Scavi Tour Address for Payment
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Scavi Tour Address for Payment
Well, I finally heard back with a confirmation for the tour and the end of September. However, it doesn't say where to send the check. I e-mailed back, but still have no reply and was hoping one of you could help me out (again) - this time with a snail mail address. <BR>Thanks ...
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Sherryl, how long did it take for the Scavi office to get back to you? I wrote them requesting reservations (also for the end of September) on June 30. I received the automatic reply that they received my request but nothing more. I'm just trying to figure out if I should make an additional request. Thanks.
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Judy, <BR> <BR>I got my automatic reply on 6/28 and the confirmation on 7/11. I've seen some posts that it took almost a month for the confirmation. I'd hold off on a second request - you should be hearing soon. Good Luck - it looks really fascinating! <BR>Let us know if you hear back with a payment address... <BR> <BR>Sherryl
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Sherryl: <BR> <BR>Are you sure it's on your confirmation along with the directions? <BR>Here it is: <BR>Make check payable to Ufficio Scavi(your confirmation number). <BR>Mail to: <BR>Excavations Office <BR>00120 <BR>Vatican City, Europe <BR> <BR>You must confirm receipt in person or by phone a few days before. <BR>I assume you got the rest of the directions. <BR> <BR>Have a nice trip, <BR> <BR>Gerry
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Gerry, <BR> <BR>Thanks for the info - the directions are there, but there were several blank lines where the address should have been. I will be getting into Rome 8 days before the tour, but taking the train to Florence upon arrival. I won't be back in Rome til the day before the tour. Do you think 8 days is too far out to confirm or would it be better to ask the concierge in Florence to call? Also, have you taken the tour and if so, what can you tell me about it? There's not much in the books I've read. Thanks again ... <BR> <BR>Judy, <BR> <BR>I think you might be on to something with the round file ...
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There are quite a few postings on this board. Try "Vatican Necropolis" post last answered 6/5. It comes up under search "scavi". Yes, I've been on the tour and enjoyed it. <BR>We confrimed in person 2 days before the tour. The guy just checks to see if he got your check and marks you off. If they don't have your check, I think they will just make you pay again. You can do it by phone. And yes I would try 8 days in advance. They could only tell you to call back later. Probably you could do it the same day. Not sure that I'd chance it. They give the spots left by no-shows to stand-bys when the tour begins. Don't be late. <BR> <BR>Hope you have a great trip, <BR> <BR>Judy: My confirmation came 7 days after the computer response. But this will depend on how busy they are, how far ahead your request is, people being off, weekends, holidays etc. I wouldn't worry yet unless its time for you to leave. <BR> <BR>Gerry
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On confirming with the Scavi a few days before your tour - stupid me forgot to call to confirm. <BR> <BR>I went there so nervous they would kick me out - but no problem at all. Also there were only 5 in our group and they take groups of up to 10 - so if anyone doesn;t have reservations - might be worth a shot you never know. <BR>
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I received confirmation for the Scavi on 8/6/01 for a tour in October and the instructions say that payment can be made 10 min. before the appointment. Did others of you receive instructions that payment must be mailed? I don't want to lose my appointment.
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If the Scavi office is one thing, it's inconsistent. They have continually vacillated between requiring deposits in advance, no advance payment, full payment in advance ... may be related to the barometric pressure on a given day, though it certainly doesn't seem to be related to anything I've been able to identify. <BR> <BR>In any event, follow their instructions ... and make sure to retain and take with you anything you get from them. <BR> <BR>twenj



