Superior Product and Service seals are now tied to InterNACHI's Vendor Code of Ethics

So try accepting that :wink:

I do and all without giving up my clients private information.

If you get a chance, You should try it sometime, it works well, very well.:wink:

Jim

I do, every time they prefer it that way. It’s so simple, it’s crazy :stuck_out_tongue:

Whether they know about it or not. :stuck_out_tongue:

What a guy. :mrgreen:

Come on now, I have explained my procedure. They are fully aware. Let’s not misrepresent :slight_smile:

Troy they have to misrepresent…they have no choice its in their blood…in case you guys were in the dark, I was being sarcastic with Troy. I love the guy and think he is one hell of a person, not to mention a great inspector.

I honestly could care less anymore what happens here. I get what I want out of NACHI and leave the rest. If people want to make it their life’s mission to play I got a bigger wiener, then God Bless them.

Me, Troy, and many others do profit from Recall Chek its called happy - happy clients who are willing to pay a premium for a premium service. Try offering a premium service and you know what will happen? You wont have this much time to spend on message boards!

Does that explanation also include informing client so they have

*"been made explicitly aware of what information will be released, to whom, and for what purpose, *

Obviously not as that is impossible for you to do. Nathan has admitted that he subs out all the client data that you have released to him, to other third parties all unknown to you, thus you could not possibly comply with COE 7a.

NACHI COE:

7 Inspectors or inspection companies.
The InterNACHI member shall not release any information about the inspection or the client to a third party unless doing so is necessary to protect the safety of others, to comply with a law or statute, or both of the following conditions are met:

a. the client has been made explicitly aware of what information will be released, to whom, and for what purpose, and;

b. the client has provided explicit, prior written consent for the release of his/her information.

What say you now Troy?

Jim

Then I say turn me in cowboy :stuck_out_tongue:

Not my intension to turn you or any other Inspector in for violating the code of Ethics
Just wanted to show you the light.

It is not your fault, you are doing what you need to do to get business and to provide your clients with a great service I am sure.

To be honest I am pretty sure recallcheck is a great product. That is why the CSPC created such a valuable service for people, and why other sites like We Make It Safer also have such a service.

Of course we all know that you can provide all your clients with any service they need but you could do it without releasing their private information and also compiling with the COE.

The choice is there and available.

Peace to you and Good Health to All.

Jim

Jim didn’t Nathan make that video on your home page?

Jim do you use Home Gauge?

Fixed it

Yes he sure did. One of the best things he did. I love it and thanked him tremendously, and we also made a private deal for it. He did that when we first met (online) and I actually used the alarm program until I started getting complaints about the verbiage in my agreements. I thought about it, and realized my clients were right. We made a few bucks together, and that was all she wrote.

Jim

Nope, I use HIP, Dom has an awesome product, I am a Hippie for life.

What do you use?

Jim

Reminds me of that scumbag Warren Buffet who became super rich when taxes were low and now wants to raise taxes on the rich so that they can’t catch up to him and compete with him on the big deals. Jim got Nathan to build his video, made his money on Nathan’s alarm systems, and now wants to close the door on everyone else.

That’s weird because there are some here that believe once a statement is put into an inspection agreement it is somehow hidden.

Not at all how the story went Liar. Do you do anything but make up lies anymore?

Not closing any doors moron. I have told Nathan how to change his system to not broker client data, he chooses not to, that’s his choice.

Jim

Yup and I am one of them. I never really thought about it much until a few clients pointed out they did not like it.

Jim

I still confused how they could point something out to you if it’s hidden :wink:

I understand Troy, I was like you in that thinking until I pulled my head out of my arse and then changed to do the right thing.

Sorry that you are confused, you’ll be ok.

Jim