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- Thread starter rinkydink
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Believe that's only for first timers. Otherwise, I'd have a bunch of Free Annual scripts due.
rinkydink
#129265
That explains why my emails to the MOA remain unanswered.
Email is not the cure-all, end-all. Without an established email contact exchange, you won’t know if your email was delivered to the “in” box. Give the office a call.
OM
fmdualexhaust
Member
I'm sure I will get flack for this.
On my third martini.
If you can afford 4 new RTs, pony up the $49 for a membership.
On my third martini.
If you can afford 4 new RTs, pony up the $49 for a membership.
rich
#37829
rinkydink
#129265
I did. Numerous times and always get the call tree. I left messages and never heard back.
rinkydink
#129265
No flack from me. I can afford it , but refuse to pay for something I can receive for free IF it’s free. I have already renewed with platinum roadside. Drink up my friend.
The first year free program is for people who have not been MOA members in the past or haven’t been members recently. We don’t have anything associated with the purchase of a bike, although many dealerships position the offer above with a bike purchase.
I’ll look into your messages at the office. It’s rare that something goes unanswered. It’s possible any replies are tied up in your junk filters or spam. Regardless, you should always expect an answer if you contact the MOA.
