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   So a  RD is the dealer designation and any other numbers reported   
   would not be valid?  So, I imagine then the UACC would allow anyone,   
   member or not to confirm a dealer ID and a RD number match with what's   
   in their database?  I have heard that some people claim to be dealers   
   and members of UACC but aren't...   
      
   Actually, i have emailed them only a couple times ever and found them   
   to be the most helpful people ever.  SO I am assuming that since I am   
   not a member, they still offer some assistance.   
      
   As for pulling them, not yet. I am soooo far behind on everything.  I   
   was trying to catch up on emails too and have been unable to even do   
   that today as I get them as fast as I delete them.  Granted, a lot are   
   spam and freecycle and group messages, but I managed to get down to   
   like 20 messages and a couple I don't want to deal with right now....   
   so this week I'll TRY to catch up.  But I am out most of the day   
   tomorrow and Thursday I'll be gone half the day for dinner and a   
   concert (America/Christopher Cross).  I didn't even send out my Easter   
   cards and feel guilty.  Oh well, I am trying!  But I'll be checking   
   all the dealer links on my site... and some may disappear.  We shall   
   see.   
      
   On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:02:51 -0700 (PDT), barefoot   
    wrote:   
      
   >i was gonna say....it's my understanding that to be a UACC registered   
   >dealer is DIFFICULT...they are highly motivated on their dealers and   
   >spend time looking up a lot of evaluations on the dealers that even   
   >try to become registered. meanwhile, the regular members aren't   
   >supposed to be dealers i think they are supposed to just be members   
   >and get all the info on dealers and other members as need be. there is   
   >definately a distinction as you can say you are a member, but as a   
   >registered dealer you have an id # and your business is made public   
   >within the business.. but if you claim to be a registered dealer and   
   >are only a member, you can get the boot.   
   >   
   >i imagine this is all kind of common sense.. i don't know though.   
   >if anyone wants to start a conv. about the UACC, let's start a new   
   >thread.   
   >sue, did you pull strickler off your sites?   
   >m   
      
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