Question about transfers

[norm&linda]

Hi -- i have a couple questions about transfers.

I have read the rule is one transfer per membership per year.

i have two contracts, BCV and BWV under my membership. Can i only make one transfer in or out of one of those contracts, or can i do one transfer for each contract.

i just completed my first transfer in, of a member's 2010 use year points. Would that be considered my transfer for 2010? Am i allowed to also make a transfer of 2009 use year points and then potentially bank them?

thanks for your help.

 

[Deb & Bill]

If they are two master contracts, it's one transfer per contract per year. If one is an add-on, you've had your one transfer a year.

 

[norm&linda]

thanks!

 

[edk35]

Hey I have a question about that too. We have three 100 point contracts at SSR and then added on another 100 pt. contract at AKV. So are we allowed the same ONE transfer a year. We split our 300 points at SSR into three contracts. Thanks

 

[Deb & Bill]

Hey I have a question about that too. We have three 100 point contracts at SSR and then added on another 100 pt. contract at AKV. So are we allowed the same ONE transfer a year. We split our 300 points at SSR into three contracts. Thanks

It sounds like your 100 point SSR contracts are at least one master and multiple add-ons. Your AKV is an add-on as well.

Look at the contract numbers for each. If the first five numbers are the same and only the suffix past the decimal point is different, they are add-ons to one contract. If the first five numbers are different, they are different master contracts.

For example:

12345.0000 is a master contract
12345.0001 is an add-on.
23456.0000 is another master contract.

 

[edk35]

It sounds like your 100 point SSR contracts are at least one master and multiple add-ons. Your AKV is an add-on as well.

Look at the contract numbers for each. If the first five numbers are the same and only the suffix past the decimal point is different, they are add-ons to one contract. If the first five numbers are different, they are different master contracts.

For example:

12345.0000 is a master contract
12345.0001 is an add-on.
23456.0000 is another master contract.

YES I think they are considered add ons then. Thanks