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This might be a daft question to anyone in the know, but hear we go.
I am a sole trader as some of you know need a bit of kick up the b*m somtimes to get out there, so i dont earn much.
But i do pride myself with my standard work.
do you think it would be worth my while to try and join DASA.
Been in trade 25 years and time served sparky, self imployed 7 years due to mass redundancy (EEB).
What would i gain ❓Re: DASA OR NOT DASA
Why not come to a meeting and find out for yourself 🙄
e-mail me on secretary@dasanet.org.uk
Scott,
Why don’t you change your email address in your profile to the dasanet one and click the checkbox to make it public? It’ll save you typing it out all the time.
K.
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Hi Streetlighter,
What would you gain, for a start recognition from Manufacturers, sell insurance cover on machines up to six years old plus you get all the work, also you make money on the sale plus when the customer pays for another year you receive the commission again, not bad eh. Plus Network DASA, etc. 😀 😀As Scott said, come along to a meeting and meet us. Make your Application now.
OT
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At the moment not a lot.
Dasa has for years been going down a course of action that has seen it move away from doing things for member benefits to doing things that sound impressive and achieve F.A.
We have recently put a stop to that and Dasa will have to change to retain its present membership. If the change is not forthcoming then there are quite a few who will leave………
All this will rob Dasa of a large core of the members who actually turn up and make the decisions, so where will Dasa end up then.
Save your money at the moment……wait whilst we try to put the whole concept of Dasa back on course and in the meantime do consider coming to our meeting in July and meet face to face those of us who turn up.
PS our membership will restart in October 2004 from the AGM so you do have time to assess us first and decide with 1st hand info
ted
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Hopfully see you in july
was going back to wiring but with part p looming guess i must make the effort to improve my stance on appliances.(enjoy that more anyway)
where and when (if it’s not on the web page)
ta 🙂Re: DASA OR NOT DASA
DASA Council meeting July 8th 2004 Walsall
The Boundary Hotel
Birmingham road
Walsall
WS5 3AB
This is the confirmed venue.
09.30 am start.
Rooms are available at £57 pp B&B.
If you would like a room booked please contact John Fitzgerald on 07745 213666 or 01922 61500 or
john.fitzgerald@service2000ltd.co.ukK.
All those with an interest are welcome.
Dasa is there to support it’s members, BUT at this critical time in it’s life it needs it’s members to support it.
All members old, new and prospective are welcome, all we ask is that you
contact john at the above address so that we can cater for the numbersJP
Streetlighter,
Go, then make your own mind up. If nothing else, you’ll contact like minded people in your own area; and you don’t have to join a club to have a few local contacts!Personally I found DASA didn’t float my boat some 10 years back, but I’m willing to be convinced.
Regards,
Penguin.Re: DASA OR NOT DASA
Oldtog wrote:Hi Streetlighter,
What would you gain, for a start recognition from ManufacturersI get this already not one of the Manufacturers I do work for has ever asked me if I am a member of DASA
Oldtog wrote:sellinsurance cover on machines up to six years old plus you get all the work, also you make money on the sale plus when the customer pays for another year you receive the commission again
In my experience people are sterring clear of Extended Warranty schemes .
Oldtog wrote: Plus Network DASA, etc
This has gone very quiet of late
Sorry but I cant see what DASA can do for me at this time That I havent already done for myselfLawrence
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