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With regards to paypal: You can always write down your passwords. I know, sounds silly, but it's actually more secure than forgetting and having it emailed to whomever might be listening to your unencrypted email connection.
I keep my passwords in my Wallet, on the back of a business card. That way it's just as secure as your credit card.
With the plethora of sites requiring some form of identification and password sign-on, keeping them all in my head just got to be impossible.
Back on topic, I'm Gold. Without this site to assist in the frame off, I'm not sure if I would have agreed to take it on.
With regards to paypal: You can always write down your passwords. I know, sounds silly, but it's actually more secure than forgetting and having it emailed to whomever might be listening to your unencrypted email connection.
I keep my passwords in my Wallet, on the back of a business card. That way it's just as secure as your credit card.
With the plethora of sites requiring some form of identification and password sign-on, keeping them all in my head just got to be impossible.
Back on topic, I'm Gold. Without this site to assist in the frame off, I'm not sure if I would have agreed to take it on.
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Yep, I've gone for gold, too! For less than the price of membership to a UK Triumph club I have advice, comradeship and entertainment whenever I want it. Thank you Basil and everyone else who I have conversed with.
Now, how do I set up my Blog?
Yep, I've gone for gold, too! For less than the price of membership to a UK Triumph club I have advice, comradeship and entertainment whenever I want it. Thank you Basil and everyone else who I have conversed with.
Now, how do I set up my Blog?
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bump!!
Brosky said:I know that Basil posted information about the future of the Forum(s) and what he decided to do going forward, based on feedback from many, many members.
I almost missed the "Subscriptions" option in "My Stuff" until last night, when I promptly signed up for the year.
Is everyone one else officially joining (as many said that they would), so that we can keep this great thing going?
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I am one of those infrequent users as I have time constraints. The free service would cover my needs but not subscribing would not be in keeping with the spirit of this site and the work put in by Basil. For the help I've recieved I've signed up for Silver.
Thanks all!
I am one of those infrequent users as I have time constraints. The free service would cover my needs but not subscribing would not be in keeping with the spirit of this site and the work put in by Basil. For the help I've recieved I've signed up for Silver.
Thanks all!
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Just catching up here.
I think I have to agree with PeterK here. I really am not too keeen on the whole star rating thing.
The school our kids attend has a lot of fund raising, and list the families - by class - that have contributed to their Annual Fund. I was a bit off-put by this - seemed like an inverse of the "Scarlet Letter" to me, somehow shameing those who did not contribute into doing so. In a fit of non-conformity, we agreed to donate ONLY if it was listed as an anonymous contribution.
Perhaps we could do something similar here. I am happy to pitch in, and not free-load on Basil's good graces, but would rather be listed as just a "member", or not have any postscript at all if that was possible. Don't want to sound whiney, but its just a thought.
Rob.
Just catching up here.
I think I have to agree with PeterK here. I really am not too keeen on the whole star rating thing.
The school our kids attend has a lot of fund raising, and list the families - by class - that have contributed to their Annual Fund. I was a bit off-put by this - seemed like an inverse of the "Scarlet Letter" to me, somehow shameing those who did not contribute into doing so. In a fit of non-conformity, we agreed to donate ONLY if it was listed as an anonymous contribution.
Perhaps we could do something similar here. I am happy to pitch in, and not free-load on Basil's good graces, but would rather be listed as just a "member", or not have any postscript at all if that was possible. Don't want to sound whiney, but its just a thought.
Rob.
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I'm now a proud subscriber happy to help keep this great resource going on.
I'm now a proud subscriber happy to help keep this great resource going on.
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"Locks of Love" is a great institution. Horsemits has been a repeated contributor. I personally couldn't get three hairs together in mass formation.
As for contribution to the BCF, you can contribute in any manner you wish. Remaining anony-mouse is certainly an option. PayPal ain't th' only way... [self-censored]
sheesh.
"Locks of Love" is a great institution. Horsemits has been a repeated contributor. I personally couldn't get three hairs together in mass formation.
As for contribution to the BCF, you can contribute in any manner you wish. Remaining anony-mouse is certainly an option. PayPal ain't th' only way... [self-censored]
sheesh.
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bump
What does internet service cost in the states?
I pay $80 a month here on the island.
If I can afford the cost of internet, I certainly can afford
to kick some $$ to help out basil and the BCF.
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Brosky said:I know that Basil posted information about the future of the Forum(s) and what he decided to do going forward, based on feedback from many, many members.
I almost missed the "Subscriptions" option in "My Stuff" until last night, when I promptly signed up for the year.
Is everyone one else officially joining (as many said that they would), so that we can keep this great thing going?
bump
What does internet service cost in the states?
I pay $80 a month here on the island.
If I can afford the cost of internet, I certainly can afford
to kick some $$ to help out basil and the BCF.
d
dale
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Ain't it the truth, Kodanja
My total package runs around $160 a month; TR car repairs have
averaged $1,600 per month for two years. Think what it might
have cost me without the forum knowledge base!!
The forum has saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
( or a trip to The Crusher.) Plus I've gotten to meet some really
fine folks and even broke bread with a few here on island.
Heck! I tip the young lad who bags my groceries around $100 per year.
$1 per trip to the grocery store, twice a week shopping.
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kodanja said:
Ain't it the truth, Kodanja
My total package runs around $160 a month; TR car repairs have
averaged $1,600 per month for two years. Think what it might
have cost me without the forum knowledge base!!
The forum has saved me tens of thousands of dollars.
( or a trip to The Crusher.) Plus I've gotten to meet some really
fine folks and even broke bread with a few here on island.
Heck! I tip the young lad who bags my groceries around $100 per year.
$1 per trip to the grocery store, twice a week shopping.
bump
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Let's go folks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dale
Brosky said:I know that Basil posted information about the future of the Forum(s) and what he decided to do going forward, based on feedback from many, many members.
I almost missed the "Subscriptions" option in "My Stuff" until last night, when I promptly signed up for the year.
Is everyone one else officially joining (as many said that they would), so that we can keep this great thing going?
bump
Let's go folks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dale