,
You made my day.....just priceless

[Franke]

Dyno, are you an accountant by chance?