Jeannie, I believe you are right; it rings a bell, but when I tried to find it in the by-laws I couldn't, although I didn't go through the whole thing carefully. If you happen to know where that is printed, could you let me know? Don't go to a lot of bother. Thanks. Clyde Jeannie Grassi wrote: > Clyde, > Even if it were true, we are not allowed to advertise as such. > > jeannie > > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-pianotech@ptg.org [mailto:owner-pianotech@ptg.org]On Behalf > Of Clyde Hollinger > Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 8:40 PM > To: pianotech@ptg.org > Subject: Re: proper use of PTG name > > Gary, > > I am currently a PTG chapter president. Does that make me a president of > the > PTG? I would consider that misrepresentation. > > I can't imagine a former President (of the whole organization) not > maintaining > his membership in PTG until his dying day. Maybe the ad is not technically > false, but I'm quite certain it will give the false impression. No one > should > resort to that. Too bad. > > Regards, Clyde > > Gary McCormick wrote: > > > There's a new tuner in town; he's got a nice ad in the yellow pages where > he > > also claims to have been a former president of the PTG. > > So, I go to ptg.org to look up where he's from, and he's not listed! I go > > back to the yellow pages, and sure enough, he doesn't have RPT in his ad. > > Is this misleading, or copyright infringement? > > Gary McCormick > > (By the way, I just turned in my own application for membership in the > PTG, > > to my area president, Kirk Alford)
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