Frequently Asked Questions

The Crop Circle Connector Membership is an important aspect to the running of the site, and we are extremely grateful to everyone who has decided to join us as we move forward into a new Millennium for the crop circle phenomenon.

A number of people have asked to identify the Membership for the Crop Circle Connector, and indeed this was an excellent idea, but we have also identified the site as well, as we need to clarify who we are, and what we are trying to produce. Both Mark and myself are always finding new ways to enhance your membership, and to improve the the overall site with regard to navigation, graphics, and most importantly the information.

We hope these answers to your most important questions will provide an understanding to being part of the Crop Circle Connector, and will be an incentive enough for new people to join us for the 2013 Membership.

We live in exciting times, we would like you to join us to be part of it!

What is the Crop Circle Connector.

The Crop Circle Connector is the worlds leading international web site on the crop circle phenomenon.

 Does the Mailing List come by way of post or e-mail.

The Mailing List comes by way for e-mail on a regular basis. Normally within the summer months you should receive at least 4-5 e-mail updates a month. It normally depends on how busy a crop circle season can become, but at least 3 e-mail's should be posted to yourselves within each  circle month.

 Are there pictures with the "Connector"?

The Crop Circle Connector has very recently allocated to our members full exclusive access to the archive database reports from 1978-2012. Non members will no longer have access to the archives, but members will have a special username and password to view the many years of crop circling from ourselves and our numerous contacts.

We have hundreds of aerial and ground shots of Crop Circles throughout the world since 1978  to the present day, with very informative reporting incorporating pole shots of the formations.

Are they in colour?

The majority of the images are in colour, probably about 99.9%

 Are there articles within the Crop Circle Connector.

We have many articles regarding the Crop Circles, theories, scientific and field reports. At the moment there is  over 3000 pages on the Crop Circle Connector.

Why is your site slow at times.

The site does slows down whenever we have many people visiting the site. On average we have 1000 people a day this time of year rising to 10,000 during the summer. Furthermore it can depend on the user own internet server which is outside of our own control.

This is the 3rd time I'd tried to join but I don't know what I'm joining!! I love crop circles but someone has got to look at your ads, your outreach messages from a distance and articulate and define who you are and what you're marketing. 

The banners help us to pay for the huge costs on running one of the biggest home pages on the web. With the subscriptions and banners we are just managing to stay online. Until we find some major funding, this type of money raising is necessary, otherwise we may not survive.

Your address...your international address doesn't even have the country!! Is it UK? Scotland? Republic of Ireland?

The Crop Circle Connector is located in London, England (UK). We live in Bristol only an hour journey to the heart of the Crop Circle sites. Yes, we are very lucky to live so close to the action, and indeed we couldn't have produced such a site without living in a prime location to the crop circles.

A regular update of what is on the Crop Circle Connector, which would include reports on new formations as they appear, plus updated existing reports. Articles and conferences will also be incorporated. The URL address to each individual updated page will be included on the Mailing List. All these benefits support in helping us to maintain the Crop Circle Connector web site which is the main reason for the subscription. The membership also provides yourselves access to the largest pictorial database of crop circles on the World Wide Web. Plus if you have a home page we will feature it with a link increasing your chances of more visitors, which ultimately would increase your sales, if you have a product relating to the phenomenon.

 What comes in the mail?

There is no postal mail, you will receive every thing via e-mail, but we do ask people to include their postal addresses as whenever a member's email bounces back to us undelivered, we send a postcard to contract them asking if they lost their email account or have changed it, so we can update with the new address.

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