I had paid the PGYC more than 10,000 au$ for my mooring fee’s over the few years I was using them. I was fully paid up with no over due payment. However the PGYC decided without informing me – that they would move my yacht to another mooring 2 km away … they didn’t secure my New mooring lines (I purchased from PGYC) correctly. Only attaching my mooring lines through the 8mm Stainless U bar protuding thrugh the top of the Mooring buoy instead of attaching to the 12mm chain below the mooring bouy. The next low pressure system (not even a cat 1 typhoon) broke the mooring and my Yacht ended up dragging across a reef and luckly didn’t sink, however it did sustain considerable damage . When I asked the PGYC who can I talk to about the repair cost to my yacht – I was continually met with silence . When I complained to other sailors in Puerto Galera about the treatment I was being given after the PGYC moved my boat without my permission and didn’t secure it correctly to the mooring and in doing so, did damage to my yacht, the news got back to the yacht club and I was told I shouldn’t say anything , They PGYC then handed me a bill for another 11,000- peso or over $300AU for the mooring fees of that same month that their mooring had broken and sent my yacht into and over coral reef. BTW that mooring is 2 km away from the yacht club with No service , no water, no electric, and almost zero chance of getting the yacht club service boat to pick you up- meaning that ALL you get is a mooring that hasn’t been looked after and is unsafe even for a local thunderstorm (let alone cat. 1,2,3,4,or5 Typhoons which regularly go overhead) I was a fully paid up member at the time of all this. Any sailors that use the PGYC mooring are better of at anchor and save the 300 Aus or US$ 200 per month .