We run a kids sports club and have just expanded in order to be able to invite new members.
We both work full time, and give about 8 hours a week to this each - a couple of hours admin in the week and nearly all day Saturday. We love our club and the kids. We also have our own kids (who also attend the club and help out)
We use a common app for booking (as strict limit to how many can come per session, and the sessions are at different level of experience) and to collect payment. We keep the costs as low as possible.
A new parent is refusing to use the app to book and pay. I suggested they could use the website if they don't like apps, but they are refusing to do that. We have a reputation for being very inclusive, but taking cash payments and having to book someone else's child on would be a severe pain the the arse. We have no need of cash, as any expenses we have have to be paid online or by card. It would mean one of us having to take time off work to go the bank and pay the money in once a month or so. And also would be a pain for the yearly accounts!
They've threated to complain about this (no idea who to, maybe governing body??) and so I'm freaking out a bit.
AIBU to insist on them having to pay by card / app?