Membership Dues and Cancelations
IAAP dues are payable on the same day as the day you subscribed to the IAAP either monthly, every six months, or yearly. Most of the time this is automatic via PayPal or 2CO. Please note your calendars so that you have plenty of warning.
Our policy on refunds and cancelations has been in effect since 1/1/2004:
IAAP members are responsible to keep track of renewal dates. We will not send a notice. If you decide not to renew your membership it is your responsibility to terminate your membership before the renewal date. If you need help on this email the admin. If we receive payment for membership you will have 48 hours to request a refund. Refunds will be granted at 80% of the membership fee accessed if requested within 48 hours of our receiving the payment. We will not grant refunds beyond 48 hours of payment being made.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Forum Visitors
Welcome to the IAAP Forums.
Due to heavy spam registrations to the forum we no longer allow new form registrations that use any free email services such as Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, or MSN.
Have you already registered? If so... Login so you can see the threads and post.
If you are a first time visitor to the forums, please take a moment to register and you will be granted full access to the forums for 30 days. After 30 days you will be required to either join as a "Forum Only User" or if you prefer a full "IAAP Associate Member".
When registering please use your real name, or your studio name. Example: "Roger Fenton" or "Fenton Photography"
If you use a screen name other than what is authorized, your registration will be denied, and you will be required to start the process over.
We look forward to your participation in the IAAP community forums.
Did you Know?!
Did you know that if you are not logged in as a user you may be missing some forum sections? We hide some Forums from prying eyes, so if you are not logged in you may not even know they are there. One example is the Request For Proposals page, or messages in your USERCP. You should always log-in.
