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Team/Franchise Invitations


PntherPryd

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If you have not received your team invite there is a problem and you need to contact me. Everyone on the list in the "Huddle is Up and Running" thread has been sent an invite. Check your spam blocker if you have not received.

We still have two openings so get the word out and thanks for those getting funds in and/or contacting me with estimated payment time.

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is there any still avaliable

right now you would be #2 on the waiting list but we usually move 6-8 deep into the waiting list every year so good chance you will get a team.

If you want to get on the list shoot me a pm with your email address and I'll keep you updated.

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