FAQ's:
Q: How do I join Spookspys Ghost Group?
A: This is easy simply click here for an Application Pack.
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Q: How long does the Application process take?
A: Once we receive your Application Pack and you meet to our standards. You will be notified by either letter or Email. Processing can take up to 2 or 3 weeks.
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Q: How much does it cost to Join the Group?
A: We charge a small Membership fee to cover the cost of our Public Liability Insurance( alot of locations request this prior to starting an Investigation).If we can get more members the cheaper the insurance becomes for all.
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Q: Are there any set rules and regulations?
A: Spookspys ghost group has set out certain guidlines to protect you the member and the Client. The code of conduct is set to show how we work as a group and we work long side ASSAP guidelines and proceedures.You will receive a copy of our code of conduct with your Application Pack.
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Q: Why do you want to raise money on an Investigation?
A: This is a really good idea to do Our first reason is it allows us to venture into locations that may not have been investigated by any other group.If our members can pay a one off payment to participate in an investigation thats good but if one of our Members can't afford to pay the one off payment then they can ask friends and colleuges etc to sponsor them to do a ghost night.The money we will raise or pay will go directly to the location to do with whatever they wish. We are a Non Profit making group every penny we raise goes to the location...and thats a promise!
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Q: What do I get for my membership?
A:We will send you a regular newsletter of whats going on within the group and other great news from the paranormal world. You will also receive an I.D.badge and a chance to train as an Affiliated Investigator with ASSAP on their Training days. Not forgetting the unique chance to investigate for paranormal existance in some exciting locations.
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Q: What should I wear on a Ghost night?
A:Sensible clothing and footwear is highly recommended. Most people choose to wear dark warm clothing and comfortable sensible shoes suitable for all types of terrain.
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Q; What do I need to bring on a Ghost Night?
Q: Some venues will provide a source of hot or cold drinks whislt we are doing an investigation However sometime thing's go wrong and I always advise members to bring a flask and some sandwiches as a back up in case refreshments are not available. If you have a camcorder or a camera and a torch and pen you have come to an investigation fully prepared.It is always recommended to have a mobile phone on hand for emergency reasons. Keep an eye out on the website for any special instructions posted on this site "Investigation Location Blog"
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Q: I want to take photo's and film my ghost night
A:Some Locations request us to be completly discreet about the ghost night as they may just want to do it as a one off basis to raise money or they don't want to be inundated with other paranormal groups so the group organisers will advise you that you can take photos as long as they are not disclosed publicly or to other groups. If you disclose images or information without the locations permission you will lose your membership and you may well get prosecuted by the location in court..It is advised to take note of this.
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All about A.S.S.A.P.
The Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (ASSAP) has been investigating the weird seriously (and the seriously weird) since 1981. Our main aims are paranormal research and education. Anomalous phenomena include psychic phenomena, UFOs, Forteana and earth mysteries. We specialise in: investigating hauntings and ghost cases training paranormal investigators researching all anomalous, paranormal and xenonormal phenomena We publish a newsletter, ASSAP News and a journal, Anomaly, as well as an online blog and facebook group. This website contains an extensive resource of reference material on paranormal research. ASSAP is a registered charity in the UK.
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