If I was able to deliver every one of your clients a free filter...

[Nick Gromicko]

If I was able to have a free forced-air furnace filter shipped to your clients at no charge, would you be willing to give up their contact information and furnace filter size?

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by gromicko

If I was able to have a free forced-air furnace filter shipped to your clients at no charge, would you be willing to give up their contact information and furnace filter size?

How else would this information be used?

[whandley]

John O. isn't going to like this program to much

[Michael R. Boyett]

Neither am I! There's not a snowball's chance in you know where that I would share my client info with anyone. That's a period at the end of that sentence.

[John McKenna]

No... TREC also says No.

[jgroves]

Originally Posted by gromicko

If I was able to have a free forced-air furnace filter shipped to your clients at no charge, would you be willing to give up their contact information and furnace filter size?

What if we were provided with, say a postcard or flyer, that we could mail to them and allow them to opt into at their discretion? Otherwise, no can do.

[Henry Valenzano, CMI]

Originally Posted by gromicko

If I was able to have a free forced-air furnace filter shipped to your clients at no charge, would you be willing to give up their contact information and furnace filter size?

No I would not give up the info.
What you could do is give us a bunch of post cards to give to are clients. They could fill it out and send it to you. That leaves us off the hook.

[John McKenna]

Offer them the free filter on FetchReport.com when they
download their report.

[Nick Gromicko]

Can someone show me the language TREC uses to prohibit?

[Michael R. Boyett]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

No... TREC also says No.

John, you're correct..TAC 535.220 (e)(7) says: Inspectors shall not disclose inspection results or client information without prior approval from the client. But I'm sure someone knows of at least 7 Texas inspectors that are already providing that information with the approval of their attorneys and doing so with great success.

[Chris Morrell]

It would obviously be with prior approval. Something along the lines of--you get their approval at the beginning of the inspection, then during the inspection you'd take note of the filter size. After the inspection you'd enter the size, address and move-in date into a web form and your client would recieve their free filter a few days after moving in.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Just send me a stack of various sized filters and I will gladly pass them out.

[whandley]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Just send me a stack of various sized filters and I will gladly pass them out.

I'm pretty sure that's not the point of this program....

[Michael R. Boyett]

Originally Posted by jbushart

How else would this information be used?

For the NACHI Preferred Vendor Filter of the Month Club.

[ntoll]

Originally Posted by jbushart

How else would this information be used?

Must be something fishy if no one will answer this question.