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Mark Smith wrote in :


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some say the abusees were rampant, and to this, Jim Stephenson is th
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number one abuser of the BFI system, with ASC reps handing them out
like candy, with little training, etc, just money,

I sent lots of locals to another ASC ( I was USUA) AFI with the
suggestioin to call ahead and ask the specific question,,,,,,,,

" How much money should I bring to get my BFI this weekend ? "

seems like I heard 500 was about right,

one lap around the field, some coaching on the FOI test, etc,

I'd bet there are less than 10 percent of the BFI's from last year
this year



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And it's all the "pretend" BFI's in there "pretend" trainers (that wer
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too heavy even to meet the training exemption), that brought on the ba
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news for UL'rs, not Jim S. I'm not saying they pretended to get the
proper training, just that many many BFI owning 2 seat plans never gav
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a real lesson in there life. (and you, of course, know it)

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And where do you think most of those "pretend" BFIs came from? Jim
Stephenson sold most of those exemptions through ASC. It's no big
secret and many others have posted their simular experiences. I
personally know of a case where a guy bought a BFI exemption with the
PPC he bought from a dealer. It was signed by Jim Stephenson of
course. And thats just part of the BS that ole JS pulls.