FAQs
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What happens depends on the membership structure selected. Monthly members generally stop future billing after proper cancellation, while deposit members may lose unpaid rebates or deposit refund rights if performance standards or good-standing requirements are not met.
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Yes. ATLAS encourages members to respect confidential business discussions, private conversations, one-to-one meeting details, member information, and sensitive professional matters whenever appropriate.
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Cancellation policies depend on the membership structure selected. Monthly recurring memberships are generally non-refundable and must be canceled in writing before the next billing cycle, while deposit-related rights may be affected by rebate eligibility, performance standards, and good-standing requirements.
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A lead is usually a possible opportunity with limited context or trust, while a referral is generally a more intentional introduction based on confidence and relationship. ATLAS encourages qualified referrals rather than random lead passing.
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Affiliates may be able to promote ATLAS generally or support multiple teams, depending on program rules, market availability, and the accuracy of referral tracking. Affiliates should promote ATLAS professionally and avoid creating confusion about category availability or membership approval.
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No. There is no cost aside from a guest’s time to visit. Visitors should confirm any guest requirements before attending a meeting.
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Visitors can find member businesses by using the website directory, category pages, search tools, team pages, or links promoted through ATLAS communications. The goal is to make it easier for local consumers and businesses to find trusted professionals.
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Yes. Members are expected to attend weekly meetings regularly and comply with attendance standards described in the Terms of Service. Current standards include no more than two absences per quarter, with up to two substitutions per quarter, subject to applicable membership rules.
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ATLAS focuses on relationship-building because most meaningful referrals are based on trust. Members are more likely to refer someone when they understand that person’s character, competence, communication style, and commitment to serving clients well.
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Members are expected to attend regularly and comply with the attendance standards described in ATLAS policies and membership terms. Failure to meet attendance requirements may affect rebate eligibility for deposit members and may also affect membership standing.