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Re: amazon

I was looking on e-bay for an element last night and came across a seller in Cheshire or somewhere selling second hand parts at relatively high prices. .

I personnally no of 3 Serviceforce agents Engineers who are ordering parts for clients jobs, more than required to complete the job, stating there fitting the parts on there paperwork and then selling them on E Bay, to make some extra cash.

I no of another who got sacked or rather persuaded to move on before Electrolux found out.

In my area there are several company engineers who finish around 2pm or ASAP, you can tell if your guys do it as there usually early starters at around 7AM, there then out doin there own private work and I no one company recently warned there engineers to stop.

I’m sure there are many more from other companies and other outlets.

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Well, I’m glad in some ways that happens.

Why?
Because it’ll put up the cost of appliance insurance and help keep my service competitive.
Though I’m not keen on people getting away with fiddling.

The parts I saw for sale were second hand ones BTW.
Mike.

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I had an engineer from a very well known Manufacturer call in about a year ago, and offered me spares for cash!

Motors, modules / eeproms 8) / pumps etc… Good range of van stock, the picking was mine!

As it happens, I do very little work on this Manufacturers appliances, so his number has been of no use to me, but… I did call him for ‘Tech Info’ once… Very helpful guy 🙂

I dare say it goes on all over the Country!

Back to Internet sales though, I have to admit, I’ve never looked at eBay etc for spares, but I might take a peek in the near future, just to see!

Adrian 🙂

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