so does seniority matter anymore?

Yellow Bedwetter wrote:

i'll never not renew for only $40 (plus its cool they have an auto-renew feature now) but does having a 363xxx number do anything for me now that theres a lottery system? if not, i feel really bad for the 5-digit people.

pjradio wrote:

"Tickets for seated shows will be assigned based on seniority"

InMyTree4 wrote:

Ironically I just lost my number today because I waited to long to renew, wish it didnt but i'm sure it still does.

Membership Renewal Policy

The definition of the Ten Club membership renewal policy states a membership is considered delinquent on the exact date of expiration. All membership benefits will stop on the expiration date if the membership is not renewed.

All memberships purchased after June 3rd 2012 will be required to keep a credit card on file for annual membership renewals. This card will be automatically charged exactly one year from your current expiration date for the membership level and price you had on your last date of expiration.

An email notice will be sent to all members who are expiring but their credit card info will not process. Ten Club will make 3 attempts every 24 hours to process the credit card for the annual membership fee. If the last attempt fails, Ten Club will email the member notifying them that the membership could not be renewed and is therefore expired.

For memberships that have been expired less than 90 days after the date of expiration: Your delinquent account may be renewed by logging in and purchasing a membership. Your membership benefits will start up again on that date of payment and you will keep your last member number.

For memberships that have been expired for more than 90 days after the expiration date: Delinquent accounts can be renewed by logging in to the expired account and purchasing a new membership. Your membership benefits will start up again on that date of payment. However, a new member number will automatically be assigned and all seniority will be lost.

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