Orange County NT User Group – Membership
How do I become an OCNTUG Member_
It’s as easy as showing up at one of the monthly meetings. At each meeting one has the opportunity to become a member by paying a nominal fee that helps OCNTUG offer you a better forum.
How Much_
$5 – One Time Attendee:
We offer this option so you can check out the group with as little investment as possible. If you decide to join by the end of the meeting, or when you attend the next months meeting the $5 will be credited toward the membership fee.
$35 – One year Individual Membership: This allows you to attend all General Meetings and Special Events throughout the year. The term of this membership is 12 Calendar months from the date of payment. This fee covers only the person that paid for the membership and is not transferable.
$150 – One year Corporate Membership: This allows any 3 individuals from the company to attend all General Meetings and Special Events throughout the year. The term of this membership is 12 Calendar months from the date of payment. This fee covers any 3 persons attending from the company that paid the membership. This membership covers only persons attending from the named company that paid the fee. Guests of the company will be asked to pay the $5 One time attendee fee.
Who do I make the Check out to_
Orange County Windows NT User Group (OCNTUG)
How can I get an Invoice for my Company_
Contact Robert Townsend (OCNTUG Treasurer)
He will email or Snail Mail the Invoice to you,
or to your companies finance department.
Where do I send the Check_
Orange County NT User Group
17300 Redhill Ave.
Suite 200
Irvine, CA 92614-5651
For how Long_
One (1) Calendar year from the date of the receipt of the check.
Who attends the meetings_
Representatives from all of the enterprise level companies throughout Orange County have attended our meetings. These are representative of the companies that attend:
Coldwell Banker
Boeing
TRW
Microsoft
IBM
Rockwell
Downey Savings
American Honda
Rainbow Technologies
and Many More…
This was last updated on December 15, 2000.