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TGCummings
06-09-2000, 09:06 AM
I was just wondering how many of you belong to the Professional Lawn Care Association of America, and whether you felt it a good investment or not. I do about 40K a year in regular lawn care sales, plus pick up some extra in trimming, weeding, etc. I currently work solo and pretty much always have (though that is set to change in the coming months).<p>My question is, who's in it and what are the primary benefits to membership, in your opinion?<p>Help me make an educated choice. Thanks! :)<p>-TGC
Lazer
06-09-2000, 05:18 PM
Theres another post on this earlier.<p>I'm a member and I think it's a poor value compared to my local memberships.
Toddppm
06-09-2000, 08:45 PM
I considered it too, i'm a member of 2 other associations. Theirs is a flat fee, the plcaa wants a cut of my gross i don't think so, same with the naa ,not. I sent for literature from them seems pretty weak, xeroxed copies etc.
cutntrim
06-09-2000, 09:06 PM
We belong to the PLCAO (Ontario). Just joined, can't comment yet on value of membership relative to other organizations.<p>----------<br>Dave in S.Ontario<br>www.cutntrim.com
HOMER
06-09-2000, 09:40 PM
Are they really gonna tell you any more than what you can and will be told on this forum? Sounds hip to be a member of something but in my opinion you are already a member of free info by being here. I don't know what they can do for you and they aren't getting any of my money!<p>Homer
lawrence stone
06-09-2000, 09:54 PM
I will never belong to any associaltion that would have me as a member.
TGCummings
06-09-2000, 10:44 PM
lol...<p>My friends, you have just saved me money and time. Needless to say I will not be joining the PLCAA, or leaving this forum anytime soon for that matter.<p>Now I'll have some money for a Nilsson book or to pledge to Craig's trip... :)<p>-TGC
grasscapeinc
06-10-2000, 07:41 AM
LOL That was pretty funny stone:)<br>
CMerLand
06-11-2000, 02:15 AM
I agree with stone, I would never belong to an organization that would let stone be a member.
KirbysLawn
06-12-2000, 09:59 PM
I also was a member of the PLCAA, no real benifits noted. High $$$ for a newsletter that basically told about meetings, etc.
HOMER
06-13-2000, 12:34 AM
Kirby, have you learned more from the forum here or being a member of the PLCAA? Come on, tell the truth!<p>Homer
KirbysLawn
06-13-2000, 12:45 AM
Can't say yet, just found this site tonight. Time will tell, but....I can't recall learning ANYTHING from PLCAA. Here in Charlotte we have a local association ( http://www.thecgma.com ) and it is by far the best value for the $$.<p>Ray
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