John P. Looney wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 12, 2005 at 09:57:47AM +0100, Bryan O'Donoghue mentioned:
>>>It's worth noting that skirmish will allow a variance of perhaps 2
>>people, after which the organiser, probably me in this case, will have
>>to fork out the difference, so, if you are registering your intent to
>>participate, please actually arrive or inform me <=24 hours previously
>>of your inability to participate.
>>> Don't do it this way. I got stung before, when 8 out of 20 people pulled
> out of an ILUG paintball exercise, and I got hit for the discrepancy
> (something like 80 euro), as I arranged it.
>> If people want to go, maybe give them bank details via SMS or something
> of an account they can pay their deposit (35 euro at least) into. Give it
> back if they give more than 72 hours notice.
>> ILUG types are pretty lazy & unreliable. Otherwise they'd be using
> unreliable software that'd need a lot of work to look after it :)
Hrmm.
I'll take John's advice on this. As a first step, those who wish to go,
should a) mail me and then b) I'll SMS you a bank a/c where you can put
your €35/€40 deposit. You'll all just have to trust, that I'm not some
418er , looking to scam 200 bucks !
Again I'll take advice proffered and give 72 hours as a notice period,
for those who wish to pull out.
I'm open to suggestions as to alternate ways of organising this also, if
these arrangements aren't acceptable to people.
Bryan
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