Will there be a discount for High-Risk members?
I can submit my cholesterol count....
$699 for members ages 20-55, $599 for members ages 13-19 & 55+.
$598 for high risk members
I don't think they're allowed to do that :)
erik should elaborate more on his offer. The best thing he can do for us is make it an option on Chess.com/membership.html.
erik should elaborate more on his offer. The best thing he can do for us is make it an option on Chess.com/membership.html.
i'm not adding it to the page.
the offer is: lifetime diamond membership - $599.
erik should elaborate more on his offer. The best thing he can do for us is make it an option on Chess.com/membership.html.
i'm not adding it to the page.
the offer is: lifetime diamond membership - $599.
Is there enough chess mentor lessons to make it worth the cost?
erik should elaborate more on his offer. The best thing he can do for us is make it an option on Chess.com/membership.html.
i'm not adding it to the page.
the offer is: lifetime diamond membership - $599.
Is there enough chess mentor lessons to make it worth the cost?
For you, yes. (Sorry that I had to be the one to tell you.)
I believe Erik puts some amount your hard-earned membership fees towards paying his FM/IM/GM mercenaries to produce more Chess Mentor lessons on a regular basis. IM Sam Shankland has recently contributed a new course called "Shockers" and John Grefe (sp?) has contributed one on pawn play.
I believe Erik puts some amount your hard-earned membership fees towards paying his FM/IM/GM mercenaries to produce more Chess Mentor lessons on a regular basis. IM Sam Shankland has recently contributed a new course called "Shockers" and John Grefe (sp?) has contributed one on pawn play.
The courses are geared to people with a much higher rating than me.
I believe Erik puts some amount your hard-earned membership fees towards paying his FM/IM/GM mercenaries to produce more Chess Mentor lessons on a regular basis. IM Sam Shankland has recently contributed a new course called "Shockers" and John Grefe (sp?) has contributed one on pawn play.
The courses are geared to people with a much higher rating than me.
Not all of them. I think the courses devoted to opening and tactics can appeal to players of all levels. I know some people don't care for the openings courses but I love them (at least, the ones for the openings I play). My KID play has improved as a result of Thomas Wolski's course on it. If there are course pertaining to openings that you like to play they're well worth it
erik should elaborate more on his offer. The best thing he can do for us is make it an option on Chess.com/membership.html.
i'm not adding it to the page.
the offer is: lifetime diamond membership - $599.
Is there enough chess mentor lessons to make it worth the cost?
Don't forget video lessons and computer analysis!
$499
Lifetime membership
1 Free Chess University course included (use within first 12 months)
Offer expires December 31, 2010
...as My Cousin Vinny would say, "that's what we call a counter-offer"
Pretty good one too imho. Hits that under $499 price point for maximum consumer penetration.
How much for half a life-time?
How much for half a life-time?
That's a good question! And what if you're pardoned by the governor?
It would be hard to do though because over one-in-four players on this site are teenagers = probably not interested in lifetime membership, and if they are they get huge savings :D
It would be hard to do though because over one-in-four players on this site are teenagers = probably not interested in lifetime membership, and if they are they get huge savings :D
Though your data is not correct your comment is true-it's hard to do.
How much for half a life-time?
That's a good question! And what if you're pardoned by the governor?
Will there be a discount for High-Risk members?
I can submit my cholesterol count....
$699 for members ages 20-55, $599 for members ages 13-19 & 55+.
$598 for high risk members