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because nobody replied in all of 2 minutes?
It depends. Have a look at their website & see what freebies they are offering. In my case it was.Comment
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post
because nobody replied in all of 2 minutes?
It depends. Have a look at their website & see what freebies they are offering. In my case it was.


Nope, because this question has been asked before - on numerous occasions. 


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Originally posted by SofaKingdom View Post




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I have read the bumpf on their website. I can shop around and get things like insurances etc, but it would probably cost more that the 200 notes quoted on for their PCG Plus packge.
I suppose I am really asking two questions:
(1) Do any CUK followers are a member of the PCG?
(2) If so what is the most valuable part of the membership.
Supplementary - it makes reference to their forums. How good/funny/useful are these?
TIA!Comment
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The most useful thing I have found is access to the contract templates. Particularly useful when I had to provide a contract to my direct client.Loopy LooComment
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I wasn't aware that the symbolism of the tumble-weed extended to recurring questionsOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostNope, because this question has been asked before - on numerous occasions
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Perhaps it extends to "boring"?Originally posted by Platypus View PostI wasn't aware that the symbolism of the tumble-weed extended to recurring questions

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Perhaps you should spend more time revising assembly language than posting tulip on here?Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostPerhaps it extends to "boring"?
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