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GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 7:32 am
by azbackpackr
I put in for an October permit on June 1, and noticed this morning it has posted to my bank account!! So that means I am getting a permit! Of course, I won't know the exact route or dates until it comes in the mail. I put in for Boucher-Hermit for mid October, but I also gave several other options and dates, in order to have a better chance of receiving something. I have not done Boucher before.

Re: GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 9:54 am
by hippiepunkpirate
I've never done Boucher either, but I've only heard great things about it. :D

Re: GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 3:53 pm
by Sun_Ray
I've had sporting venues that were having a lottery for tickets charge everyone's account then credit those that are not selected months later. I hope this is not the case with your permit. Just seems wrong when these events hold your money and earn interest in this manner.

Re: GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 6:56 pm
by azbackpackr
BCO doesn't run your card unless they are issuing a permit. It is an up close and personal sort of office, where you can call them and they will take a look at what you faxed them, in fact. I had to do that this time because I had forgotten to indicate how many people.

Re: GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 7:21 pm
by kevinweitzel75
Nice. Sounds like a blast. :y:

Re: GC permit process--they have billed my account!

Posted: Jun 10 2010 9:12 pm
by azbackpackr
I wonder which of the three hikes I put in for I actually will get? Hope it is Boucher, of course. Other choices were Monument/Granite Rapids, and that Tonto loop from Hermit to BA that I've done before, although in the opposite direction. I needed a short trip, so didn't put in for N. Rim, just put in for 3 night trips. Thought about doing New Hance-Tonto-Grandview again, too. I like to cover new ground, though.