DrSpunj
Explorer
Quicken tells me I got my CSA in June of 2003. I then donated to the fund drive in October of 2003 and seem to remember CSAs being offered to donors but I wasn't sure if that meant mine was extended another year to June of 2005 or what.
1) Is there anyway for me to figure out when my CSA expires? I poked around a bit in the User Control Panel (UCP) but didn't spot an expiration date.
While looking in the UCP I did find the Paid Subscriptions section, which I hadn't looked at before.
2) It says at the bottom "Validity periods marked * indicate that purchasing this subscription will extend your existing subscription of that type." however I couldn't see any of the CSA options marked with the orange asterisk so I wasn't sure if this was the proper way to renew my CSA or not. Is it? Or should I head back over to RPGNow.com where I first ordered it?
I tried hitting the "Order" button for a CSA and followed it to the next page where PayPal seems to be the only payment. Since they are currently experiencing technical difficulties I couldn't complete the transaction so I thought I'd post here and see what I could learn.
Thanks.
DrSpunj
1) Is there anyway for me to figure out when my CSA expires? I poked around a bit in the User Control Panel (UCP) but didn't spot an expiration date.
While looking in the UCP I did find the Paid Subscriptions section, which I hadn't looked at before.
2) It says at the bottom "Validity periods marked * indicate that purchasing this subscription will extend your existing subscription of that type." however I couldn't see any of the CSA options marked with the orange asterisk so I wasn't sure if this was the proper way to renew my CSA or not. Is it? Or should I head back over to RPGNow.com where I first ordered it?
I tried hitting the "Order" button for a CSA and followed it to the next page where PayPal seems to be the only payment. Since they are currently experiencing technical difficulties I couldn't complete the transaction so I thought I'd post here and see what I could learn.

Thanks.
DrSpunj