Is it a rip off?

Posted on 26/04/2019 17:20 by

Since you ask.  The IoD gives a reduced membership rate to all its retired members.  As a retired fellow I pay only about 10% of the annual fee and benefit from substantially reduced prices for other benefits 😉.

Posted on 26/04/2019 17:37 by Tinwheeler

Would I be right in thinking that 10% of the membership fee of IoD is somewhere on a par with, of even more than, CAMC membership? 

Membership from £640 for IOD makes CAMC seem a real bargain.😀

 

Posted on 26/04/2019 16:57 by

Ryan Air, Easy Jet and other Easy businesses, virtually every hotel chain often supported by the likes of Lastminute.com, etc, etc.  I'm sure if you think about it you could come up with others such as Brittany Ferries, and Euro Tunnel.

Posted on 26/04/2019 17:47 by

😂 It is, and considerably better Vfm.

Posted on 26/04/2019 17:47 by

😂 It is, and considerably better Vfm.

Posted on 26/04/2019 17:51 by JVB66

so you want the clubs to employ Last minute dot com

Posted on 26/04/2019 16:40 by Cornersteady

have to careful with the can't afford club site prices though, they then post they are going away over there and spending £50 per day or getting a new car/MH? What they really mean I'd rather spend my money on something else?

I really can't imagine any other large club, for example a golf club shall we say, having directors who would do a similar approach of keeping prices down for their 'poorer long term retired members' who can no longer afford the fees? Does this happen? do they keep the increases below inflation or to keep the business/club  running?I have no idea really, if I knew an ex director I'd ask.