Cyberspace Communications, Inc Finances Through 1/31/95

Feb 4 13:21 UTC 1995

Here is the treasurer's report on Cyberspace Communications, Inc.
finances through January 31, 1995.

General Fund
    Beginning Balance   $4246.60
    Credits             $ 654.00  membership dues
                        $  17.50  t-shirt, mug income
    Debits              $- 25.00  Dungeon Rent
                        $- 60.00  foreign check not yet clear
                        $- 20.00  Innovative Concepts phone line
                        $-100.00  advance to Carl Miller for
                                  moving expenses
                        $-739.39  reimburse Greg Cronau for
                                  tape drive and moving expenses
                        $-  2.51  bank service charge
                        --------
    Total               $3971.20

January was a fantastic month for memberships!!  We collected
$200 more than average, but the best part was we attracted 12 new
members!  Thanks to everyone.

Also notable about this report is that we spent just over $500 on
a new tape drive (for making disk backups) and moving expenses
are now beginning to hit.  The above numbers include around $330
for moving and that does not include phone installation charges
which should show up on our phone bill this month.

NOW is an excellent time to become a member. Dues are only
$6/month or $60/year (CHEAP!). Send cash, checks, or money orders
to:

    Cyberspace Communications, Inc.
    2113 Arborview Boulevard
    Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Thanks!

ps. If you're paying by cash or money order, please, please,
please include a photocopy of some piece of identification. I
can't add you to the membership rolls if I don't receive this
i.d.  Thanks!

response 2 of 48:

Feb 4 14:02 UTC 1995

   Thanks very much to all the poeple who became members.

response 6 of 48:

Feb 14 04:46 UTC 1995

Now it is definite. Wednesday 2/15 7PM at Washington Street Station.

response 8 of 48:

Feb 21 07:14 UTC 1995

Yes the meeting came off as planned. The secretary (that's me, now)
posts the minutes in a separate item in coop.
Discussion of the meeting in this (agenda) item usually ends
with the meeting itself.

response 10 of 48:

Feb 24 17:17 UTC 1995

Seeing as you are, in fact, the treasurer, and, hence, the fincance-type
person, is there anything yYOU would like to bring up?

response 12 of 48:

Feb 24 21:10 UTC 1995

  <Groan>...there's no accounting for some people's bankrupt cents of humor.

response 14 of 48:

Feb 25 02:53 UTC 1995

This taxes my brain.  I feel bond to reply in stock phrases.

response 18 of 48:

Feb 26 14:27 UTC 1995

        Ah, but would there be a credit limit? Also, I think we've killed
any grace period we may have had..

response 20 of 48:

Feb 26 15:31 UTC 1995

Actually, I think there's still a lot of interest in this item.
I think others should make deposits here.

response 22 of 48:

Feb 26 22:24 UTC 1995

As long as everyone is held accountable, giving this item a further lease on
life should not be a problem.

response 24 of 48:

Feb 27 02:06 UTC 1995

re #22: Absolutely right.  Besides, think of how many people will profit
from reading our responses.  On balance, I'd say this item is still a
viable enterprise.