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Membership Application Form 2007

To:
The Membership Secretary , The Dickens Fellowship, 48 Doughty Street, London WC1N 2LX, England

From:
Your name(s) and address (as they should appear on correspondence addressed to you, including the postcode)

 

Telephone: ........................................ E-mail: ......................................................................

We/I wish to become a member / members of the Dickens Fellowship in 2007 and will pay the subscription(s) as indicated below.

[Membership follows the calendar year, renewable in January. However, one may join at any time of the year, the annual subscription being reduced for new members from £14.50 to £8.00.]

New member subscription £8.00 each  
£ ..............
If you wish to subscribe to The Dickensian
at the reduced rate for members, add
£12.00 £ ...............
To receive a geranium badge*, add £1.00 £ ...............
Total remittance enclosed / to be charged to my credit/bank card
(Cheques to be made out to 'The Dickens Fellowship')
  £ ...............
* A red enamel lapel badge, representing the head of a geranium, the Fellowship's emblem

PAYMENT BY CREDIT OR BANK CARD

Please debit our card to the value of £ __________________________

Type of card (please circle one of the following - no other cards are currently acceptable):

 Visa / Mastercard / Amex / Visa Electron  Delta / Switch / Solo  JCB
 Card Number:
                               

Issue No. or start date (Switch & Delta): ……………. Expiry date (all cards): ……………

Security code: ............... (last three digits of the number on the signature strip)

Name of cardholder, as printed on the card (in block capitals):........................................................

Signature of the cardholder: ............................................. Date: .........................................

Information provided by members is used solely for Fellowship business. Although every effort is made to respond promptly to enquiries and applications, delays are sometimes unavoidable - we have no paid staff to handle correspondence.