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View Poll Results: The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?

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    The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?
    We have The Tile Association and now probably a Professional Tile Fixers Association.... but how many of you pay to sign up for the services they provide?
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    My experience has taught me,subscribe to a guild or assosiation is just lining someones pocket,public liability is enough in this job IMO

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    im in the same frame of mind as gaz

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    Default Re: The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?

    in with TTA,s price u get 2 milion liability cover but is it worth it

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    Default Re: The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?

    You can join something like the Federation of Small Businesses if you're after that sort of benefit. (cheaper banking, good tax support on inspection, decent insurances and free advice lines etc etc etc).
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    Default Re: The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?

    If your good at your job you shouldn't need any of this, how many times have you been asked, if you have qualifications or you belong to any trade organisation, i never have.

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    Default Re: The Tile Association, Pro Tile Fixers Association or None?

    I wondered if anyone has found a good benefit enough to fork out the registration fee's though like.
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    Until they can offer something more beneficial to me, i'll stay well away thanks.

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