How do I enter this when a member had previously withdrawn
all his funds fully, and then later has decided to rejoin
the club? Thanks!

Duc Truong wrote:
> How do I enter this when a member had previously withdrawn
> all his funds fully, and then later has decided to rejoin
> the club? Thanks!
 
If the returning member withdrew prior to 2004, the best way to do
this is to enter the returning member as a new member of the club by
selecting the 'add member(s)' icon on the Administration / Roster
page.
 
https://www.bivio.com/my-club-site/admin/roster
 
If the member withdrew during 2004, please email support@bivio.com and
we'll update the member's status to allow them to begin contributing
to the club again.
 
Paul Moeller
bivio, Inc.

Duc Truong wrote:
> How do I enter this when a member had previously withdrawn
> all his funds fully, and then later has decided to rejoin
> the club? Thanks!

Here's how we do it.... we don't allow it....
If they fully withdraw - they're out for good.
If they partially withdraw - they continue to make their
monthly (required) contributions.
Makes 'em think before they fully withdraw. This ain't no
checking/savings account you know.
Seems to work so far.

Larry Kenimer
GISMO- good investors stock market organization (since
02/2001). Currently 14 members with assests of $23,000+/-.

Larry Kenimer wrote:
> Duc Truong wrote:
> > How do I enter this when a member had previously withdrawn
> > all his funds fully, and then later has decided to rejoin
> > the club? Thanks!
>
> Here's how we do it.... we don't allow it....
> If they fully withdraw - they're out for good.
> If they partially withdraw - they continue to make their
> monthly (required) contributions.
> Makes 'em think before they fully withdraw. This ain't no
> checking/savings account you know.
> Seems to work so far.
>
> Larry Kenimer
> GISMO- good investors stock market organization (since
> 02/2001). Currently 14 members with assests of $23,000+/-.


Wow Larry. God forbid someone in your club has a medical
issue like cancer that makes them withdraw for a year. I
guess I could see how you never want deadbeats like that
coming back to your club. After all they might then just
turn around and die. Your process seems a little harsh, no?

Larry Kenimer wrote:
> Duc Truong wrote:
> > How do I enter this when a member had previously withdrawn
> > all his funds fully, and then later has decided to rejoin
> > the club? Thanks!
>
> Here's how we do it.... we don't allow it....
> If they fully withdraw - they're out for good.
> If they partially withdraw - they continue to make their
> monthly (required) contributions.
> Makes 'em think before they fully withdraw. This ain't no
> checking/savings account you know.
> Seems to work so far.
>
> Larry Kenimer
> GISMO- good investors stock market organization (since
> 02/2001). Currently 14 members with assests of $23,000+/-.


We insist that fully withrawn members stay that way for at
least a year...thereafter they can return the same way new
members are elected. (which, by the way, works like this:
1. Attend at least one quarterly meeting as guest of a
member
2 if interested, get a member to sponsor, and submit a
request to join, together with a brief resume
3. This information is circulated to the membership, and if
there are no objections filed with the secretary within a
month of the information having been sent around, the
applicant is admitted, or placed on the waiting list..
 We have a size limit (45 members), so admission is not
 guaranteed.

If you're willing to let them re-join your club, then bring
them in as a new member.

Bob