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Our Club launched in October 2004 to enable UK riders to get more from their snowboarding. Our members save £100s on equipment, holidays and slope time.
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In 2015, Action Sports Club launched, providing more discounts across more sports for all members.
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Outgoing = Wallet rapists
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A shandy and riding is quite good I think. 5 beers and tequila slammers, not so good. Last night anyway, so always big beers after the Bash Dash.
As said before, CC payments incur a % charge for the retailer. Rather than absorb that into the price, i'd much rather they added it on as an extra, and let debit card users avoid the charge.
However, not making another means of payment available, or charging equal amounts for cheaper methods, is bad practice in my view. If a price is advertised, I want to be able to pay that price. If there are compulsory extras, then the advertised price is basically a lie. It makes comparing prices a lot harder when I have to go through the whole booking process for each one, and it was my understanding that this practice is now illegal.
P.s - Just want to say that i'm taking not a cheap shot at the WB, as I imagine that a lot of people put a lot of hard work into making it happen.
We have all been there.