My customers read this forum. Do yours.

[Greenday]

Whilst it is useful to have this forum as a resource isn't slightly worrying that your customers read it?

 

[JD6400]

No not really , we are as transparently useless in the real world as we are on here !!!!:19:

 

[SimpleSimon]

Unless your known as Greenday the spark there's no worry.

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[i=p/u]

simple simon, i see your from slogh, the car nicking capital of england... cops with cameras (source)

customers will search everywhere and anywhere if they want too... its like you when you buying something you have a nosey around the web to get an idea..

 

[MorganPVI]

I do worry that it's very easy to be misunderstood over the interwebs and that not all comments are written the way they are read.

There was a user on a thread a while back that I was a little sharp with (long days, paperwork nights ) I later realised he shared a name with a potenial customer, fortunalty the user was a long way away and hopefully not the same guy - hate to lose a job for a loose random comment!

 

[Earthstore]

Don't write anything if you have had a long day then...
Personally I think its a good thing that customers can see what a **** shambles this industry is, they then put their trust in me to wade through it all.

 

[SRE]

We regularly pick up work through the Forum - it's worked well for us. I try to go to the lounge to let off steam.

 

[Marvo]

Yeah, there are areas of the forum that aren't visible to customers but it's always worth remembering that whatever you post on the Internet has the potential to haunt you for the remainder of your born days.

 

[Cyberprog]

I'd rather stand by my opinions and say what I think. Sadly, I have very little filter between what I think, and what I say, but at least it's honest!
And couldn't give a monkeys what my customers might think of me

 

[Eco Deal]

Most people thinking of installing solar power will chat on forums before they decided to buy ! dont you research a product or company before purchasing goods?

 

[HPSauce]

Speaking as as customer, I find this forum to be a very useful source of learning and makes me appreciate what great lengths you installers are willing to go to in order to satisfy your customers.

And the great stress the governments' rapid rule change is causing.

Fortunately, again thanks to this forum, I found out about the rule change early on and my system is now installled and running.

So, you good installers have nothing to be concerned with keeping the forum free to view for everyone.

 

[Scooby]

Ditto. Also speaking as a customer.

I have a much better understanding of what you are going through from reading this forum, and I both sympathise and are impressed by how you are 'coping'.

I would suggest, tho', that you all join the 'lounge' area just in case you have a particularly bad day. Yeah, I know - that's everyday...

 

[SolarCity]

To be honest, I often point customers to this forum and advise them to do a little bit of their own research. Its a big investment and they're far less likely to get conned (and lets be honest, there are plenty of dodgy firms out there) if they have had a read of this forum first.

 

[powervan]

a little knowledge is DANGEROUS !! but im not dead yet)

 

[dingledong]

whats even more worrying my nic inspector wants to start reading this forum

ooooh matron