Not quite. They (bricks) are protected for 10 years under your purchase agreement. The sponsor (purchaser) will be issued a sponsorship fee refund if the brick is removed before the 10-year anniversary. After 10 years, the agreement is fulfilled and no refund is provided in case of a removed brick.
I'd like to add that it's very unlikely they'll remove it before 10 years. This is just for clarification in *case* it happens.
Not quite. They (bricks) are protected for 10 years under your purchase agreement. The sponsor (purchaser) will be issued a sponsorship fee refund if the brick is removed before the 10-year anniversary. After 10 years, the agreement is fulfilled and no refund is provided in case of a removed brick.
I'd like to add that it's very unlikely they'll remove it before 10 years. This is just for clarification in *case* it happens.
Here's the map
We have a brick in C33 right now, right along the C32-C33 line, so it's easy to find. It's been 11 years, so I'm glad it's still there. With talk of the fountain possibly being built in the middle, I was afraid that they would remove it, so I got another one (my birthday present from me to me), and we're in section C19 or C09 (can't remember off hand). I did get the certificate, but haven't received my acrylic replica yet, though.
payment did not post on my credit card yet either
Paperwork for our brick came in today's mail
The inscription looks perfect. The enclosed letter says that a sponsorship form has been included only if we haven't already signed one, plus a postage paid envelope to return it. My package had neither, presumably because I faxed in the original order with a signature. The letter goes on to say that we should contact them by phone or email if we find any errors or want any changes. I have neither. So apparently, I'm good to go.
No CC charge yet, but that's OK too
-Bob
