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Cautions for Processing: Things Can Go Wrong in the Transit
There are a number of practical hints that will minimise the chances
of your processing going astray:
USE A RETURN ADDRESS: Please make sure that your return address
is on the back of the envelope in which you send us the couple's answer
sheets. If the material fails to reach us, and goes somewhere else,
a "return to sender" label will ensure that you will get the material back.
TELL US IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED THE PROCESSING: If you have not received
the report from us after a reasonable period of time (say, two weeks) please
contact us on (02) 9545 4566. Sometimes we receive answer sheets
that do not include the administrator's usercode and there is no sender
address on the envelope - so we have no idea who has sent this to us until
they call us.
MAKE SURE THE COUPLE DETAILS ARE COMPLETED: Remember to make sure that
the couple’s details, as well as your own details, have been completed
on the couple's answer sheets.
KEEP YOUR ADDRESS DETAILS UP TO DATE: Remember to inform us of any change
of address - we send the report to the address we have for you on our database,
so please make sure you keep our database up to date in all respects.
FINALLY, make sure you send the answer sheets to the correct address:
Prepare-Enrich National Office
PO Box 448
Sutherland NSW 1499
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News Update:
The June 2006 issue of the Newsletter, the Prepare Diary, is
available on this web site: To read, click on: June
2006 Diary The next newsletter will be posted in
mid-December.
PROCESSING FEE WAS INCREASED FROM FEBRUARY 1st 2006
As announced in the December 2005 Newsletter, we have reluctantly increased
the cost of processing to $44 (including GST) from February 1st next year.
This is the first increase in the base cost of processing since 1999.
The $35 processing charge was set then and the GST added to this in June
2000, taking the GST inclusive charge to $38.50. Between June 1999 and
June 2005, our net costs have increased by almost 15% due to constant increases
in the expenses associated largely with wages, printing and postage. Our
aim is to maintain the new processing charge for a lengthy period of time
(as we have done before). We always aimed to make the processing cost comparable
to that of a modest meal for a couple – we feel sure that $44 (for a couple)
is still well and truly within those limits.
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