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[Choose #1] I have my hard copy and a digital version thru SSI along with my dive log in both forms
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[Choose #3] Sounds interesting, I would consider it.
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[Choose #2] No, concerned of the risk that the card would not be accepted, for one. Two, I keep multiple cards in various places just incase I forget - truck, dive bag, and normally the wallet. In some instances, to mask your highest cert.
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[Choose #1] Is there a time line on when this might get started ??
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[Choose #1] PADI should provide 1 master card with all your certs on it rather then 10 individual cards.
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[Choose #3] $25- $30 is pretty much the going rate between most all agencies. That is not terribly out of line.
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[Choose #2] My dive logbook is like a day planner with all my certification cards in it and it stays with my dive gear; In 20 years I’ve never needed a replacement card so I don’t see the need.
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[Choose #3] I have scanned copies on my netbook that I carry for photo editing, been to places with no internet access so online storage wouldn’t work.
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[Choose #2] Unfortunately, they wouldn’t be recognised here in the Middle East... It would just confuse some dive centres and cause issues on registering. Nice idea tho...
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[Choose #3] Greg, Hellooo - I’m Danny. No one asks to see my certification card when I go diving. :)
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Pacho - 2/08/2013 3:00 PM
[Choose #1] Yes,as long it’s accepted everywhere
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[Choose #1] Yes as long as the price is reasonable.
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[Choose #2] I see no need. Any time I forget my card I just ask them to pull up my Divebuddy profile online, or I do it for them on my phone or laptop, and my Cert numbers are listed there. It’s still up to them to call and verify. But they never do.
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[Choose #1] sounds like a great idea
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[Choose #1] Awesome Idea Greg! Then I have 1 card for my wallet and one in my log book folder
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[Choose #1] I think it’s a genius idea. One card with all my important certification numbers!
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