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== Suspension ==
== Suspension ==
* PayPal subscription suspended for non-payment (the subscription charge was unsuccessful) usually due to an expired or change in credit card number, but the member has not updated PayPal to use the new card
** RT ticket is automatically generated with a subject of the form: "Automatic payments from <PayPal profile name> were suspended"
** Modify the RT ticket Subject field (Basics tab of the RT ticket) and append " - MM/DD>" where MM/DD is the membership end date.  Change the Status field to "deathrow" and click Save Changes.
** From the Customer email field in the RT ticket, look up the member profile: https://members.pumpingstationone.org/mm/people/
** Set the Membership status field to: Suspended
** Send the member the suspended subscription email.  Use the Email dropdown and select: Pumping Station: One Membership Payment Suspended


== Cancellation ==
== Cancellation ==
* PayPal subscription canceled by member
* PayPal subscription canceled by member
** RT ticket is automatically generated with a subject of the form: <PayPal profile name> canceled automatic payments to you
** RT ticket is automatically generated with a subject of the form: "<PayPal profile name> canceled automatic payments to you"
** From the Customer email field in the RT ticket, look up the member profile: https://members.pumpingstationone.org/mm/people/
** From the Customer email field in the RT ticket, look up the member profile: https://members.pumpingstationone.org/mm/people/
** From the Profile ID field in the RT ticket, look up the PayPal subscription: PayPal -> Activity -> Profile ID (search by Email Address is the default search option, use the dropdown to set it to Profile ID)
** From the Profile ID field in the RT ticket, look up the PayPal subscription: PayPal -> Activity -> Profile ID (search by Email Address is the default search option, use the dropdown to set it to Profile ID)
** Compare the Membership start date from the member profile with the most recent PayPal transaction.  Usually the day of the month should match, but sometimes the member is credited a few extra days when the onboarding process doesn't happen in a timely manner.  If the member profile day is no greater than a week after the PayPal transaction day of the month, then use the member profile day.  Otherwise use the PayPal transaction day.
** Compare the Membership start date from the member profile with the most recent PayPal transaction.  Usually the day of the month should match, but sometimes the member is credited a few extra days when the onboarding process doesn't happen in a timely manner.  If the member profile day is no greater than a week after the PayPal transaction day of the month, then use the member profile day.  Otherwise use the PayPal transaction day.  In general, the PayPal subscription day is a better indicator of when dues are due, than the member profile, Membership start date.
** The membership is valid until the end of the current subscription month (calculated as one month after the last PayPal transaction date, and possibly a few days after that as determined in the previous step).
** The membership is valid until the end of the current subscription month (calculated as one month after the last PayPal transaction date, and possibly a few days after that as determined in the previous step).
** Modify the RT ticket Subject field (Basics tab of the RT ticket) and append " - MM/DD>" where MM/DD is the membership end date.  Change the Status field to "deathrow" and click Save Changes.
** Modify the RT ticket Subject field (Basics tab of the RT ticket) and append " - MM/DD>" where MM/DD is the membership end date.  Change the Status field to "deathrow" and click Save Changes.