Argument Analysis: Hi Gagandeep

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Hi Gagandeep,

I disagree with your comments.
1) There is an outlook problem than why I have received proper email with expected spacing issue and not you, even I have sent an email to you same way you have. I don’t see any problem there.
2) I have created twice PAM account today; I have not received any email. I have waited few minutes after click “save” button. Extend membership work as expected
3) I have identify out of the box issue, User unable to delete members account as delete button hide into bottom of the page

At this point I was not able to pass preUAT until we have fixed the issue. Please let me know if you are looking more information.

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