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Ray Stafford
I can confirm that only one of the final two will have a name beginning with C
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I can confirm that only one of the final two will have a name beginning with C
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Ch4 plumbing
Well I'd better just cross my fingers and toes then!
just in the process of changing my name to colin
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Ray Stafford
Is that their user name, or what everyone calls them when they're not around?
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Ch4 plumbing
If it's the later I'm safe!!:59:
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Ray Stafford
Now, we need to catch up from last night, don't we?
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Ray Stafford
Hey Solutions!
Are you still here?
Are you still here?
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Ray Stafford
Hammers? How about you?
You still here?
You still here?
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Ray Stafford
Factoid of the day.
Solutions real first name ends with an "m"
Hammers real first name ends with an "m"
Of the two finalists, only one of their first names ends with an "m"
I wonder if either of the other two have names ending in "m". Actually, I don't wonder, because I know.
Heh heh
Solutions real first name ends with an "m"
Hammers real first name ends with an "m"
Of the two finalists, only one of their first names ends with an "m"
I wonder if either of the other two have names ending in "m". Actually, I don't wonder, because I know.
Heh heh
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Ray Stafford
Now, before we get all excited about kicking people out, lets reflect on the 10 year warranty enjoyed by the Intergas ECO-RF range from 1st July.
Obviously there are terms and conditions, and I think we all wonder exactly what percent of boilers get serviced annually every year for the first 10 years of life (apart from social housing).
So - is there a huge advantage to having 10 years instead of the 7 years enjoyed by the more common HRE range?
And how do you guys feel about being required to go on a course to access those bigger warranties? Does that work for you?
Obviously there are terms and conditions, and I think we all wonder exactly what percent of boilers get serviced annually every year for the first 10 years of life (apart from social housing).
So - is there a huge advantage to having 10 years instead of the 7 years enjoyed by the more common HRE range?
And how do you guys feel about being required to go on a course to access those bigger warranties? Does that work for you?
We were all hoping it was a mistake.
Then I find that quite worrying that you remembered that person for however long it was 12 months or 2yrs.
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To answer your question about the 7/10 year warrantee. I hate them. They are good for selling boilers, but not good for the installer when after 9 years and 6 months, the customer rings up and says the boiler has stopped working and it's under guarantee. ( but has never been serviced since new) who do they call? Ghostbusters? No the installer.
To answer your question about the 7/10 year warrantee. I hate them. They are good for selling boilers, but not good for the installer when after 9 years and 6 months, the customer rings up and says the boiler has stopped working and it's under guarantee. ( but has never been serviced since new) who do they call? Ghostbusters? No the installer.
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smtplumbing
Chalked that's tuff cheese for the customer. I got a email earlier that intergas will now be emailing and sending out reminders with your price of the service which means it's good for you.
I often wonder if long warranties will actually be honoured by the manufacturers at the later stages of the boilers lifespan.I also would say probably only half of customers get the boiler serviced yearly to continue with the warranty . The other half ask for a service after five years when an issue arises expecting you to back date it.
Warranty's for me are simply a means for me to sell a boiler it really doesn't matter to me beyond that what they do or don't honour as I make it clear to the customer that a warranty is like most insurance assume its worthless and covers nothing and you will be pleasantly surprised if it in fact does cover you in the event of a part failure. I do wish however that boiler warranty's were essentially a return to base for refund style parts replacement scheme that any engineer could make use of providing the affected boiler was within warranty. Perhaps if you agreed with the manufacturer a set rate that you would charge the customer for a warranty repair and they provide the replacement part for free as long as the faulty part is returned. And the customer just applied for the repair charge as a rebate from the manufacturer.
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So, where were we?
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Dotty
Beer time I think.
Except not for me. I've voluntarily taken a week off.
Going for a messy one tomorrow.
Except not for me. I've voluntarily taken a week off.
Going for a messy one tomorrow.
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Ray Stafford
Ah, I remember now. I was just about to eliminate Chalked. Sorry mate, not this time.
oh hell just 3 now is it?
Translation > swmbo has applied limits after last weeks brush with the plant pot at 3am. lol
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Ch4 plumbing
Three men in a boat.......no wait that's not right I meen three eager plumbers
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Ray Stafford
Nope.
Just two men in the boat now.
Hammers just went overboard. Sorry hammers.
Just solutions and ch4 left now.
No pressure.
Think you were on the right lines Ch4.
Three plumbers up the swannie with no control over their destiny which is soley in the hands of the evil minded shopkeeper.
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