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No you don't. You can sign up with all the companies you find in the list on the forum, none will charge you a fee. I personally paid a small fee to get a silver shopper certificate when I first started out 10 years ago, but I don't believe it ever qualified me for any shop that I wouldn't have gotten anyway if I applied. Honestly you can learn everything you need by just reading this forum, asking questions, following the guidelines you assigned to, and just getting some experience.

edit for clarity. Yes, you do have to pay a fee for the certificate, I don't think it's necessary to be successful.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/2017 02:53AM by PaulinMI.
I'm not MSPA at all and I do shops just fine. I've been doing MS'ing 24 years now and won't pay them to give me a certificate.

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I had actually wondered about the certificate myself. I've only found a select few shops that REQUIRE a certification and they're usually low $10-$40 shops that I could make up elsewhere.

MegglesKat
clien,
In 12 years of MSing I have yet to come across an MSC that requires MSPA certification, so please enlighten me as to which ones you have found that do. I see lots that require that you take the MSC's free on-line training and certification test before qualifying for, say, their bar shops. But not that require any MSPA certifications.

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Remington gives you a bonus if you are certified but I would never work for them again so...
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