Victorian Eastern Region of the Australian Alpaca Association Ltd.

Official website of the Victorian Eastern Region of the Australian Alpaca Association Ltd.

The Australian Alpaca Association Ltd.

Advertising on the Victorian Eastern Region web-site

Home page Rotating ads

150px by 100px (WxH) gif (animated), jpg or png (only available to VER members) - random start point with maximum of 6 ads in rotation - $75 per 6 months.

^{If there is a waiting list then ads replaced after 6 months. Option to automatically go back onto waiting list.}

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VER Members $100 per 6 months
Non-members $150 per 6 months

Display ads are available on the following pages -

Advertising Details page
Resources - select articles only
New to Alpaca page
Members Zone - Home page

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Directory of Members

Logo and link to VER Member Website - $20 per calendar year.

Alpaca Sales

Per Alpaca Listing - $10 p.a. - Load details in Members Zone

No charge to VER members for up to 5 ads listed. Note that you can change these ads - you will only be charged if more than 5 are displayed at the same time.

Stud Sires

Per Stud Sire Listing - $40 per year - Load details in Members Zone

Products & Services

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VER Members $75 per 6 months
Non members $100 per 6 months

Member Items For Sale - Brief Text plus image -

VER Members only - No charge

^{Note: This is intended for ad hoc items for sale (not product sales).}

For more information or to submit an advertisement - contact Lezley Golding (contact details on Committee & Portfolios section)

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Alpacas and Llamas originate from South America

Alpacas were treasured by the ancient Inca civilisation, their fine fleeces were reserved for Incan royalty. Together with their close relatives, the llamas, alpacas provided clothing, food, fuel and companionship as domesticated animals as long ago as 5,000 years.

Alpacas were close to annihilation after the Spanish conquest of the Incas. That they survived was due to their importance to the Indian people and to the animals' ability to tolerate extraordinarily harsh climatic conditions. It was not until the mid 1800s that the beauty and resilience of alpaca fleece was 'rediscovered' and re-awoke the world's interest.

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^{VER Members are encouraged to submit non-promotional articles of interest to other members and these will be listed in the Resources section. The contributor will be acknowledged with their name and stud name.}

^{Articles of a promotional nature (with or without advertisement artwork), by members or non-members, will be listed in the Products & Services section and will be chargeable as advertising.}