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And...ALL fees are INCLUDED in those prices!! No more service fees etc. So, when you compare to last year's all-in price, this is a huge improvement and had better make a serious impact on season ticket sales. If it doesn't, then no one can complain when they go back to last year's prices (since that actually made a huge increase in revenue).
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I believe you will have to have your PSC pledge for the year that is about to start paid in full by June 1st to receive the $99 season tickets. Fund drive is about to kick off so if the year "begins" in March, you have three months to pay your full amount to get the discount.Originally posted by Silent EarlWhen exactly does the PSC year run from, is it June - May, is it calendar, or what? When they want to know your PSC level are they talking about last years sign up that we are still in I think, or this upcoming year which isn't started yet?
Hopefully a Fund Drive volunteer can confirm or correct me.
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Actually, you don't have to have your pledge fully paid (unless you want to). This year there will be no monthly "bill me" option like in the past. You will either have to provide a credit card to have your donation pulled in 12 equal installments, direct debit from your bank account to pull 12 equal payments, or you can pay it in full within a month of pledging (basically paid in full by May). If you are a UNI employee, you can still do payroll deduct, too. As long as you have provided a credit card or bank account to have your pledge pulled from, you will be eligible for the PSC benefits immediately.Originally posted by MarshallTucker View PostI believe you will have to have your PSC pledge for the year that is about to start paid in full by June 1st to receive the $99 season tickets. Fund drive is about to kick off so if the year "begins" in March, you have three months to pay your full amount to get the discount.
Hopefully a Fund Drive volunteer can confirm or correct me.
And yes, the PSC benefits year is the academic / athletic year (Fall 2009 thru Summer 2010).
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Well then I'm confused. The PDF ticket ordering form linked in the above article says, "Discounts only apply to the number of allowed tickets per PSC membership levels and your PSC pledge must be paid in full on June 1 to receive the discounted season ticket price."Originally posted by Panther-Sheik View PostActually, you don't have to have your pledge fully paid (unless you want to). This year there will be no monthly "bill me" option like in the past. You will either have to provide a credit card to have your donation pulled in 12 equal installments, direct debit from your bank account to pull 12 equal payments, or you can pay it in full within a month of pledging (basically paid in full by May). If you are a UNI employee, you can still do payroll deduct, too. As long as you have provided a credit card or bank account to have your pledge pulled from, you will be eligible for the PSC benefits immediately.
And yes, the PSC benefits year is the academic / athletic year (Fall 2009 thru Summer 2010).
And above that states that after June 1, prices are $120 for adults.
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I also assumed iowa tix would be on the form. Its most likely because we have less tickets than at Iowa State.Selling a lot of old UNI stuff here: http://www.panthernation.com/showthread.php?t=65762
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A "paid" PSC membership is achieved by either: A) paying in full; B) giving a valid credit card to have installment payments made (don't have to be 12 months...could be 6 equal monthly); C) bank account for auto debit (same rule as credit card). In the PSC, any of these are called "Cash in Hand". The problem has been with people choosing to be billed monthly for their donation. The "welchers" account for about $80,000 in unpaid pledges per year, which is not chump change to UNI. Thus, no more "bill me monthly" option. I personally like the credit card option. Easy and less painful to pay over a year's time. Makes it more feasible for everyone to increase your pledge amount this year!!Originally posted by MarshallTucker View PostWell then I'm confused. The PDF ticket ordering form linked in the above article says, "Discounts only apply to the number of allowed tickets per PSC membership levels and your PSC pledge must be paid in full on June 1 to receive the discounted season ticket price."
And above that states that after June 1, prices are $120 for adults.
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Gotcha, makes sense. Thanks for the clarification!Originally posted by Panther-Sheik View PostA "paid" PSC membership is achieved by either: A) paying in full; B) giving a valid credit card to have installment payments made (don't have to be 12 months...could be 6 equal monthly); C) bank account for auto debit (same rule as credit card). In the PSC, any of these are called "Cash in Hand". The problem has been with people choosing to be billed monthly for their donation. The "welchers" account for about $80,000 in unpaid pledges per year, which is not chump change to UNI. Thus, no more "bill me monthly" option. I personally like the credit card option. Easy and less painful to pay over a year's time. Makes it more feasible for everyone to increase your pledge amount this year!!
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