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Originally Posted by mtn335
My biggest concern about RefPay is that I've heard Arbiter stores passwords in plaintext. That seems like a scary thing when related to anything to do with banking or money.
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That's not true. It's no different than logging into the Arbiter. That password appears as ....... except for the last character keyed, visible for a few seconds.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Four, of the seventy, high schools that we service have gone to RefPay. I'm sure that more will follow. I didn't bother me too much to give them my Social Security number, I've been doing that on W-9's (often left at the scorer's table, or on a desk in the coach's office) for years, but it did cause me to pause when they asked for my checking account number. Our assignment commissioner has allowed us to block out these four schools, but as more schools go to RefPay, I'm not sure that he'll be able to continue to allow us to do that.
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It's pretty difficult to transfer your game fees to your bank account without having your account number. Giving them your account number is no different than making a purchase or paying a bill online.
But if you prefer, they will mail you a check or credit it to a ArbiterPay debit card, both for a fee.
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3 man JV games - We've had 3 man crews in several leagues for around 15 years. The problem with most associations that are still working 2 man is they don't want to reduce their game fees at all in order to incorporate a 3rd official. That's what it's going to take in most areas to get 3 man added.