CSC CHRONICALS 5

Chapter hundred and 43 in the customer service cannot Chronicles. Also titled consumer head.net.

Meetup.com

today I got an e-mail. Meet up charged my credit card for another six months of membership. Here’s the thing about me up. They’ve got a pretty smart thing going: they host a site that allows you to get a group together. You can plan, organize functions, keep in touch with your members. That is, if you’re an Organizer (head of the group.) For this privilege, you pay meet up $90 per year or something like that (I think it’s $150). So here’s what you’re doing: you’re bringing people into meet up and keeping them engaged so that meet up can promote to them. For that privilege, you’re paying them. Sure, you’re allowed to make money for your group, by charging dues or prices for particular offense that you plan. I can tell you from working about at least an hour today on my ski club, it’s a lot of work to even get enough dues at from everyone even though you can ask your members for money.