InspectWare users Beware

[Dale Duffy]

Originally Posted by relliott

Use one dollar specials my self and got the two hundred dollar jobbers when my arm got too short.
Stick with the cheap ones as you can use different strengths that way.

What the hell are you talking about................

Sounds more like you need a girlfriend than health care.

Email me if you need one of those to, I can usually help everyone someway or another................

[Bob Elliott]

Hahah Dale I am .....oh never mind I could use another girlfreind so I'll just go along with this.
G-d I hope she doesn't see this.
Notice I spend saturday night sitting on the board in between staring at my unfinished report.

[Jack P. Moriarty]

The original post is false.
If you have a current version of InspectWare there is no charge for the code. This user has a 2001 'obsolete' version which is no longer supported, for which there is a small fee. Most software providers would have required him to upgrade to the latest version. The bill for $129 is unrelated to his compaint. All users got the bill. I paid mine because I value the service. If he doesn't want the service simply don't pay the bill.
I have been a user of InspectWare since they first went into business. We have done over 20,000 inspections on this software and all the inspectors here LOVE it. We have had very few problems. But when we do, we get immediate help. Usually it is something we did wrong.
This post was spiteful, mean spititted and irresponsible. What ever happened to the brotherhood of home inspectors? When you attack a company that supports my home inspection business you attack ME.
For any home inspectors out there looking for software that is affordable, easy to use and a comprehensive system with super tech support, I HIGHLY recommend InspectWare. I went through three other software systems before I found InspectWare. I'm talking from experience. I've been a full time home inspector since 1982, I've personally done over 8,000 inspections and my company has done over 50,000.

[Nick Gromicko]

Jack Moriarty is one of my friends, a great guy and you all can trust him.

[Henry Valenzano, CMI]

Originally Posted by jmoriarty

The original post is false.
If you have a current version of InspectWare there is no charge for the code. This user has a 2001 'obsolete' version which is no longer supported, for which there is a small fee. Most software providers would have required him to upgrade to the latest version. The bill for $129 is unrelated to his compaint. All users got the bill. I paid mine because I value the service. If he doesn't want the service simply don't pay the bill.
I have been a user of InspectWare since they first went into business. We have done over 20,000 inspections on this software and all the inspectors here LOVE it. We have had very few problems. But when we do, we get immediate help. Usually it is something we did wrong.
This post was spiteful, mean spititted and irresponsible. What ever happened to the brotherhood of home inspectors? When you attack a company that supports my home inspection business you attack ME.
For any home inspectors out there looking for software that is affordable, easy to use and a comprehensive system with super tech support, I HIGHLY recommend InspectWare. I went through three other software systems before I found InspectWare. I'm talking from experience. I've been a full time home inspector since 1982, I've personally done over 8,000 inspections and my company has done over 50,000.

No My original post is fact.
Inspect Vue does not charge for an activation key
Home gauge does NOT charge for an activation key
HIP does NOT charge for an activation key
Inspectware DOES

[Henry Valenzano, CMI]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Jack Moriarty is one of my friends, a great guy and you all can trust him.

Thanks for the vote of confidence Nick.