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Sass Grand Master

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I am a Vic member - signed up and paid to become a member in approx March this year

and had the Vic member tag and access to the Vic members section today up until i made a donation.

now i have the donation tag in place of the Vic members tag and only have access the events section, not the members section in Vicoria.

if someone could please look into this for me

i would really appreciate it.

thank you,

Sarah

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Kaz200 Grand Master

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I seem to have lost member access too :D PM'd Adz to check if my renewal is due caus I haven't gotten a reminder email or anything.. but I did make a donation a week or 2 ago and lost member access sometime between now and then.. can you please check if I should have access Shan?

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PranK Grand Master

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Bah, sorry guys, it seems that when you make a donation through the subscriptions service in the control panel, it buggers up your access if you are a club member. I thought I had fixed this, but apparently not. I'll sort it out.

Thanks for donating too guys, it means a lot!! :sick::(

Christian

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