KCBS membership

[Poker Smoker]

How do you renew your KCBS membership online?
How do you even get to your "account settings" once you have logged in?
I must be blind.

 

[Jason TQ]

On the very top right of the homepage there is a MemberLogin where you login. Then right next to it is a Join Now button. Click on that and one of the options is "renew".

 

[Poker Smoker]

Wow, thanks for the help.

 

[Poker Smoker]

PayPal, really? It is 2013, not 2003.

 

[wmaes47]

PayPal is Easy...

PayPal, really? It is 2013, not 2003.

You might like snail mail and mail in the application along with your check...

My PayPal debits my checking account immediately... No Worries Mate

 

[Jason TQ]

PayPal, really? It is 2013, not 2003.

Huh?? What's wrong with PayPal? They have cc payment too.

 

[Poker Smoker]

Huh?? What's wrong with PayPal? They have cc payment too.

PayPal is a "free" service then?

 

[wmaes47]

PayPal is a "free" service then?

Not free to KCBS, but no cost to you...

.

 

[Poker Smoker]

I think I made my point ... next!

 

[Fat Freddy]

I must have missed something

 

[Jason TQ]

I think I made my point ... next!

What point was this?

 

[wmaes47]

I think I made my point ... next!

Huh???

 

[NazBQ]

You can always call them during business hours too. They'll take your card over the phone.

 

[carlyle]

I renewed today by phone.

Quick, easy, and I actually got to talk with a real person. Nice.

And it was a land line to boot.

 

[smokeisgood]

Did they ever get the website cleaned?

 

[CBQ]

I think I made my point ... next!

Ya, I missed it too.

You don't need a PayPal account to do a payment. Just use the guest option and enter the credit card directly. No need to create a PayPal account. No need to do a balance transfer or any nonsense like that.

A lot of web sites will go this route because, unlike a lot of other credit card processors, PayPal does not require you to have a merchant account and the associated fees. They still charge KCBS a transaction fee, but that fee is about the same as what other processors would charge them on top of a merchant fee. It's still a smart choice for a website that isn't selling a huge catalog of items.

 

[ViciousGame]

Any credit card (Visa, MC, Amex, ect.) payments are not free to the retailer/seller anyways. PayPal is no different.