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ESF Morillon - Payment through mail ?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We're going to Morillon for a week in february and amazingly enough my wife has agreed to come with us and try out skiing even though she absolutely hates it (she's never tried it before).

What I want to get for her is some ski school, probably with ESF, but when trying to book online I'm stumped as they want me to send a deposit through mail when booking a private lesson.
I can only imagine they mean to send it through physical postage, which isn't going to happen and strangely enough they will accept online payment when booking a group session.

I'd like for her to get a private lesson so she can feel as secure as possible when taking her first steps, but I just don't get the whole "send deposit through mail' thing.

So am I misunderstanding something, or should I simply wait until we're there to book a lesson ?
I don't really dare take her up on the mountain myself until she feels confident about the whole thing.

Any tips or do anyone think I should do things differently ?

And yes, I've sent them an email earlier which they have sadly not responded to.

Thanks !
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

kallekalle, from experience of french ski schools generally you will get a faster response if you email them in french rather than english. Better still phone them, they will speak english, and pay the deposit by CC over the phone. HTH Smile
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