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Well, the person at Wakefield said they will wait until about 530pm for us

But if theres a problem getting there around then, we can work out something - like i send you the paperwork (easy, just name, address etc for their insurance) and you can either send it completed back to me, or direct to them. Then i can collect your key when i arrive and you just call me when you arrive and i walk to the gate and let you in :thumbsup:

I made a second payment of $100 for the 2 extra people. The payment reference is "Jon Bates".

Could you please check its there?

Cheers :P

What date did you make the extra payment?

I cant find it in there




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