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chicski
18/11/18 - 12:10am
hipo:
When are you free? Up for lunch on Monday?
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hipo
17/11/18 - 6:45pm
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chicski
7/11/18 - 4:42pm
Jacko4650:
Stupid snow. I’m headed for Qld.
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Jacko4650
7/11/18 - 4:41pm
Snowing at Blue Cow. Stupid hot up here in Qld! Nov 7 snow.
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SMSkier
7/11/18 - 4:28pm
hipo:
Give me a shout out when your down here mate.....
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chicski
7/11/18 - 3:33pm
hipo:
Should be about.
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Donzah
7/11/18 - 3:09pm
D-eye:
I wonder if that email comes from the USA based database?
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skifree
7/11/18 - 3:01pm
D-eye:
Yep, agreed, and so do Perisher staff was the feeling I got after I called them in response to the 1st round.
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D-eye
7/11/18 - 2:58pm
I really wish their email system wouldn't send out redundant notifications.
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hipo
5/11/18 - 9:24am
I'll be down Perisher for about a week from the 17th Nov. If anyone's about, be happy to catch up for a coffee, bite to eat or even some of that alcohol stuff.
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Donzah
30/10/18 - 7:47pm
robbo mcs:
I reckon the biggest issue this season will be Hakuba.
I can see dramas
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robbo mcs
30/10/18 - 7:28pm
Marty_McSly:
This is to activate your 2018 perisher pass for use in North American in 2018/19. So if your son had a pass this year, you will get one, even if you didn't renew for 2019 in Australia
The password is for your Epic account, which may be different from your Perisher account
For those who are worried, or can't release the waiver, it is no big deal, you can go to the ticket office and do it when you arrive. Doing it online just means you can avoid the queues and use your pass immediately
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SMSkier
30/10/18 - 5:23pm
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Donzah
30/10/18 - 4:27pm
I was effing stoked
I had a season pass I didn't know about, nor paid for.....!!!!
ahhh bum for reality
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Lady Penelope
30/10/18 - 4:15pm
Marty_McSly:
I didn’t have any problems logging on (but I had a pretty good idea what my password was). The site went to my account and showed my photo, phone number, links to Vail resorts, etc, with the usual “welcome my first thought was also “SCAM!”, I must admit.
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Marty_McSly
30/10/18 - 2:58pm
An odd variation of the email here. I got the same email telling me I needed to sign the Release of Liability... for my son's pass which I haven't renewed for 2019 :confused:o_O:love:
The site looked OK, so I tried to log in. And failed. So I tried the password reset link, which resulted in an email saying:
I think I'll let it wait for now, but I'll be following up the validation for the US 19/20 season. I hope to make the Pugski gathering then and check out some of the Vail resorts in easy reach of Jackson Hole. I probably don't have to do anything, as I might have already validated my pass at Whistler last year.
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Jacko4650
30/10/18 - 2:37pm
Lady Penelope:
Good on you Lady Penelope for taking the plunge and clicking. After suffering from ransomware (staff member clicking on what looked like a legit link) I am bordering on the paranoid these days. It is something you never want to experience twice. The Nigerian Scammers are getting so savvy too. We get emails that look incredibly legitimate, with logos, account numbers (fake unless you check) and invoices or requests that seem very 'normal'. Glad to hear this is not a scam.
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Jacko4650
30/10/18 - 2:29pm
SMSkier:
Thanks.
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Lady Penelope
30/10/18 - 2:25pm
Ditto. I followed the link to my account (activated in Whistler this year) but there was no ‘release of liability ‘ form to be seen! It showed my photo and those of my family members so it is legitimate but relates to the North American Epic pass.
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SMSkier
30/10/18 - 2:12pm
It’s legit. But only required if your planning to use the pass in the upcoming North American ski season. Confirmed same a few mins ago with Graham at the resort. Cheers.
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