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Where's the digits yo?

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#1
neresect
Jan 15, 2010 11:07:09
Greetings and salutations fellow Gamers. Was hoping one of you wise people could tell me how I could retrieve my long forgotten RPGA number without attending one of the events. Any and all info would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks!!!
#2
WolfStar76
Jan 15, 2010 11:17:02 Two ways come to mind.

1) Contact Customer Service and give them your info. Let them know you're looking for your DCI/RPGA number. They're pretty good at looking that up and getting back to you in 24-48 hours.

2) If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there.

Hope that helps!
#3
neresect
Jan 15, 2010 11:19:04 Gives me somewhere to start. Many Thanks!!!
#4
dan_lynch
Jan 17, 2010 18:12:04
If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there.

Actually, the current version of WER has live access to the DCI/RPGA membership database, so there's no longer any such thing as downloading the latest player database. Everyone can search for a newly minted membership number the moment the new member's first event is reported.
#5
WolfStar76
Jan 18, 2010 16:09:23
If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there.

Actually, the current version of WER has live access to the DCI/RPGA membership database, so there's no longer any such thing as downloading the latest player database. Everyone can search for a newly minted membership number the moment the new member's first event is reported.

Awesome and good to know.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 neresect Jan 15, 2010 11:07:09	Greetings and salutations fellow Gamers. Was hoping one of you wise people could tell me how I could retrieve my long forgotten RPGA number without attending one of the events. Any and all info would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks!!!
#2 WolfStar76 Jan 15, 2010 11:17:02	Two ways come to mind. 1) Contact Customer Service and give them your info. Let them know you're looking for your DCI/RPGA number. They're pretty good at looking that up and getting back to you in 24-48 hours. 2) If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there. Hope that helps!
#3 neresect Jan 15, 2010 11:19:04	Gives me somewhere to start. Many Thanks!!!
#4 dan_lynch Jan 17, 2010 18:12:04	If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there. Actually, the current version of WER has live access to the DCI/RPGA membership database, so there's no longer any such thing as downloading the latest player database. Everyone can search for a newly minted membership number the moment the new member's first event is reported.
#5 WolfStar76 Jan 18, 2010 16:09:23	If you know someone who has the latest version of the Wizards Event Reporter (WER) - like your FLGS that runs events like Friday Night Magic - you can ask them to try and look you up, if they have the latest player database downloaded you should be in there. Actually, the current version of WER has live access to the DCI/RPGA membership database, so there's no longer any such thing as downloading the latest player database. Everyone can search for a newly minted membership number the moment the new member's first event is reported. Awesome and good to know.