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[Choose #5] Offer trips for the right reason. To introduce new dive locations and divers to each other. Especially the new ones that need a group environment for support.
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[Choose #4] hooked for life. my shop helps me with equipment, helped me find dive buddies and this email sight, my shop doesn’t hard sell, helps with advise and great places to dive
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Pixel - 3/31/2015 1:47 PM
[Choose #1] trying to speed me up because my partner was "faster" didn’t help at all. we were private students, more time with certain things could’ve been taken.
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[Choose #3] My training was amazing, and will never stop, the owner of my local dive shop has turned into a fantastic dive buddy. The business end is not the main focus of his business, Great customer service comes first, business naturally follows. Well done!!!
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[Choose #5] It’s your business and not your hobby. So run it like a business if You want to keep customers.
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[Choose #5] Please let someone run this place that gives a shit about the local customer.
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[Choose #3] ...good. my class mates were a bit of a challenge tho... I got as much out of the snorkeler/mask and fins as i did the scuba portion . have had some truly inspirational snorkeling events since I took the class!
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[Choose #1] Don’t try to force gear on new divers that don’t know any better.
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[Choose #5] The little "+" next to 2400 means you can fill it to 2640, I promise!
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[Choose #4] After a year, I would have told them (and maybe I did) that they were no help in keeping me diving or helping me find buddies, etc. They went out of business soon after that. I eventually found my own group and dive a lot these days.
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[Choose #4] It’s been a while but I told my shop that I felt more confident because of their ongoing relationship with their students and making sure they have retained what they were taught.
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