SABAA

[Kassie]

So the 2013-2014 season is rapidly drawing to a close.

Those of you in the know out there, has there been any more suggestions of another price increase in SABAA subs for 2014-2015?

I for one don't want another surprise shafting. Going fishing is hell expensive enough already.

[Brenden]

haven't heard a thing regarding increases Kassie, but can find out for you

[Riprap]

Kassie, would suppose you are specifically asking about Silver card fees?
Perhaps chat to your provincial chairman and send Mark a mail requesting what transpired at the last Divisional and SABAA meetings held this year.

[Kassie]

This site is so much quicker Rip.
Plus, there's always the possibility that a simple question will deteriorate into a mud slinging free-for-all shouting match.

Personally - I'm over it...(the whole "card" fee issue. It's like arguing for reparations for Nkandla - never gonna happen :eusa_wall: ) So I'll just pay.
But I want to know if there's another surprise 50% increase again so I can sob myself to sleep at night as opposed to lying there worrying about it :blue-rolleyes:

[Brenden]

Kassie when was there a 50% increase from SABAA?? maybe from your club or division but not from the top. there is no change in subs for the new season.

[Kassie]

Silver card went from R200 to R300.
R100 increase.
R100 divided by R200 = 50%

[Brenden]

ok see your point, this in how many years? electricity and fuel went up how much over what period? just saying, your subs went up R8.30 per month, that's one beer, but anyway lets blast the site with negativity geesh. actually a very cheap home brew beer that is. maybe follow Rip raps suggestion in future

[Southpaw]

While we are on the topic of increases, I saw this last night. We might be paying more for everything else but 'the internet' is cheaper
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