X203Lightningrocks wrote:That is a pretty good idea!!! I would approve a monthly charge. I do it with all kinds of stuff. Then they could quit spending money sending me mail every month asking for donations. I hope they take into consideration!baldeagle wrote:I just sent a comment to NRA-ILA asking them why they don't have a continuing contribution option. I have the Heritage Foundation electronically withdraw money from my account each month. I think if the NRA-ILA has that option, they'd get a lot of additional donations.
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- Sun Jan 20, 2013 2:34 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Why I don't belong to the NRA
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Re: Why I don't belong to the NRA
- Sun Jan 20, 2013 12:11 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Why I don't belong to the NRA
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Re: Why I don't belong to the NRA
Welcome to the dark sideStevenFromTexas wrote:O.K. I just signed up for two years, and I am going to receive the magazine I selected in digital format to help out on their costs. I'll see how things go as far as not getting trash mail from the NRA. I really want to see my funds go toward more important things other than renewal notices. I've seen enough replies on this topic that my mind has changed . . . didn't think that would happen when I started this topic.
- Sun Jan 20, 2013 11:41 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Why I don't belong to the NRA
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Re: Why I don't belong to the NRA
No disrespect, but if your joining the NRA for the magazine then you are joining for the wrong reason. I, like you was a member in the early '90s. I re-joined in November on a two year membership. I think the NRA Needs as many members as it can get for the next 2 years to fend off the attacks on the 2A. In lieu of a $300 lifetime (a good deal), I signed up 10 people in my family @ the $25.00 membership. Level. Since I've signed up I have received multiple email updates on the current state of affairs, and they have asked for monetary help. I can't blame them though, because I think we are in the fight of our life.StevenFromTexas wrote:It's probably been twenty years or more since I was a member of the National Rifle Association. When I signed up for a one-year membership at the time, I was hit with multiple renewal offers BEFORE I even received the first issue of the magazine. Those offers continued throughout the one-year membership. And those offers continued for a time after the expiration of the one-year membership. It seemed my membership fee was being redirected right back toward me on wasted printing and postage costs instead of more important issues.
Anthing changed since?