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Snowboard Club UK FAQs (frequently-asked questions)
Category: Main -> SCUK -> The Club
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AnswerSo what exactly is the Snowboard Club UK all about and what is SCUK? Snowboard Club UK is a new initiative between Duncan Worrell of TheBoarder.co.uk and partners Stuart Brass and Spencer Claridge of Soul Sports. Dunx, Stu and Spence to our friends. "TheBoarder website was launched in 1997 and has grown to become Europe's favourite snowboard website. It has always had one clear goal - to serve the interests of UK snowboarders. Teaming up with Stuart Brass and Spencer Claridge, creates a great team. SCUK will combine their knowledge of the UK snowsports industry with TheBoarder's fantastic customer base, allowing us to more actively and effectively serve the interests of UK snowboarders and provide benefits that TheBoarder could not have hoped to provide alone. In becoming SCUK, the evolution of TheBoarder continues."Back to top What are the benefits of joining SCUK? The simple answer is to save you money. The joining pack alone is worth around £100. We also have a heap of discounts available, plus our own kick ass insurance scheme to keep you covered on the slopes. So what do I get when I first join SCUK? When you join you get a membership pack that contains your membership cards and the gifts and items you selected when you made you application. We may also throw in a few more bits and bobs like stickers if we like the cut of your jib. Okay, I'm convinced. How do I join the Club? You can click here to become a member of Snowboard Club. The online application is the only way to join SCUK at the present time. We hope the pages presented are fairly self-explanatory, but if you have any difficulties they just get in touch and we'll help you out. Back to topI don't have a credit or debit card. Is that a problem? No, you can also send us a cheque. Just click on the "Pay by Cheque" button when you see it on the Confirm Membership Application screen. Back to topHow safe is it using your credit / debit cards online? That's a difficult question to answer. I would like to apply for membership on behalf of a friend as a birthday present. How can I do this? When the Shop launches next year, you'll be able to order through that. In the meantime you can order a voucher by post. How do I change the address or phone number you have for me? You can update your postal addresses and telephone numbers (but not mobile) from the "Your membership" link at the top of every page once you're logged in. Alternatively, click here to go directly to the address update page. My membership is due for renewal on Jan 14th - but I'm wondering if it's possible for me to renew it now as I've lost my card? (and paying too much at xscape ;) ) Is there anyway of doing this? If you lose your card you have two options. One is to buy a replacement, which is covered elsewhere. In your case we can simply change the date on which your membership expires so you can renew early. You'll need to email dunx@snowboardclub.co.uk and ask him to do this. Back to topCan you please tell me when new discount codes will be released, such as the one with Westbeach for 10% as I spoke with them on the phone and they said that the current one will no longer work as it is 08. Thanks As with any discount, if you receive a problem obtaining it you should always email info@snowboardclub.co.uk Hay guys. i want to buy something online (bindings) form S2AS and they want a discount code. what shall i input to receive my 10% discount? thnx We're not sure who you mean by S2AS, but all discount codes can be seen on the discount pages once you're logged in as a member. Back to topI am looking for a SCUK family membership, but i can not find any details other than single membership. please help family of 2 adults 2 children. cheers We no longer have a family membership scheme because at £70 it would have been more expensive than 4x £15 full memberships introduced to replace all the old membership types. Also, less than 1% of our memberships were family memberships. Back to top[ FAQ index ]
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