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My Note to IPSE Today
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Well you'd be completely wrong I am afraid. That is focussing on those that this affects. Plenty out there that it doesn't and are quite happily delivering away from the limelight as there is no issue to report.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Didn't IPSE take a tulipload of UK members money to set up their US arm fairly recently?
Along with their infighting this most recent year was my last with IPSE. I mostly used them for the insurance but have moved that over to QDOS. IPSE seem to be largely impotent and not really achieve anything.Comment
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Originally posted by Nut View PostDidn't IPSE take a tulipload of UK members money to set up their US arm fairly recently?
Along with their infighting this most recent year was my last with IPSE. I mostly used them for the insurance but have moved that over to QDOS. IPSE seem to be largely impotent and not really achieve anything.I had been saying this for years before I eventually didn't renew my 19 year membership this year, after their practise of effectively censoring my criticisms. Judging from posters here, others have come to the same conclusion and haven't or are not renewing their membership this year.IPSE seem to be largely impotent and not really achieve anything.
It's worth noting that when other representative organisations have added their names to recent communications to HMG, IPSE has declined to do so.Comment
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I can assure you that their censoring your criticisms had nothing to do with my decision.Originally posted by JohntheBike View PostI had been saying this for years before I eventually didn't renew my 19 year membership this year, after their practise of effectively censoring my criticisms. Judging from posters here, others have come to the same conclusion and haven't or are not renewing their membership this year.
It's worth noting that when other representative organisations have added their names to recent communications to HMG, IPSE has declined to do so.
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obviously! each will make their decision based on their own circumstances.Originally posted by WordIsBond View PostI can assure you that their censoring your criticisms had nothing to do with my decision.
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This guy is just too good to be for real.Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postobviously! each will make their decision based on their own circumstances.Comment
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Oh, he's very real.Originally posted by WordIsBond View PostThis guy is just too good to be for real.Comment
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Oh he's real. He's had his day in court you know?Originally posted by WordIsBond View PostThis guy is just too good to be for real.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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he''l be along presently to regale us with the tale, in it's endless tediousness.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostOh he's real. He's had his day in court you know?Comment
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