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Got ya man, but here is the instructions bro. this should guide you through.
Instructions for Private access

1. Click on first link for group
2. look for the link for VRJ (join Group)
3. select VRJ (join Group)
4. under reason, type "PRIVATE"
5. hit proceed or next
6. post on the next link on the firat page and post
7. give upto 12 hours before it takes place
8. Enjoy your new found private posts
 
after you do this let me know and ill check for it :bigsmile:
 
Requesting permission for private forum. Thanks

Got ya man, but here is the instructions bro. this should guide you through.
Instructions for Private access

1. Click on first link for group
2. look for the link for VRJ (join Group)
3. select VRJ (join Group)
4. under reason, type "PRIVATE"
5. hit proceed or next
6. post on the next link on the firat page and post
7. give upto 12 hours before it takes place
8. Enjoy your new found private posts



https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/vrj-members-only-private/
 
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Perhaps we should mention what nonmembers should expect in the private forum, and why we have a private forum. Such as.... club member info is in private posts, so we arent giving addresses to the entire internet. Also, members often will post items for sale here before going public. Its a way to offer a cheaprer proce to other members, and none are interested, post it elsewhere. This club centers around its members. Often tmes, things are given away to other members. Money does not drive this club. The friendships within the club, and the benefits we give each other is what makes it so special. It is like having many brothers and sisters in the hobby. That said, the private forum is more like dinner with family. Its a bit different than when you eat in public.
 
We have a website www.volunteerreefjunkies.com just click the ABOUT US tab and you can use paypal there just put in your info :) we update our website monthly you should check it out! We are always looking for people who enjoy this wonderful hobby!
 
Hey Shawn it's James Ambrose I just paid my dues and looking forward to dealing with you.
 
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