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[bstewart]

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Seems kind of high!

[bdoles2]

Originally Posted by bstewart

What is happening here? Our association should be weeding out these schemes and assist us (the members of NACHI) with Quality, Value-Added, real life, true to the profession support. We are bombairded daily with crap like this.

You would think so Benny.

I can't wait to see what type of negotiation is worked out with this joint.

[Dale Duffy]

There was a women who called me from this company last night and was wondering why I worded the post on the previous page here as such.

I told her I searched for one Repo in the entire state of Arizona and there was none....she said yes, she knew that, but would have them.

[bdoles2]

Originally Posted by dduffy

There was a women who called me from this company last night and was wondering why I worded the post on the previous page here as such.

I told her I searched for one Repo in the entire state of Arizona and there was none....she said yes, she knew that, but would have them shortly.....

I just love a business that gets the cart before the horse.

I wonder if Sams started with an empty store and then held a grand opening, only to tell their first customers "we'll be stocking the store at a later date", but you can pay for your membership now. Oh I forgot, you'll also have to buy the cart you use to shop.

If that was a successful way to run a business I'd have to pull a trailer full of Sams, BJ's and CostCo carts.

Hell we'll all be riding around in one of these !! Cart

Or even what this guy has .... Caution ADULT language... Gold Cart

[ekartal6]

Originally Posted by dduffy

There was a women who called me from this company last night and was wondering why I worded the post on the previous page here as such.

I told her I searched for one Repo in the entire state of Arizona and there was none....she said yes, she knew that, but would have them shortly.....

It's that time of year...

[bstewart]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Hold off for a few days. We're in negotiations with them on a deal for members. Let me see what's up.

Nick
What kind of discounts should we be seeing? Maybe NACHI members should get the software for free since others will be making money off of our report we upload.

[bstewart]

Originally Posted by bdoles2

I just love a business that gets the cart before the horse.

I wonder if Sams started with an empty store and then held a grand opening, only to tell their first customers "we'll be stocking the store at a later date", but you can pay for your membership now.

Maybe we should have a 'SCAM Board" where we can post those that are and why.

[ekartal6]

Originally Posted by bstewart

Maybe we should have a 'SCAM Board" where we can post those that are and why.

Yep,

They're crawling. Got a call from a lady last week said her husband teaches thermal imaging in his house.

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by escanlan

Hey Dale,

Is the number she called on the national "Do Not Call Registry"? If so I would demand to know where she got it from. I'll bet we all know that answer!!!

Manny,

She said "Eddie" was sitting right there if I wanted to talk to him....I said no, that would not be necessary.

And she asked me if I signed up, I said no I did not, and don't intend to....I'm so busy I can't remember my name....!!!

[bdoles2]

Originally Posted by bstewart

Maybe we should have a 'SCAM Board" where we can post those that are and why.

That would be a good idea if half of these scams were not supported by inspector associations.

[jwortham1]

Zero properties within 250 miles of the 3rd largest city in America.

Methinks someone not only smoked WAY to much but then followed it up by drinking the bong water!

[erezek]

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[erezek]

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[erezek]

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[erezek]

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