Going Red Issue

[Willuw]

Hi,

I "Went Red" to support this great place about 4 hours ago and it doesn't seem to be recognizing it. Is this to be expected? The money came out of my account and Paypal has the recurring payment setup - but within Scubaboard it acts like I've never done it.

Thanks in advance!

 

[rsingler]

Hi,

I "Went Red" to support this great place about 4 hours ago and it doesn't seem to be recognizing it. Is this to be expected? The money came out of my account and Paypal has the recurring payment setup - but within Scubaboard it acts like I've never done it.

Thanks in advance!

Yeah, it's a manual thing, and so it doesn't happen automatically.
I'll ping @The Chairman for you.
Don't worry. It'll happen.

 

[Willuw]

Yeah, it's a manual thing, and so it doesn't happen automatically.
I'll ping @The Chairman for you.
Don't worry. It'll happen.

Ah, ok - no worries or rush then. Thanks for the reply.

 

[The Chairman]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for going red! We have a disconnect with the automagic part and we're working on a new server to repair that issue. I probably have a few to update this morning, including yours!

 

[The Chairman]

My work here is done... you be red!

 

[Willuw]

Thank you, sir!

 

[The Chairman]

Have fun, post often and again: thank you for your support.

 

[Johnoly]

... I probably have a few to update this morning, including yours!

My paypal is for work purposes only to keep the accounting straight,,,so I mailed a money order last month.
I talked with Amscot today and it still has not been cashed yet.

 

[rsingler]

I'll see that this is taken care of. Send @The Chairman a Conversation message if your check doesn't get cashed soon.

Thanks for supporting ScubaBoard!!

 

[The Chairman]

I'll check the file. I live a long way from the bank, so they get put in a folder to be deposited when I get over that way. I try to get these up though whenever I get the check, so I'll go back through them tomorrow.

FTR, the deposit by mail has backfired on me since I live at the end of the digital dirt road.