Re: [AISdiscuss] E-memberships

[John I Jones <jijones@usjoneses.com>]

Just so you all know I am in the process of setting up the PayPal 
account  for AIS. It is not a one day process. It is not hard there are 
just some time delays in the process.

Once that is set up and I understand how to set up a cart with a menu 
of items for someone to select, we can add what we want to the 
"catalog".

At the moment we will have a single address account. By that I mean 
that one email address will receive notification of a transaction. This 
would logically be Tom Gormley for memberships.  Currently it is me 
until we get the system set up and debugged.

Do we want to have the ability to take Section subscriptions via PayPal?

We might want to have a separate account for www.irisregister.com since 
I manage that process. It would save Tom from having to forward 
messages to me and might make accounting easier. I need to understand 
more about how to manage multiple PayPal accounts.

John


On Mar 30, 2006, at 7:59 AM, GormleyGreenery@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 3/30/2006 9:45:18 A.M. Central Standard Time,
> PlankMail@aol.com writes:
>
> Let's  not discuss the on line "Join  Button,"  that will be happening
> extremely soon -- please direct your  attention to creating a class  of
> membership
> called "e-member" and what  benefits AIS could offer a  potentially
> interested
> party, as well  as what new infusion of  vitality it could bring to 
> the AIS.
>
>
>
> Gottcha!  We are glad to hear the Join Button is close to  
> completion-we had
> not heard that.  Will you include joining the Sections in  that also?
>
> As for "diagramming" out the E-Memberships:
> Separate dues fee for "no mail" type membership?
> What type of on-line benefits could we offer?  Some Bulletin articles  
> in pdf
> format?  The whole Bulletin in pdf format? More pictures that are  not
> available to non-members?  Power Point downloadables?
>
> Rita  Gormley
> Gormley Greenery
> Cedar Hill, MO
> AIS Region 18, Zone  5
> http://www.gormleygreenery.com/
>
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