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Divers At Sea
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citysearch c.
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When I first started shopping around for a dive shop in Atlanta I really took a liking to Divers at Sea. The owner Bert Quist is an extremely jovial man who welcomes his customers in with a genuine enthusiasm about the sport. He helped alleviate my anxieties and I decided to sign up for an open water class after being informed that there was only one slot left in the upcoming class. \r
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The class felt somewhat rushed, and it was very crowded in the classroom and especially the pool. The price of the training is $125 less if you buy starter equipment so rather than shop around like I normally would I bought my gear from their dive shop. Big Mistake. The prices they quote are significantly more expensive than what I could have purchased online and the variety of gear that they carry is minimal. In most instances I was offered two choices ""high top boots or low top boots"" ""dry snorkel or wet snorkel"" ""expensive fins or cheap fins"". With more research under my belt now I realize the err of my ways. \r
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The buying process was stressful and I felt extremely rushed through what should have been a thorough buying process, especially for a first timer. I now regret purchasing over half of my gear. \r
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Eventually I grew tired of the high pressure attempts to get me to participate in overpriced tours and unwelcome feeling I received during subsequent visits and I've now taken my business closer to where I live in Roswell.
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