I know this has been asked a million times on this board probably...
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I think I remember Mutt saying that you can, but their points are not equal to that of their make spouse's at a .5 to 1 ratio
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I appreciate your input good sir. But I'm only interested in replies from people that actually attend games. Or at least do not pose as good bulldogs, when in fact, if the mustard buzzards do somehow hang a L on us will not come out of hiding after years of covert affairs and shame us with a fantastic ruse. So please keep your Muttastic replies to yourself Shocker. It's getting too close. I trust no one.
My transformation is complete. Not to worry. If that L happens, I would be the one in hiding for many, many moons.
If you can transfer points between generations - I would think you could transfer between spouses.
Combine two separate pre-marriage accounts into one? That's a question for the BDC.
As far as the normal stuff goes, I know my Dog Tag stuff is all in my name, and much of it can be altered through the website if I were to die, which is what I would expect my wife to do rather than go through a transfer process.
Bracky will tell you straight up and down that the spouse of a booster is considered a booster, but since Tee Martin was ruled eligible despite receiving a $10k check from the wife of a booster and my efforts to get us crowned 1998 SEC Champs have failed to date, I'm not sure that rule is universally applied.
As far as the normal stuff goes, I know my Dog Tag stuff is all in my name, and much of it can be altered through the website if I were to die, which is what I would expect my wife to do rather than go through a transfer process.
Bracky will tell you straight up and down that the spouse of a booster is considered a booster, but since Tee Martin was ruled eligible despite receiving a $10k check from the wife of a booster and my efforts to get us crowned 1998 SEC Champs have failed to date, I'm not sure that rule is universally applied.
Unless something has recently changed, the rule is still that any account can be transferred one time. I used to think that this meant that I could transfer my grandmother's account to my own for instance, but then I couldn't transfer my own account after that. However, I believe what it really means is that I couldn't transfer my grandmother's account to my own and then decide a few years later that I want to take her points and move them somewhere else instead. Once an account is transferred, it's essentially void.