> There's nothing wrong with asking the question though, so go for it
> - the worst that can happen is they say 'no - sorry mate, we don't
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> the diffence between passing and failing - sounds like an
> investment to me.
Phew. You just got in there before me.
I have found one that does it.
It costs around £200 and if I use their service
I'll be sure to see what they will do for me before I pay up.
I don't think a simple "will pass" or "won't pass" is worth the cash.
Saying that I dont expect them to re-write it for me either.
I think I will give them a whirl, as you say it could be a good
inverstment:)
Cheers Scotty.
Tuxtrip - 30 Nov 2006 15:41 GMT
> Phew. You just got in there before me.
> I have found one that does it.
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>
> Cheers Scotty.
£200 sounds a lot to me - too much in fact. Shop around.
scottyboy - 30 Nov 2006 15:44 GMT
> £200 sounds a lot to me - too much in fact. Shop around.
Will do Tuxtrip.
Weasy - 30 Nov 2006 16:14 GMT
> Phew. You just got in there before me.
> I have found one that does it.
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>
> Cheers Scotty.
I don't think that £200 is too much if you want them to do a thorough
checking job. Infact, I think it's fairly cheap considering how much
most agents charge for the TRA stage normally. If you use an agent you
still have to do all the evidence gathering and form filling your self
anyway, what you're paying for is their advise and for them to make sure
it's water tight - which is, in effect what you want them to do.
Lou
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