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http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/bus...utiny.html

Organization reports to have over 200 members

It is my understanding that the organization was started by a group of adjusters that provided training years ago.

A search of the name of the group turned up this article in the Sun Sentinel.

http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/bus...utiny.html

How do you contact this organization? Send me an e-mail at barbharthc@aol.com. Thanks, Barb Harthcock

That is strange- Adam Gardiner quoted in the article is the owner of All Lines Training who advertises on this site his adjuster licensing and xactimate training courses

I joined about 4 years ago. I got one call from the president, while I was with my wife in a Lake Charles Casino a month or so later. Never got another word from him. I would print fool behind my name, before his designation.

Hello All,

On behalf of all NACCIA volunteers and members, I apologize to those who have not received a prompt response to membership requests. Our staff is 100% volunteer, and after Wilma and through '06 we were quickly overwhelmed with membership requests, and that - coupled with technical issues re. the membership form - left many inquiries unanswered.

Again, we are sorry to those who felt slighted, and would very much like to extend a warm welcome to anyone interested. We would also love to hear from anyone interested in volunteering.

Please contact NACCIA at info@christianadjusters.com if interested in membership or if you have questions about the association, our mission, or any other matter.

Also, I'd be more than happy to answer any questions directly. My cell phone is 561-452-8989

Thank you!

Adam

It was harsh, but letters behind your name-seems over the top,be careful of what you join. I am not sure I made a good decision.

If some of you people want letters behind your name, try to get on the AF board.

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Sounds like a conflict of interest, adjusters praying for a storm? Seriously, if a C.I.R. designation is sufficient to waive licensing for a particular organization then, the focus should not be on a particular organization but the certification itself. Perhaps, the State would be better served by requiring ALL applicants (regardless of the organization to which they belong) have obtained the same level of supposed competence - why not have the State administer and require a similar test as a requisite for a license?

I agree.

Steve H., G.E.D., B.A.