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i made an online app has it been received? how do you want me to pay?

yes John I have recieved it mate eft the money into the SAU acct.

Name: Skylines Australia - Victoria

BSB: 033305

Account: 265609

Description: *Your Name* <- if it cant be your name pm me what your description is then.

Thanks.

mate i did your renewal pack last week. you havent got it yet?

Unless you sent it to my old address, which I updated during last years renewal? When I got the reminder email it had my old address and last year it got sent to the correct address (pretty sure I didnt have mail forwarding then, and I am 100% that I updated my deets last year, did so again this year).

Will check the mail again tonight, if you can send me a PM with the address you sent it to :P

yes John I have recieved it mate eft the money into the SAU acct.

Name: Skylines Australia - Victoria

BSB: 033305

Account: 265609

Description: *Your Name* <- if it cant be your name pm me what your description is then.

Thanks.

thanks dan il pay it in the morning and il use my name or jfk... il pm you ...2moz

Hey guys

I filled out the online application and emailed it to the membership@sauvic email, I also deposited the 70 into the account which will be in there tomorrow morning, the reference is ' Kyle Woodford', where to from here?

Cheers

Kyle

new membership payment made

form sent and money deposited on 19/10/10

refference M D SPITERI

let me know when revived

im interested in hill climb mt bulla hopefully you can process it by then

cheers Michael

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