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Karibelle:
Not wanting to tick anyone off is a good strategy, but please also remember that if you're planning to spend more time in this place, what you do now, with this situation, will set a precedent for how you allow yourself to be treated in the future.

I remember buying my first house, the realtor cautioned me not to tick off the seller with too low an offer. My reply - I don't want to hold hands or slow dance with them, I want to buy their house, and my money is just as legal tender as that of someone who didn't tick them off. Basic economics - the person with the bag of money is the one whose feelings count, not the person seeking the bag of money.

Tell them you're a travel agent.
 
Twiddles:
Umm quick question, you said they were a PADI shop and that you had your C-Card. Arent all PADI shops required to accept C-Cards as proof of cert?

Can you say "Quality Assurance?"
 
drbill:
I had PADI shops ask me to do checkout dives many times because my original LAC c-card is from the 60's and they didn't know what LAC certification meant

Don't know that I'd cotton to supervision from someone that ignorant.
 

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