Your own discussion/notice board

Your local Bird Society/Group/Chapter can have their own discussion/notice board on this site and regularly receive income for referring new members.

If your Bird Society, Group or Chapter refers a new member to mybirdlists.com, it will receive half of the first year’s membership fees. In order to track this, the Society needs to register with mybirdlists.com and will receive a unique code number. Any new member will be prompted for this code number towards the end of their sign-up process, and we can then track how much money is due to each Bird Society, Group or Chapter on a quarterly basis.

We have already contacted many Societies as part of our launch, but if yours has been omitted then we apologise, and you can email us and let us know the contact details for your Society at membership@mybirdlists.com .

When your Society registers, it can request to have a discussion/notice board assigned to it in the Forum section of the site. It will need to nominate a moderator to oversee the board. This will not only provide a discussion and notice forum for those Societies that do not currently have one, but also advertise, promote and help recruit potential new members to the Society.

As all our payments outside of the United Kingdom are currently handled through PayPal, any payments to the Society will also have to be made via PayPal; either directly or to a nominated Officer of the Society. Unfortunately, PayPal is necessary in order to keep the membership fees to a bare minimum; otherwise the excessive International bank charges on relatively small sums with multiple currencies would be ridiculous.