Advice? Opinions? Guidance?

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Avery
   As far as I'm concerned our ethics rhetoric is a  joke or just hot gas.  I 
know of a person that was a drunk, left town with  peoples deposits & 
actions.keys etc. Many of his " clients" never  got there money or pianos back.  A 
couple years later I get a call  from a bay area chapter asking about a 
background check this person  because he want to join.  They let em join even after 
they knew the  truth. Duh
  Not only this but two of our brightest stars Jack   & Sally Krefting were 
run out over less.  Shame shame.  Go figure.  What was that all about?
  Next will let in felons & child molesters.   Then I'm out here
 
  Dale

Avery Todd

At 05:40 PM 4/6/2006, you wrote:

So today I run across an ad in our local "shopper"  newspaper which I repeat 
here verbatim:

"NYS AUTHORIZED PIANO TECHNICIAN:  Thorough, precise, honest.  Tuning $100." 
followed by the  man's name, claim that he has a Masters in Music and phone  
number.

First, New York State does NOT authorize piano  technicians, period.  Does 
anyone know of a state that does?  But  the point is, is there anything that we, 
the PTG, can do about this  false/misleading advertising?  Does the national 
office have a program or  policy statement (yes, I know about OUR ethics but 
what about others?)  Frankly, it makes us all look bad, (and I'm only an 
Associate, for now).   Advice? Opinions? Guidance?


 
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