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That is correct. There is a special email address just for that at the PC website.lisacb77 said:So to confirm...I have a recruit that signed in Aug and Oct is her SS1. She ended up not being able to submit anything this month ... so she COULD switch her SS1 to November if she wanted? And then all from Oct and Nov count towards that?
There isn't a special address anymore since they merged them all into the [email protected] . You just send an e-mail to the main address and put Super Starter Month Change as the subject title. I was about to change my recruit's month but she qualified with one show!BethCooks4U said:That is correct. There is a special email address just for that at the PC website.
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