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At last check there were 5 spots left.

A lot of people are asking about paying to get on the list. Forms get you on the list, payment keeps you on the list ;-)

We will have a reserves list as said above. There are normally a few that drop out. Please make sure you have a mobile number on your form so we can call you if there is a spot.

The list will be updated in the morning.

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Even if the lsit fills up

get your entry in (but hold off on payment)

you will be on the reserve list

if people don't pay in time or need to pull out you will get bumped up and can pay at the time.

I've got in on that method b4.

not the quickest i've seen a deca sell out but fastest for a few years.

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