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To renew the subscription just send the subscription fee and a mail at ''[mailto:iscrizioni@wikimedia.it iscrizioni @ wikimedia.it]''. | To renew the subscription just send the subscription fee and a mail at ''[mailto:iscrizioni@wikimedia.it iscrizioni @ wikimedia.it]''. | ||
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| − | * Year | + | * Year 2014 subscription: 35 €<ref>The fee is higher for people who live outside Italy, because banks' commissions takes half of the money. If you give us 25, we'll receive 11. </ref> |
If you send money with PayPal, please add 10 € for the commission fee. <br />A commission could be demanded from your bank even for money transfer to an account or for payment to another State. | If you send money with PayPal, please add 10 € for the commission fee. <br />A commission could be demanded from your bank even for money transfer to an account or for payment to another State. | ||
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<< Back to the main page Subscriptions are open.
How to subscribe
To join the association you need: this module (in Italian only) . The fee can be payed with a money transfer to the bank account of the Association.
It is moreover possible to send money with:
- Moneybookers to the account info@wikimedia.it.
- PayPal to the account iscrizioni@wikimedia.it.
For further information, please contact iscrizioni @ wikimedia.it; the documents must be sent via fax to the number +39 02 700400379.
At the moment the Bylaws allow the registration only for adult (18+ y.o.) subscribers.
To renew the subscription
To renew the subscription just send the subscription fee and a mail at iscrizioni @ wikimedia.it.
Associative fees
- Year 2014 subscription: 35 €[1]
If you send money with PayPal, please add 10 € for the commission fee.
A commission could be demanded from your bank even for money transfer to an account or for payment to another State.
- ↑ The fee is higher for people who live outside Italy, because banks' commissions takes half of the money. If you give us 25, we'll receive 11.