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NAPP & Kepby Training Merging
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 243791" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>I have to say that while I like that they are grandfathering in folks at previous rates, and I like it a LOT since I'm in at the cheapest possible renewal, this trio of answers has my head spinning...</p><p></p><p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000">Q. So, if I’m already a NAPP member, how much will it cost when it’s time to renew my membership?</span></strong></p><p> <strong></strong><strong>A.</strong> <em>We’re “grandfathering you in” at NAPP’s original renewal price. Since back in the 1990s, NAPP membership has always been just $99, and so if you’re a NAPP member, you can renew your KelbyOne membership for that same $99 (even though the full price is $249). Best of all, your renewal rate stays the same, as long as you don’t leave KelbyOne. If you leave, and then decide to come back at some time in the future, you’d have to join from scratch at the new price of $249, so in short…don’t leave.</em></p><p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000">Q. But what if I’m a Kelby Training Subscriber?</span></strong></p><p> <strong></strong><strong>A.</strong> <em>You’re grandfathered in, too! A Kelby Training membership and renewal has been $199 for years, and thankfully that’s not going to change for you — as long as you remain a KelbyOne member. If you leave, and then decide to come back at some later time, you’d have to join from scratch at the new price of $249, so stay up to date and you’re locked in at the old price.</em></p><p><strong><span style="color: #ff0000">Q. What if I have both?</span></strong></p><p> <strong></strong><strong>A.</strong> <em>You can renew at whichever membership you had first. So, if you were a NAPP member, and you later joined Kelby Training, you can renew at the NAPP price. If you joined Kelby Training first, then you’d renew at the Kelby Training price instead.</em></p><p><em></em></p><p></p><p>So, like I said, I'm glad I'm in at $99, but if I was in at $199, I think I'd be pissed not to be offered the $99 rate, and I'd <strong>certainly</strong> be pissed if I was in both, but had joined NAPP second and wasn't offered the $199 price. I have no idea what the numbers are for one service vs. the other, but it just seems to be too convoluted. Regardless, color me content to be in at the cheap rate. If I ever decide to leave I'm wondering if I can "sell" my membership? LOL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 243791, member: 9240"] I have to say that while I like that they are grandfathering in folks at previous rates, and I like it a LOT since I'm in at the cheapest possible renewal, this trio of answers has my head spinning... [B][COLOR=#ff0000]Q. So, if I’m already a NAPP member, how much will it cost when it’s time to renew my membership?[/COLOR] [/B][B]A.[/B] [I]We’re “grandfathering you in” at NAPP’s original renewal price. Since back in the 1990s, NAPP membership has always been just $99, and so if you’re a NAPP member, you can renew your KelbyOne membership for that same $99 (even though the full price is $249). Best of all, your renewal rate stays the same, as long as you don’t leave KelbyOne. If you leave, and then decide to come back at some time in the future, you’d have to join from scratch at the new price of $249, so in short…don’t leave.[/I] [B][COLOR=#ff0000]Q. But what if I’m a Kelby Training Subscriber?[/COLOR] [/B][B]A.[/B] [I]You’re grandfathered in, too! A Kelby Training membership and renewal has been $199 for years, and thankfully that’s not going to change for you — as long as you remain a KelbyOne member. If you leave, and then decide to come back at some later time, you’d have to join from scratch at the new price of $249, so stay up to date and you’re locked in at the old price.[/I] [B][COLOR=#ff0000]Q. What if I have both?[/COLOR] [/B][B]A.[/B] [I]You can renew at whichever membership you had first. So, if you were a NAPP member, and you later joined Kelby Training, you can renew at the NAPP price. If you joined Kelby Training first, then you’d renew at the Kelby Training price instead. [/I] So, like I said, I'm glad I'm in at $99, but if I was in at $199, I think I'd be pissed not to be offered the $99 rate, and I'd [B]certainly[/B] be pissed if I was in both, but had joined NAPP second and wasn't offered the $199 price. I have no idea what the numbers are for one service vs. the other, but it just seems to be too convoluted. Regardless, color me content to be in at the cheap rate. If I ever decide to leave I'm wondering if I can "sell" my membership? LOL [/QUOTE]
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