Originally Posted By: Webmaster This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
This process has been simplified tenfold, and I just now realized that my old thread is outdated.
To show up as a NACHI member, simply use your members-only username and password. Your NACHI username is your first initial and last name (followed by a number if your last name is common).
Please note: In any posts made before you became a member you will still show up as a non-member.
Originally Posted By: Douglas Plummer This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hi Chris! I presently log on under my own name (Douglas Plummer) with my own password. I do not show up as a NACHI member. I checked the members list & I’m shown as dplummer. When I log on under dplummer with the assigned NACHI password I’m told my name or password is incorrect. I’ve tried changing my profile from Douglas Plummer to dplummer but am told it’s already assigned. I’m stumped. DOUG
Originally Posted By: Chris Morrell This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Doug,
I believe you're logging in with an incorrect password. I just looked up your information and everything seems right. We also don't have an e-mail address on file for you, so I can't e-mail you your password. Do you have an e-mail address that I can send it to?
Originally Posted By: Chris Morrell This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Both of you need to log in with your members-only username and password, not the username and password you set up for the message board. When you join, an account is created for you to use.
If you've forgotten your members-only username and password, let me know.
Originally Posted By: ddalgleish This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I apologize if this was covered in earlier registration e-mails but they were lost when my computer was recently stolen.
The member name and password mailed to me for the 'members only' section doesn't work for the message baord. The long version of my name and password works except I show up as 'No' under Nachi member. That is wrong. How do I fix this.
Originally Posted By: psissler This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Hi Chris,
My name shows up as a non-member as well. i log in with the P/W and username given and I still have to log in at the old username that was incorrect. Any ideas? Thank you>
Originally Posted By: Chris Morrell This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Patrick,
I'm not sure how, but your username got an extra S in it somewhere. I've sent you info on how to log in with the correct username. Let me know if you don't get it.
Originally Posted By: pfernandez This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I read all of the messages from the members of NACHI as well as the replies from the NACHI officers concerning my website, i.e. c4u Home Inspections and the kit that was offered to the general public. It was not my intention to undercut any certified inspector when I originated the concept. I have been in the construction industry as a licensed general contractor for more than 20 years and know that the general public is not able to discern what to look for or who to hire to look for any defects in their home when it comes to safety issues. The few who do have some skills in what to look for can save themselves a lot of money and time by my do-it-yourself kit. As one of the members even stated, anyone can purchase any of the books about home inspection and code at any bookstore or on-line and do the same thing as what I am offering. By my display of NACHI as a resource, I am not only showing my credibility as a member of an organization of certified inspectors, I am also showing NACHI as a viable source to go to for a qualified home inspector. I take offense at the posting of my personal information and the inference that someone would intentionally violate my privacy and throw daggers at my honesty and integrity. If that is the basic premise of the members and NACHI to slander and threaten an individual for having a different idea, then it seems to me that the entire industry needs to do a reality check. I have not been a member or a certified inspector nearly as long as those members who chose to attack me so, how could I be such a threat to the organization and/or their members? I have invested a lot of time and money too. I take business and associations very seriously. However, now that I know what business I have gotten into, I regret that I did not research it further.
Originally Posted By: cmccann This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Kind of funny how a few people slam you without knowing the facts and then are no where to be found. That’s one problem about this computer, people like to hide behind it and act in control. I actually liked the marketing tool, and see the value in it. On one hand you offer the kit at a comparable price to the medium home inspection. Most people if not all would say “I might as well hire a professional.” If not they get the info they should. I commend you for thinking out of the box. There is a little, and I mean little, clan that tries and runs things from this website. They pile on and become great stand up comedian’s. So good luck on your marketing of home inspection, and don’t let the uninformed, gang up on you.
