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Membership database uploaded on: August 18, 2008

Membership Database Information

The Membership Directory has been updated from the CURRENT ACBL DATABASE. feel that your number is missing, or that your number is incorrect, then the only way that it can/will be fixed is if you contact the ACBL to have them update your information.

If you contacted the CCBA Webmaster directly, and he changed the information for you -- you should have contacted the ACBL at the same time, and requested that change to be made. If the telephone number has 'flopped' back to the old number, then it did not get updated at the ACBL headquarters, and then propogated down to the CCBA.

In the past, the ACBL has been quite notorious for having inaccurate telephone information. Some years ago when the Chicago Area implemented a number of area code changes, the ACBL database was in disarray. The database that has been given to the web to publish has been polished to do the following things:

If your AREA CODE (as far as the ACBL DATABASE is concerned) is NOT 312, 630, 708, 773, 224, 847 or 815, then your number will not be listed. If your STATE listed on the ACBL DATABASE is not in Illinois, then your number will not be listed.

Beware, its possible that the wrong AREA CODE is listed, but the correct number is listed -- Contact the ACBL and have them update the information so that will come down to our unit. If there is a problem with YOUR number on the CCBA membership directory, please contact the ACBL and have them update your number so that it will eventually propogate down to our UNIT. If your number is not listed in our database, then you have fallen in the exclusion area (no number, no area code, incorrect area code, improper state) listed above -- contact the ACBL and have their records updated.

Club Result Subscription Service

The purpose behind the subscription service is to automatically deliver results to your e-mail inbox when a club owner has posted them to the web. No more checking back constantly to see if the owner has finished their work yet.

If you are new to this area, you may wish to glance at the basics below of using the subscription service.

  • Begin your subscription.
  • Cancel your subscription.
  • Change your subscription (e-mail or result preferences).

Basics:

  • You must be an ACBL member, registered within the Chicago area with a valid phone number listed in the CCBA's membership directory. Check the membership directory and search for your name prior to signing up for the service. If your name cannot be found in our directory, then you need to contact the ACBL and update your membership information.
  • A simple e-mail will be sent to the e-mail address that you provided. If it doesn't arrive shortly after subscribing, check the e-mail address you supplied with the change subscription function.
  • You have the choice of signing up for 'winning masterpoint' results, or 'any' result. The automated program does it's best to see if you won masterpoints, but sometimes it really can't tell. There is no a sophisticated method in making that determination. (If the MP award line is on the same line as the player's ACBL number, then program can tell, other times it cannot.) You may sometimes get non-winning results, even though you asked for only winners.
  • The club owner will be notified you have been sent the results which they just posted. (It simply shows your name, e-mail address, and that the results were sent to you.)
  • Sometimes the club owner may post the results several times, either with a correction, or because of computer related issues. You will receive an e-mail every time they post some results.
  • Sometimes you won't get results when you expected them! This could be because either the club owner doesn't post the results, doesn't have any ACBL number, or (more likely) the club owner does not have the proper ACBL number for you. New life masters will have this problem. When you become a life master and that new ACBL number shows up in the CCBA database, then subscribe that ACBL number as well to the subscription service.