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Just wanted to be clear on the starting times for the First two Rounds of Cdn Open in Toronto.
The Flyer I have seen says that all Rounds 6 pm except on last two days.
If this is correct then what time should we arrive Saturday Rd 1 to be part of the Opening ceremonies?
Maybe some Round times and Opening remark times could be clarified or will there be an official Flyer out soon. Also when can we start sending our entries to the CFC?
These questions I'm passing on from others who keep calling me for answers.
Tournament Details September 2010
Detailed Information
Event code 49379
Tournament Name 2010 Canadian Open
City Toronto, Ontario
Country CAN
Number of players 300
System s
Category 0
Start Date 2010-07-10 Date received Not submitted
End Date 2010-07-18
Type
Zone
Chief Arbiter Bond, Hal IA
Deputy Arbiter Lamb, Bryan
Organizer Greater Toronto Chess League
Crosstable
PGN file
Is there another way of paying my registration fee using my paypal account aside from the requested payment options? This method of payment saves time for the participants and the organizers and much more convenient, secured and insured.
Is there another way of paying my registration fee using my paypal account aside from the requested payment options?
There was an email distributed among the organizers stating that "Website will not be enabled to take credit card entries". (Probably reasons were discussed during the final meeting, which I missed, so I can not provide them)
As I know, the CFC accepts Paypal as a membership (renewal) payment, thus in a principal there should be no technical problems... I'll ask for details.
There was an email distributed among the organizers stating that "Website will not be enabled to take credit card entries". (Probably reasons were discussed during the final meeting, which I missed, so I can not provide them)
As I know, the CFC accepts Paypal as a membership (renewal) payment, thus in a principal there should be no technical problems... I'll ask for details.
Thanks for the prompt reply and looking forward towards a more convenient and secured ways of paying registration fees online.
There was an email distributed among the organizers stating that "Website will not be enabled to take credit card entries". (Probably reasons were discussed during the final meeting, which I missed, so I can not provide them)
As I know, the CFC accepts Paypal as a membership (renewal) payment, thus in a principal there should be no technical problems... I'll ask for details.
Today, I received through my e-mail address (CFC membership info.) the billing information to pay my registration fee through my paypal account and confirmed payment. For other participants who may wish to pay their entry fees through Paypal, do they have to respond to this post to receive the billing information similar to what I got or a link will be provided for this payment option later?
For other participants who may wish to pay their entry fees through Paypal, do they have to respond to this post to receive the billing information similar to what I got or a link will be provided for this payment option later?
Brian Fiedler will have a supply of the Canadian Open tournament flyers at this Saturday's blitz at Mom's Cafe:
*** Play starts every Saturday at 2pm at Mom's Cafe, 1098 Danforth Ave, (1 block east of Donlands subway station)
Info: Vlad (647) 207-9342
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