We had a few questions at last night’s Guild meeting on how to tell if you account is still up-to-date and when you’ll need to renew, so here is a step-by-step guide.
Sign into the website with your email or user name and password.
If it takes you to the Join the Guild page your account is expired and you can renew right from this page. Check to see that all your information is still correct. At the bottom of the page you will need to check the box for the Privacy Policy. Then click Join or Renew Now. This will take you to Paypal where you can pay with your Paypal account, credit, or debit card. This we reactivate your account.
If you sign in and are directed to your Dashboard, your account is still active. In the Dashboard, click either My Account or Renew My Membership they will both take you to the same Account page.
On this page click on Subscriptions.
In the table here you can see when your account expires (mine expires in 2026). Click Renew if you wish to continue on to paying for another year. (You can add on as many years as you would like, but you need to purchase a year at a time.)
Now you are on your Member page. At the top it tells you that you already have an account, basically letting you know that you have a current membership. The “Click Here to Access” it will just take you back to the Dashboard. This page also tells you the price for a year and what dates your renewal will be for. You can see for me it would be for the year of 2027. To renew for the dates that are shown here, scroll down the page making sure your information is correct.
At the bottom of the page you need to check the box for the Privacy Policy. Then click Join or Renew Now. This will take you to Paypal where you can pay with your Paypal account, credit, or debit card.
Once you’ve done that you’ll be all renewed with the Guild for another year! Of course, if you have any questions feel free to contact us.
After growing up in the city and suburbs, the owners of Get Bentz Farm felt a need to be closer to nature and to be more connected to where their food came from. 
